Nothing opens on 25.0.1606.0
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Deleted User last edited by
So I did the following experiment. I downloaded build 1597 (the previous one), did a standalone install and everything worked. It then autoupdated to 1606 and after restart it stopped working again. I tried disabling AV and firewall but it didn't help.
I also tried running it with extensions disabled so I added the command-line switch --disable-extensions and that also didn't help (although I'm not sure if Opera supports that switch?).
I then captured traffic with Wireshark and Opera doesn't even seem to make HTTP requests on build 1606?!
There's something wrong with build 1606 since both 1597 and Opera Next (24.0.1558.51) work fine on the same system.
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Deleted User last edited by
Still the same on 25.0.1613.1 - nothing opens (even with a standalone install, so it's not a corrupt profile or extension). Again, is there anything I can send to help find what's causing this?
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Deleted User last edited by
No one cares, but still... There is actually one thing that works and that are Google search suggestions when I type in the address bar. Of course when I press Enter nothing happens.
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Deleted User last edited by
Yes, it does work in safe mode.
It seems to be a Chromium issue. When you google my symptoms with Chrome instead of Opera there are loads of people with the same issue. Various fixes are mentioned (like it's caused by a Trojan or a rootkit, but I've scanned with every possible tool and nothing was found), some work for some people, for others nothing helps.
I got it working by adding the -no-sandbox switch which is not a solution I'm happy with. I will try to investigate further, but it's quite frustrating.
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Deleted User last edited by
It works now (without -no-sandbox). Sadly, I'm not sure what did it.
I ran ComboFix which some people reported helped them. I left it unattended for a few minutes only to find it crashed my system. I shut it down and restarted during which about 30 updates were installed by Windows update (mostly Office, some Visual Studio and C++ redistributable package updates). After that I tried Opera without -no-sandbox and, lo and behold, it worked! So did ComboFix fix something before the crash or did a Windows update solve it I have no idea...It was truly bizarre, all other browsers worked during this time (Chrome stable, Chrome canary, Firefox, Opera Next, Opera 12, IE), so I don't believe it was caused by something malicious.
Anyway, thanks leocg for showing interest
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guciok last edited by
Installed official release 24 and it works fine, so there is definitely something broken in last 2 builds.
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guciok last edited by
Update, after importing (copying db files) bookmarks and session, it's broken again...
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Deleted User last edited by
I'd like to help you but as I said I'm not sure what helped me (and ComboFix which might have helped doesn't work on 8.1 anyway).
You can try the fixes listed here.Did you try a standalone install (to rule out a corrupt profile)? Does that work?
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guciok last edited by
Tried all, malwarebytes didn't find anything, Chrome works fine tho. I can see that after all tabs finish load, after startup, any new tab won't load. Tried to remove fetched executables from "C:\Windows\Prefetch", and didn't help either. Removed any traces from registry and this didn't help too. I'm at loss here...
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guciok last edited by
I will try now for the third time to unistall, remove all traces, restart pc and install a fresh copy. And this time I won't copy my bookmarks.
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guciok last edited by
Ok it works for now. I will try with 100 tabs like before... I have installed fresh installation in a completely different directory ("C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera Stable"). Even when I removed content of previous installations, windows was caching something...
Before I had "C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera" with stable and "C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera developer" with dev.
But every time I was launching Opera stable windows would let me choose only "Opera Development" for http links.
Now it finally lets me choose "opera browser". This might be the key, to make it work again!If it starts again I will let you know. Anyone with that problem might try that first.
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guciok last edited by
Spoke to fast. Problem is still there. Limit would be around 80-90 tabs, than problem starts again guys. Can anyone test that for me? open some random 100 tabs, restart browser wait few minutes till all tabs get loaded, than try opening new tab from some link or bookmark. In my case new tabs are blank till I close half of opened from before.
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guciok last edited by
Now I know that this happens only with tab hibernation enabled. Must be a bug.
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linuxmint7 last edited by admin
Now I know that this happens only with tab hibernation enabled. Must be a bug.
But you already said in another topic that you filed a bug report about this an hour or so ago.
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Deleted User last edited by
Now I know that this happens only with tab hibernation enabled. Must be a bug.
Then you've discovered a different issue. For me even the first tab didn't open and I've never had tab hibernation enabled.
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guciok last edited by admin
Now I know that this happens only with tab hibernation enabled. Must be a bug.
But you already said in another topic that you filed a bug report about this an hour or so ago.
https://forums.opera.com/post/50060Yes, I did. I want them to check this out if this is really a bug or just my pc.
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Deleted User last edited by
It works now (without -no-sandbox). Sadly, I'm not sure what did it. I ran ComboFix which some people reported helped them. I left it unattended for a few minutes only to find it crashed my system. I shut it down and restarted during which about 30 updates were installed by Windows update (mostly Office, some Visual Studio and C++ redistributable package updates). After that I tried Opera without -no-sandbox and, lo and behold, it worked! So did ComboFix fix something before the crash or did a Windows update solve it I have no idea...
It was truly bizarre, all other browsers worked during this time (Chrome stable, Chrome canary, Firefox, Opera Next, Opera 12, IE), so I don't believe it was caused by something malicious.
Anyway, thanks leocg for showing interestWell, it's not working again. It wasn't the latest Opera update, it stopped working before that. No Windows Updates in a while too. Only "works" with --no-sandbox.
