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[blackbird71]

blackbird71 last edited by

It's unclear from your post if you're expecting Opera's updater to be redesigned to somehow determine that your prior version has not been updated by user choice for 4 or more days after the update has been released. But if so, that's simply not going to happen. There are many reasons why a prior version may go 4 or more days un-updated after a new-version release, including their systems (or Opera) having simply been shut off that long for reasons unrelated to Opera updating. It's up to a user to make sure software on his system has its software updates blocked if he so chooses, either via a software setting (which unfortunately doesn't exist for Opera) or by disabling the updater file itself (which indeed can be done with Opera) or by disabling his firewall/system access to the update server(s).

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

no you don't understand they updated me for no reason i really don't like the youtube pop out extension and that is the reason why want the older version today around 11:30 am (Central Europe time) the updated me for no obvious reason after having the older version for no more than 2 days

[blackbird71]

blackbird71 last edited by

It's still unclear: who are "they"? Are you referring to Opera updating you or a YouTube extension updating you? In the case of the Opera browser itself, unless you block it somehow, Opera automatically updates itself if a newer version is available.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Do you mean that you don't want Opera to autoupdate? Well, it has been a long time request.

For now you can try renaming the autoupdater executable.

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

i am reffering to opera updating

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

i am reffering to opera updating

Me too.

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

ok then is there any way to disable the youtube pop out extension that Opera 37 has?

[sgunhouse]

sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by

Yes, chrome://flags/#media-detachable-view

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

well what do i do there?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

ok then is there any way to disable the youtube pop out extension that Opera 37 has?

How about, don't click the button to pop-out the video?

Yes, chrome://flags/#media-detachable-view

I'm sure this flag won't exist for much longer, like happens to all features that are finalized.

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

well if there isn't a way to disable the youtube pop out extension then you should be able to understand the situation which means not to update if i or anyone has the older version 4 or more days after the latest has been relased and don't try to complicate

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

i am using the Opera 36.0.2130.65

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

Do you mean that you don't want Opera to autoupdate? Well, it has been a long time request.
For now you can try renaming the autoupdater executable.

ok then i will try now ti disable the autoupdate

[mekes150]

mekes150 last edited by

i have now deleted the autoupdate from the C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera\36.0.2130.65 i hope it works

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

well what do i do there?

It's not that hard to get it: just set it to disabled.

Just remember to read the warning on top of that page.