Opera updates in Vista/XP?

[fpe4fpe]

fpe4fpe last edited by

umm ... I installed build 36 on xp and pages keep crashing ... Is this a sign of thing to come?

[lando242]

lando242 last edited by

It more likely a sign that there is something wrong with your system. Opera 36 hasn't been updated in a while, so nothing has changed on that end. XP is about as secure as a shopping cart these days and after 15 years there have been plenty of malware, viruses, browser hijackers, etc written that cause it a whole would of trouble. It is likely you have picked up something in your travels across the net.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by

umm ... I installed build 36 on xp and pages keep crashing ... Is this a sign of thing to come?

It's probably more a sign that a OS upgrade will be soon inevitable.

[donq]

donq last edited by

umm ... I installed build 36 on xp and pages keep crashing ... Is this a sign of thing to come?

It's probably more a sign that a OS upgrade will be soon inevitable.

Or your PC hardware is simply degrading.

[blablabla01]

blablabla01 last edited by

Hello,
May be stupid question, but I can not install Opera on my Vista computer.
Two weeks ago I deinstalled Opera and, I hope, deleted all folders with name "Opera" on computer.
Yesterday I wanted to install it again, but setup programm did not run - neither new setup from Opera-site, nor setup from ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera-winxpvista/36.0.2130.75/win/
The problem is: When I click on program file, nothing happens at all - without any message or error.

What can be the reason?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

The latest version of Opera 36 is actually 36.0.2130.80, which you can download here.
Try that. Use the "setup" file.

[blablabla01]

blablabla01 last edited by

Thank you!
It helped - I installed it

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Anybody?
Does the heart bookmarking button disappear for you time to time?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Is Opera 36 gonna be updated/patched yet?

It works like a charm most of the time (let's forget about improper Chromium video rendering). However, there is a site time to time showing minor inconsistencies, like this netbynet.ru, which dips its pages' right edge into the obscure without any scrolling.
The question is, can I refer to Opera 36 (latest sec.patch) as a right browser to consider site compatibility? It's not too old at all, right?

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

That site looks fine here on Opera 36, at least the home page does.
:yes:

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Yesterday, my Opera 36 gave me a BSD. It was YouTube... :down:

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

This is potentially off-topic of course, but did the BSOD tell you what file (usually a driver) had apparently caused it?