Nothing opens on 25.0.1606.0
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jirven last edited by
Forgot to mention that with --no-sandbox it works just fine.
edit: and all my bookmarks are gone, perfect...
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amigaunited last edited by admin
For missing bookmarks see https://forums.opera.com/topic/5694/bookmarks-from-opera-24
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Deleted User last edited by
Forgot to mention that with --no-sandbox it works just fine.
Yeah, I'm running with --no-sandbox too even though it's strongly discouraged. I'd be happy if someone from Opera at least confirmed they're looking into this...
BTW it works on my work computer running Win8.1. It doesn't seem to be OS specific.
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amigaunited last edited by
I finally got Opera running without --no-sandbox parameter!
Cause seems to be a interdependency with the "Intel Management Engine Components" and / or "Intel Trusted Connect Service"
Can anyone verify / reproduce following procedure - I currently only did it within Sandboxie (http://www.sandboxie.com/) to avoid damaging my system:
- Check if some specific plugins are installed and detected
Open https://bugs.opera.com/wizarddesktop
At the bottom of the page (where HTTP_USER_AGENT and more information is displayed) check if the following plugins are detected:
Intel
Identity Protection Technology (Intel web components for Intel Identity Protection Technology) npIntelWebAPIIPT.dll
Intel Identity Protection Technology (Intel web components updater - Installs and updates the Intel web components) npIntelWebAPIUpdater.dllOptional you can open a command line (Windows+R, then enter cmd.exe) and list your path variable with entering:
echo %path%
The output should contain a path like
C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\DAL;C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\IPT;C:\Program Files (x86)\Int el\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\DAL;C:\Program Files (x86)\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components\IPT
- When one or both plugins are detected, close Opera and uninstall following software from your system
I added my exact version information in brackets. Maybe there is someone with other or even same versions and Opera is working fine with them.
- "Intel(R) Trusted Connect Service Client" (v1.22.216.0)
- "Intel(R) Management Engine Components" (v8.0.0.1262)
- Restart Opera using --no-sandbox parameter and re-check https://bugs.opera.com/wizarddesktop if the plugins were successfully uninstalled
Optional, again check path variable within cmd.exe - all paths to C:\Program Files\Intel\Intel(R) Management Engine Components should be missing now.
- Restart Opera without any additional command line options
If possible, please post your result here.
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Deleted User last edited by
I don't have those plugins. I already tried disabling all plugins, didn't help.
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Deleted User last edited by
Another update, still no improvement. 27.0.1670.0 also doesn't open anything...
Can we at least get a comment from someone at Opera what is the status of this? Do you consider this to not be a problem with Opera or are you looking into it?
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amigaunited last edited by admin
Regarding https://forums.opera.com/post/56526 Opera developers are investigating this issue.
As the basic problem is in the source of Chrome / Chromium (developed by Google) this problem can be a tricky one to solve.
Update to my solution with Intel drivers: I've updated the management engine components to V8.1.0.1263 (on live system) and was able to start Opera normally.
I then uninstalled latest drivers and reinstalled the old ones and now this is driving me crazy as I am not able to reproduce the problem anymore, tested with several Opera development and last 3 stable versions... all are working fine.
Seems the Intel uninstallers have done something to filesystem and / or registry. I would not like to restore my system from my backup from beginning of last month.
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Deleted User last edited by admin
Regarding https://forums.opera.com/post/56526 Opera developers are investigating this issue.
As the basic problem is in the source of Chrome / Chromium (developed by Google) this problem can be a tricky one to solve.OK, great, I wasn't aware of that thread. I know it's a Chromium issue, but the weird thing is I've never had it happen in Chrome and I've been running the stable, dev and canary builds in parallel just to see if it would show up...
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jirven last edited by
Still not working... Not in beta v. 27 or official v. 26.
Maybe better luck with another browser, alot of benefits from version 12 is gone anyway...
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Deleted User last edited by
Just a quick update - Opera still opens no pages on 27.0.1689.13. Any updates from the Opera guys investigating this?
BTW Chrome works (and it always has for me)...
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Deleted User last edited by admin
Oh, and as a bonus since the first v28 dev build I have occasionally appearing command line windows which seem to be caused by my workaround for this bug (the --no-sandbox flag) See here.
With these two bugs Opera is almost completely unusable for me.
