OPERA Developer Version 39.0.2234.0 VPN ISSUES
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suppliedrelic last edited by
What silence? From who?
The VPN issue affects just a small percentage of the users as it seems and people from Opera are trying to find out what may be causing those problems.
As a forum moderator, do you have direct contact with Opera Developers?
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suppliedrelic last edited by
As a forum moderator, do you have direct contact with Opera Developers?
Nope.
Interesting. Are you a paid Opera employee or a community member chosen to moderate these forums?
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suppliedrelic last edited by
Are you a paid Opera employee or a community member chosen to moderate these forums?
Second option. If i was an Opera employee i guess i would have access to developers.
Gotcha.
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vpnppa last edited by
Works now when disabling updates under Kernel 4.7-rc1. Don't use it in Win Ten and the bug remains.
Version: 39.0.2226.0 - New version 39.0.2245.0 is available -
vpnppa last edited by
Works now when disabling updates under Kernel 4.7-rc1. Don't use it in Win Ten and the bug remains.
Version: 39.0.2226.0 - New version 39.0.2245.0 is availableEDIT: Works now in Win Ten but for live streaming (cbc player) there's a pop-up saying Click to run Adobe Flash player. Will give it a try in Linux later.
Version: 39.0.2245.0 - Opera is up to dateEdit 2: Works in Kylin also but same bug: Click to run Abobe Flash Player (everywhere). There is no radio streaming: This is a 5 years old bug
Version:39.0.2245.0 - Opera is up to date
Update stream:developer
System:Ubuntu Kylin 16.04 LTS (x86_64; Unity)Pepperflashplugin-nonfree 1.8.2ubuntu1
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gymnophoria last edited by
I'm having the opposite problem. When I open Opera Developer 39 (the latest update, whatever it is), there's no VPN button, but the VPN seems automatically switched on in the normal windows. I'm in the UK but previously set it to Netherlands, and it's stuck on Netherlands so I can't watch the BBC. To do so I have to open a Private window with VPN switched off!
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jabrathecat last edited by
My vpn was not working on one pc with avast antivirus, I then disabled avast, then the vpn immediately started working. I then uninstalled avast and enabled windows defender and the vpn is still working fine.
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almanac408 last edited by
I believe the problem is caused by Avast's SecureLine VPN component. I did the following and now Opera's VPN works:
- Open Avast from the system tray.
- Click on the Settings cog in the top right-hand corner.
- Select Tools from the menu on the left.
- Disable SecureLine VPN.
- Reboot.
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xkdk last edited by
It worked after i logged into opera :p Maybe you have to re-login idk.
Didnt work on my windows 7 - with our without proxy vpn - then i logged into opera and it did
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vasyag19 last edited by
almanac408
I believe the problem is caused by Avast's SecureLine VPN component. I did the following and now Opera's VPN works:
Open Avast from the system tray.
Click on the Settings cog in the top right-hand corner.
Select Tools from the menu on the left.
Disable SecureLine VPN.
Reboot.
Did not help.
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jamestshimanga last edited by
Had the same problem. When you upgrade you have to reactivate VPN in settings.
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mmaniaque last edited by
Problem is back - 42.0.2374.0 Windows 8.1 64-bit (WoW64)
Same problem with the version 41.0.2353.10 (Beta) Windows 10 64-bit (WoW64)
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doogiehouser last edited by
The main reason I started using Opera again was for the VPN. It has been broken since the last update, a few weeks ago. I might as well go back to Chrome...
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