google search result changed display.
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thatsmetal55 last edited by
type google to goto google link from search result, then google what you want to google.
Where exactly is this link? I can't seem to find it. And how exactly do you clear google-specific cookies? -
Deleted User last edited by
Where exactly is this link? I can't seem to find it. And how exactly do you clear google-specific cookies?
you mean ctrl + shift + del and tick all check boxs?
useless
https://www.google.com/search?client=opera&q=opera&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 -
lem729 last edited by
A thought: First try this. Go to Settings, Privacy and Security, and click on "All Cookies and Site data." See if you have google specific cookies there, highlight them one by one, and try deleting them. My guess is that it's done by clicking on the X all the way to the right for the highlighted item.
Alternatively you could clean all your cookies. A housecleaning. Lol. Surely the Google ones must be there. See if that makes a difference. I've never tried eliminating specific cookies before, but when I look at the Privacy and Security menu, it seems you can do that.
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vendimia last edited by
Hi, install this extension to temporarily fix the bug
User-Agent Switcher
https://addons.opera.com/es-419/extensions/details/user-agent-switcher/?display=en#
Once installed select: >>> OPERA ON WINDOWS
ENJOY!!!
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Deleted User last edited by
Hi, install this extension to temporarily fix the bug
User-Agent Switcher
https://addons.opera.com/es-419/extensions/details/user-agent-switcher/?display=en#
Once installed select: >>> OPERA ON WINDOWS
ENJOY!!!thanks man, it work
stupid opera, google from homepage useless now -
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ridwanbgw last edited by
Hi there, having the exact same problem and already suspecting the user agent recognition from Google server. I dont know which end that contribute to this error, whether it's Opera or Google. I'm pretty much enjoyed using Opera Next, so NO, i wont change my browser to anything else.
The addons solve the problem, but, truthfully, i'm hoping that this bug fixed soon,,
My regards to Vendimia,
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christoph142 last edited by
To put an end to speculations:
Google started sniffing for the new Opera user agent string (OPR)
Some guys from Opera already contacted them and are trying to persuade them to revert this nonsense.
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A Former User last edited by
To put an end to speculations:
Google started sniffing for the new Opera user agent string (OPR)
Some guys from Opera already contacted them and are trying to persuade them to revert this nonsense.Reeks of anti-trust violations. I hope the mainstream tech news report this.
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bradrandy last edited by
Same problem here with the Google revert and no use of Google images (Just got it today) - Thanks for the extension. Seems to be working for now. I'd prefer they fix the problem so there is no need for the extension. Thanks for the help.
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curiousjm last edited by
Deleting Cookies etc. didn't help, but using User-Agent Switcher did the trick. Looking forward to permanent solution. This is stop gap and probably has to be set for each site just like Opera 12
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hal-man last edited by
Experiencing the same prob. Extension fixed it, I'm so relieved! Thank you vendimia!
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Deleted User last edited by
The same problem here for the last 4 days. It happended when i cleared cookies. After that i have the 2013(old) version of Google. The extension indeed corrects it but this isnt the solution. Im looking forward for Opera to step in and demand from Google to fix this bug.
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tankest last edited by
I can confirm that this is annoyingly happening now on OS X as well. Google search results are displayed using the old design. Wow.
Don't really want to change the user agent, as this kind of behaviour reduces Opera's already minuscule share in website visiting statistics even further. Which can't be good for the browser (nor its users) in the long run.
