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leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 I mean that support for a version stops when a new one is released.
For example, 120 is the current stable version and will no longer be supported when 121 is released in stable channel.

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sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

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'You lost me.'

What does 'It stopped being supported in version 96. In version 95, Windows 7 is still supported' mean?

Version: 95.0.4635.90 was the 'last' version for Win 7.

Therefore, are you stating that:

-One, this version was the last one supported by Win 7?

-Two, Version 96 was not available for Win 7 so, consequently, it was not supported?

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 I mean that 96 was the first version without support for Windows 7.

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sporty78 @leocg last edited by

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What OS(es) did Version 96 support then?

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 Windows 10 and 11

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sporty78 @leocg last edited by sporty78

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Am I correct then that V. 95 was the last one with Win 7 support? (since V. 96 was not available for Win 7 install)

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sporty78 @sporty78 last edited by

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Am I correct about the following details:

-One, V. 95 was the last one with Win 7 support? (since V. 96 was not available for Win 7 install).

-Two, Opera 96 will, simply put, not install when using Win 7.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 Yes, version 95 was the last Opera version that supported Windows 7.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @sporty78 last edited by

@sporty78 Right,, you can't install version 96 and newer on Windows 7.

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sporty78 @leocg last edited by

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Thx.