Honey
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A Former User last edited by
Well as an IT person i will recommend using the CPU limiter and as well clear your cache and lastly make sure you are running 8gb DDR4 upwards. I don't know your device configuration. Mine works.
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A Former User last edited by
@piv00t: I'll recommend you get blue messenger in chrome to access your fb. Thanks
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fhj52 last edited by
Options for "On Click" and "On Specific sites" do not work. Honey will display a drop-down but it is empty and remains so. If I use 'on all sites' discount codes are displayed or if not available I get told such. The icon states it has access to the site when using either of 'on click' or 'specific site' but it just spins and wastes my time.
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tabasco22 last edited by
Why is nobody talking about that this 1 extension kills your CPU load? My laptop was running temperatures of 80 degrees, and I almost got rid of my brand new laptop. And at first, I thought it was Opera's fault, but eventually, I figured out it was due to this one Honey extension.
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A Former User last edited by
Stay Away From This! My Opera browser was running at 120 percent cpu usage. I uninstalled and everything went back to normal.
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xxkennedyxx last edited by
Well it doesn't work but go into Opera setting and it gives you an ad block so you can ignore honey ads. There i just saved you from buying YouTube premium it works on games if you play them on Opera
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A Former User last edited by
Do not install unless you want to burn your computer. Its a virus. Eats 50-60 % of my cpu intel i7 whilst overclocked at 3.4 GHz even though cpu limiter is telling me its at 4 %
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A Former User last edited by
@spectre242: damn for real? everyone is saying same exact thing. i have it on chrome and it does no harm. strange.
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noobhammer last edited by@locs: This doesn't make it a virus. But, yes it takes up a lot. Hope they can get this fixed.
