New YouTube Problems with Opera 12.17
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A Former User last edited by
Including the comments text display?
That is interesting, as 12.16 and 12.17 are not very different at all, just a couple of security fixes.
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fefrie last edited by
Yup.
I came here because of the broken comments section.
17 is not a recommended build for whatever reason, so I stick with 16.
I run opera fresh from an image on every reboot, so I don't have a lot of cumulative errors with my browser.
Did the recommendations as lukaria suggested. Works fine again.
Don't forget to thumbs up him.
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A Former User last edited by
Yes, of course I should have done that, I have now!
Unfortunately that fix doesn't work for me as it breaks other sites, specifically PayPal.
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fefrie last edited by
try this.
http://ud.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/comments/2ivkg4/opera_12_versus_youtube_how_to_fix_broken/
And revert back to 12.16 Everything works fine for me.
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fefrie last edited by
oh and my main youtube page takes a long time to load too.
Glad it's not just me and my slow computer.
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stng last edited by
@davehawley
Unfortunately that fix doesn't work for me as it breaks other sites, specifically PayPal.
Use selective masking by editing override.ini file.
Global masking via "Custom User-Agent" (opera:config) is a detrimental solution. -
stng last edited by admin
oh and my main youtube page takes a long time to load too.
Try to use this solution: https://forums.opera.com/post/29123
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A Former User last edited by
Thanks all of you!
:cheers:
I had actually already applied that last fix ages ago, but when I now checked it I found that somehow it had become "undone".
I've reapplied it and now YouTube pages are loading fast again with no freezes!Thanks for the pointer to the override.ini editing tip as well, that's fixed the comments display.
I always thought one of the things they should have added to the site preferences was to allow site-by-site user agent strings to be added (that and fit to width) and I did try once before doing it by editing override.ini, but it didn't work. This time it did!Long live Opera 12!
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fefrie last edited by
Thanks for the link on the slow YT main page.
I have a css running on the page running already to eliminate ads, so I just added the recommended code.
Eliminated the subscription mess on the right, but the page still loads slow. I have a core duo computer so that might be the problem. I'll respond in the other forum.
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fefrie last edited by
try this.
http://ud.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/comments/2ivkg4/opera_12_versus_youtube_how_to_fix_broken/
And revert back to 12.16 Everything works fine for me.I have to retract this. Using the override.ini does NOT work for me.
I'll have to delve into what is going wrong wth the ini code.
Lukarria is the only fix for me, although I've removed it to see if I can get ini working again.
EDIT: Disregard. I run opera on a ramdrive that starts brand new except for certain files like Override.ini of which I store on the regular drive.
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A Former User last edited by
Yeah I just noticed some of these issues myself, slow start page and comments formatting. Funny thing is I had enabled auto previews somehow and I can't recall how I did that if it was an extension or youtube settings I used. So now it is slow trying to load all those videos
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Deleted User last edited by admin
Try to use this solution: https://forums.opera.com/post/29123
That does make the comments display correctly, but seems to make it impossible to post (i.e., can't type into the new comment box).
17 is not a recommended build for whatever reason, so I stick with 16.
Not recommended? IIRC, it was a security update.
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A Former User last edited by
Confirmed, I can't type in the new comment box either now!
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A Former User last edited by
You can share the thing on Facebook and place your comment in the text body, then discuss stuff on there. And to Hell that that's not working.
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A Former User last edited by
Are people not aware Opera 12.x is not being worked on any more? Any problems you have will not be fixed.
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A Former User last edited by
Thanks for that, I think you'll find that we are all well aware of this!
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fefrie last edited by
Are people not aware Opera 12.x is not being worked on any more? Any problems you have will not be fixed.
Wait, what? Opera 12.16 is not being worked on anymore? I know that they went with webkit for awhile, but they said that they were going to introduce Opera 12 features back into a later version of the newer Opera, sometime in the near future.
/sarcasm
