Where is my Adobe Flash player located at?

Did you really commented on a six months old thread to ask something totally unrelated to its subject of discussion?

Sad, I really like this browser.

At home I use windows 10 64 bit, extensions are fine. At work, windows 7 Professional 32 Bit Get Add Ons page won't load.

If I copy the URL for the Get More Extensions page and paste it into a different browser, it still looks broken.

Could this be a corporate firewall problem? I hope not, as I love Opera and would gladly make it my #1, but I need to sync between home and work.

This becomes a moot point if there is someway to sync extensions between computers.

i am using window 7 64 bit sp1 i am installing add ons from get extensions every time broken my add ons and speed dials and account login disable i am using opera beta please help me and fix it ..............?.

And how this is related to what is being discussed on this topic? Please open a new one to discuss your issue after have read the forum rules and this.

You go here https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/ and says "These extensions and themes are made for the Opera browser"

Yes, this is where you look for and download/install extensions in Opera.

And yet, the little extensions icon is located on the left side of opera, and and clicking on that puzzle piece leads you to the screenshot I posted above... which says... extensions.

Yes, this is one of the short-cuts to the extensions manager as well the bookmarks icon is a short-cut to the bookmarks manager. And there is also one to the downloads manager.

So why would opera make it so convoluted to get extensions (or is it now addons?), if those extensions (or addons) were not actually the extensions, but something else?

???

It's not that difficult to get extensions. In the extensions manager itself there's a 'get more extensions' link that leads you to the extensions page.

maybe what they REALLY meant was that was to "manage extensions"

It's kinda implicit.

One is lead to believe that is actually where and how you go to get extensions, or whatever they are called.

I don't remember haver seen comments regarding this.

Why would managing extensions be displayed prominently on the left hand side?

Why not? There is the bookmarks manager, the downloads manager.

anyway, I thought I'd give opera another try, but it just fails at simplicity and ease of use

Interesting to read it as for me Opera is one of the simplest and easy to use browsers.

whats the difference between extensions and addons?

An extension is an addon but an addon can be more than that. It can be a theme, for example.

although the url does have addons in it, so that seems awfully convoluted. And yet, the little extensions icon is located on the left side of opera, and and clicking on that puzzle piece leads you to the screenshot I posted above... which says... extensions. So why would opera make it so convoluted to get extensions (or is it now addons?), if those extensions (or addons) were not actually the extensions, but something else?

maybe what they REALLY meant was that was to "manage extensions" and yet that word is missing. One is lead to believe that is actually where and how you go to get extensions, or whatever they are called. Why would managing extensions be displayed prominently on the left hand side? seems like someone would first need to add SOME extensions first, but some reason that aspect is buried away somewhere else.

anyway, I thought I'd give opera another try, but it just fails at simplicity and ease of use compared to other browsers. Not to mention lacking extensions I use with other browsers.

searching for extensions within opera desktop browser seems to be broken

Maybe if you search in the correct place.... You seems to be looking at the extensions manager not on the add-ons page.

Ideally Opera would not host this stylesheet on a blacklisted server (at least by OpenDNS)

Ideally OpenDNS shouldn't be blocking that server/address as there are no reasons for it. Opera is juts using one of its servers.

Ideally Opera would not host this stylesheet on a blacklisted server (at least by OpenDNS). Not everyone controls their own whitelist.

Dude leocg stop being so defensive about this embarrassing bug. Your closing peoples threads before any confirmation that there issue has been resolved

There is already this topic to discuss that issue with the add-ons page so there is no need to let lots of others opened.

BTW, as this discussion is totally unrelated to this topic's subject, it ends here.

I cant believe your attitude to this "LEOCG" closed my thread, this is apparently a duplicate started in.... july... and not resolved or any help or working solutions provided that actually work. do any of you mods expect people to use a browser with no extensions?

Even if this topic had a year old, it would still be the same issue so there would be no need for lots of topics talking about this.

bye bye opera

Be careful with your wishes.

Dude leocg stop being so defensive about this embarrassing bug. Your closing peoples threads before any confirmation that there issue has been resolved. Your not an Opera empoyee and Opera developers don't want you turning there customers against them. The post I quoted it's so immature.

(i figured it out when i used a vpn and it all worked perfectly)

by allowing these 2 domains to the allow list on openDNS it all works fine:

addons.opera.com
cdn0.opera-mini.net

thanks for all help and feedback on this issue.