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    Opera creating strange paths to files on the computer

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      E-opera last edited by

      I open a .png file from a sub-directory in Home. When I open it in Firefox, it shows the correct path:
      file:///home/eric/Public/Bleak%20Midwinter/Cover/Cover%208%20christmas%20trees%20gold%20with%20seal.png
      But when I open it in Opera, it shows this path:
      file:///run/user/1000/doc/aMYybcqiqijkJvRuZfSoxg/Cover%208%20christmas%20trees%20gold%20with%20seal.png.
      Where does that path come from? Why does Opera do that?

      And when I restart my computer and re-open Opera, it says it can't open the file.

      I'm using FF 158.0(64 bit) and Opera One(version: 136.0.6008.80) on Fedora 44 workstation edition.

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        leocg Moderator Volunteer @E-opera last edited by

        @E-opera What about other Chromium browsers?

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          E-opera @leocg last edited by

          @leocg Same result as with Opera.
          How is this relevant?

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            burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

            Are you using the RPM package or the snap package or the flatpak package of Opera?

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              E-opera @burnout426 last edited by

              @burnout426 flatpak

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                leocg Moderator Volunteer @E-opera last edited by

                @E-opera It means that it's something from Chromium and not from Opera. So, if it needs to be fixed, Chromium needs to do that.

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