• Login
    • Search
    • Categories
    • Recent
    • Tags
    • Users
    • Groups
    • Rules
    • Help

    Do more on the web, with a fast and secure browser!

    Download Opera browser with:

    • built-in ad blocker
    • battery saver
    • free VPN
    Download Opera

    Windows 10: Enter or refresh in address bar can cause unlogged crash

    Opera for Windows
    3
    5
    754
    Loading More Posts
    • Oldest to Newest
    • Newest to Oldest
    • Most Votes
    Reply
    • Reply as topic
    Log in to reply
    This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it.
    • nelsonjw
      nelsonjw last edited by

      I am getting frequent crashes in Opera 33 stable on Windows 10 November update if I interact with the address bar or refresh bar. To reload a site, I may either click the refresh button or click in the address bar then press Enter on my keyboard. Periodically, but consistently on certain websites, especially more complex sites like a project management web application or a Wordpress blog dashboard, this causes a momentary hang of the Opera UI then a sudden crash and reload to my homepage. No crash entry is logged in Windows' Event Viewer and I have looked in the Opera profile folder at AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable but cannot find any logs there.

      Any ideas?

      Reply Quote 0
        1 Reply Last reply
      • lando242
        lando242 last edited by

        What plugins and extensions do you have installed in Opera?

        Reply Quote 0
          1 Reply Last reply
        • nelsonjw
          nelsonjw last edited by

          LastPass, Adblock Plus, Download Chrome Extension, IETab (Chrome), MultiLogin (Chrome)

          However, this is still reproducible with all extensions disabled.

          Reply Quote 0
            1 Reply Last reply
          • idrin
            idrin last edited by

            Might be related to already known issue in progress - crash on notifications. If you use a website which utilizes these (e.g. whatsapp, slack or any other messenger), this might be it.

            Reply Quote 0
              1 Reply Last reply
            • nelsonjw
              nelsonjw last edited by

              No, these aren't sites that use notifications. The sites seem to be jquery-intensive. That's about the only thing I've been able to deduce as a common factor.

              Reply Quote 0
                1 Reply Last reply
              • First post
                Last post

              Computer browsers

              • Opera for Windows
              • Opera for Mac
              • Opera for Linux
              • Opera beta version
              • Opera USB

              Mobile browsers

              • Opera for Android
              • Opera Mini
              • Opera Touch
              • Opera for basic phones

              • Add-ons
              • Opera account
              • Wallpapers
              • Opera Ads

              • Help & support
              • Opera blogs
              • Opera forums
              • Dev.Opera

              • Security
              • Privacy
              • Cookies Policy
              • EULA
              • Terms of Service

              • About Opera
              • Press info
              • Jobs
              • Investors
              • Become a partner
              • Contact us

              Follow Opera

              • Opera - Facebook
              • Opera - Twitter
              • Opera - YouTube
              • Opera - LinkedIn
              • Opera - Instagram

              © Opera Software 1995-