Switched mouse buttons Back and Forward
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@iwua For the standalone installations, you just delete their folders. That's it.
If you didn't use the standalone installation for Opera Developer, you uninstall via "Installed apps" in Windows.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@iwua Opera 133 is on Chromium 149. Opera 134 is on Chromium 150. Opera Developer (Opera 136) is on Chromium 151. Current stable version of Chrome is on Chromium 151.
It'd be interesting to temporarily test in Chrome to see if it has the issue too or not. Same with Opera Developer. It might be a Chromium issue that started with Chromium 150 that may or may not be fixed in Chromium 151.
If it is a Chromium issue, a bug needs to be filed at issues.chromium.org.
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iwua last edited by
@burnout426
Opera Developer -
switched buttonsChrome 151.0.7922.138 (Official Build) (64-bit) (cohort: Stable Installs & Version Pins) -
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
I see https://forums.opera.com/post/171766 that says you can use your Logitech mouse settings to have a profile just for Opera where you switch the buttons so that make Opera happy. Might be an option for a workaround for now.
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iwua last edited by
@burnout426 i already tried that and for some reason that doesnt work - i made an opera profile with switched buttons in logi options but no changes in behaviour occured
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
OK. Final tests for you.
Remove any Opera profiles you added in your mouse settings.
Download chrome.7z under Assets at https://github.com/Hibbiki/chromium-win64/releases/tag/v150.0.7871.47-r1639810 to your downloads folder. Then in File Explorer, go to your downloads folder, right-click it and choose "Extract all". You should then have a "Chrome" folder in your downloads folder.
Then, hit Windows key + r, type
cmdand press enter to open a command prompt.Then, type:
cd "%userprofile%\Downloads\chrome\Chrome-bin"and press enter to switch to the extracted folder.
Then, type
dirand press enter to see the files (chrome.exe and the 150 folder etc.).Then, type:
chrome.exe "--user-data-dir=%userprofile%\Desktop\Chrome150test"and press enter to launch that version of Chrome with a test profile folder on your desktop.
Does that version of Chrome work fine too or are the buttons switched there like in Opera?
Then, close that Chrome.
Then, type:
copy chrome.exe opera.exeand press enter.
Then, type:
opera.exe "--user-data-dir=%userprofile%\Desktop\Chrome150test"and press enter to launch Chrome with its executable's name set to opera.exe.
How does Chrome behave then?
When you're done testing, you can exit the command prompt and you can delete the "Chrome150test" folder on your desktop and delete the chrome.7z and the "Chrome" folder in your downloads folder.
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
Opera Stable 134.0.5954.56 just came out. Make sure to update just to see if it's any different. Nothing in the changelog indicates that updating will help, but ...
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