No complete control of Opera
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werby last edited by werby
Version of Android : 6.0.1 Phone model and manufacturer : TP-LINK NEFFOS Y5L Your version of Opera for Android : 48.1.2331.132804 If the problem is with a page, a link to it : No If ad-blocker is enabled or not : Enabled If data savings is enabled or not : Disabled Steps to (try to) reproduce the issue : Settings > Apps > Opera => FORCE STOP Expected behavior and actual one :Expected: Exiting (Force Stop) an app, I expect for this app to stay closed as long as I want it to.
Actual: Opera opens itself, even after a "Force Stop" command (Settings > Apps > Opera), usually in a hour.
After that, it tries to connect to a test Opera server, every 6-8 hours.
While I think, Opera is closed (FORCE STOP), my firewall reports these:
This issue does not exist in older releases, like 42.7 which I came from.
Could I/we have complete control of Opera or should I/we go back to an older release?My Best!
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werby last edited by werby
OK...16 days and no answer!
At least, can anyone explain why my phone should be forced to send & receive...something to/from an Opera server, every 6-8 hours and why should Opera always(forced) run in background?
Regards!
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werby last edited by
@sgunhouse Yes, I have notifications disabled.
I always exit Opera via its own menu, clearing also History etc. There is no difference.There is no way for Opera to stay closed. If I "Force Stop" it, it reopens itself within an hour and then tries to connect to Opera server every 6-8 hours.
Thanks for reply!
Here's my Settings:
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werby last edited by werby
@sgunhouse We'll see. Also "Force Stop" must be stronger than Setting you've mentioned so I don't think this is the issue. We'll see...
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werby last edited by werby
Just a clarification... When I say, "If I "Force Stop" it, it reopens itself...", I mean in background. You cannot see it running, unless you go to device Settings > Apps => Opera and see that "FORCE STOP" button is active again.
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werby last edited by
@sgunhouse said in No complete control of Opera:
Must not have read your own settings there. Under Startup it says "Open a new tab after 2 hours of inactivity". Change that.
I'd read that many times but I've never thought that it can affect Opera, even after exiting...which is not normal (imo).
Changing that Startup option seems to work, till now...
Almost 3 hours since "Force Stop" has been applied and Opera stays closed. In a few hours, I'll be sure about it. -
werby last edited by werby
@werby said in No complete control of Opera:
Changing that Startup option seems to work, till now...
Almost 3 hours since "Force Stop" has been applied and Opera stays closed. In a few hours, I'll be sure about it.@sgunhouse
UNFORTUNATELY, right after my last post, Opera opened itself again trying to connect to...What I've done:
Startup option had been set to "Continue where I left off". After that, I "Force Stop" Opera, then I rebooted my phone and checked if "Force Stop" button was still inactive. It was. After almost 3.30 hours Opera came to active and tried to connect to.As I've suspected, nothing has changed. It seems that an Opera internal timer causes this issue which is really very annoying, at least for me.
I hope for a fixing...
Thanks for your attention!
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werby last edited by werby
@sgunhouse So, the initial question remains:
Why should my/our phone be forced to send & receive...something to/from an Opera server, every 6-8 hours and why should always Opera (is forced to) run in background?
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werby last edited by werby
Finally, "Auto-sync data" option in phone settings causes Opera running in background. Unchecking that, issue's gone.
Phone Settings > Accounts => tap on the three dots (upper right) and uncheck Auto-sync data:
Of course, Opera Startup option should be set to "Continue where I left off".
Opera Settings > Startup => "Continue where I left off"
Setting above two options, Opera stays closed after "Force Stop" till next time I'll use it.
@sgunhouse Topic solved. Thanks for your help!
