Opera Reopens after I close it
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
See above posts - there's a utility named sleepdetectorserv that runs when Opera closes to make sure your "My Flow" gets updated. The earlier Win 7 users can actually see the program name on the task bar and were wondering what it was; in Win 10 all we see is the pinned Opera icon light up for a fraction of a second.
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A Former User last edited by
because it isnt disabled. See in opera's task manager. Extension: opera touch background is always active, cannot be disabled.
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A Former User last edited by A Former User
How does something like that even get released. I mean, there is no way you can miss it. The tab closes, opens again, there is something strange written on it, and closes again.
I guess you only test opera on win10 even though more people use windows 7 (43% vs 33% for win10 ) ? -
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mike88 last edited by
OK , Opera may be my favorite browser at the moment but I am fed up with seeing "sleepdetectorservice" mentioned on the taskbar each time Opera is closed ? Who is responsible, and why isn't Opera more open about these things. I have no idea what it is apart from something to do with Operas latest update. I do not use the new "flow" feature, either have it turned off in settings and also do not use the "instant search" feature . Opera is a fast browser but do people really ask or want some of these new features ? Anyway to get to my main point how can I get rid of "sleepdetectorservice" from my browser ?
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by burnout426
@timhoj1402 said in Opera Reopens after I close it:
update to 53.0.2907.37 didn't fix it.
There's a fix for the sleepdetector issue in that build according to the change log and blog post https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2018/05/opera-53-0-2907-57-stable-update/. Are you saying you're still seeing the sleepdetector issue specifically? Or, are you saying you're seeing a different issue with Opera starting back up?
Edit. I misread your build number. You need 53.0.2907.57, which is mentioned in the blog post.
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A Former User last edited by
yeah day later the .57 update came and tab re-opening isn't visible anymore, but it's clearly still there in the background because the closing time of opera (can see the little blue windows circle spinning) is as long as when it was re-opening the tab.
So no obvious visual anoyance anymore but opera guys should really look into fixing that and not just hiding it.
