Did you ever setup a passphrase? When it started to ask for a passphrase? What OS? What version of Opera?

@smursalin See https://forums.opera.com/topic/25671/instructions-on-posting-about-problems-in-opera-mini

In this case, I guess that the representative of the phone maker could try a direct contact. In Opera's web page there is a link with information for those who want to be a partner.

@iqra Opera VPN no longer exist.

@leocg Wow, that's sad. I have a Nokia E63 running S60v3 with OoeraMini v7.1 that still shows syncing activity only that it doesn't reflect on my account or other Opera browsers (Android and Windows versions). Guess l have to manually export all my bookmarks and speed dial content to the others.

If you try to gzip all the text that is on the page, you get 44kB of data. You could possibly go below with some different compression algorithm, but not very much.

Opera Mini compression will be visible more likely on some more advanced pages with CSS, JS, images etc. On the page provided, there's simply not much that can be compressed.

I user OBMLVIEWER IT WORK

@kamengospodinov Probably never since Opera is not developing anything for Windows Mobile as far as I know.

This area of the forums is in English. Please repost in English, or find an appropriate language area to post in.

Now there's none, no fake Operra and no genuine Opera. Can someone make the genuine mini available again? Thank you

Maybe you could contact with website owners and ask them to disable annoying popups?

Please use English in this forum. There are some local (language) forums here, maybe one of them fits your needs.

Also, topic title on all caps are not allowed.

The topic title is against the rules and also there are topics to discuss it already.

server download not support for ressume

how can I add my website https://hitng.com.ng very active

ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/android/mini/30.0.2254.121224/operamini.apk

I am fully aware that there is no way for a user to port an app that runs on Blackberry somewhere else, if not for some compatibility problems then Blackberry's strong security and encryption features stand against it. But it means that Opera could make a such a port with much less effort needed than a port of a native app would imply....

Btw. my Blackberry Q10 can do both: Android and native apps, and both could be Java..., and so far I have found no way to tell what exactly runs there... My old Samsung would indicate a running JRE with an icon, but the BB doesn't.