[Solved]Opera 66.0.3515.72-1 crashing without any extension or new installation

[edsonmartim]

edsonmartim @Guest last edited by

@ibbbk said in Opera 66.0.3515.72-1 crashing without any extension or new installation:

@ibbbk , @l33t4opera , @ibbbk

The Vivaldi Browser team that had the same problem solved this situation in yesterday's update.

https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/f2ddpi/after_gcc_update_vivaldi_crashes_after_3_seconds/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/arcolinux/permalink/487359848621855/

[teknomobil]

teknomobil @edsonmartim last edited by

@edsonmartim Thanks, yes, that's exactly the problem

You can find old packages here: https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/

glibc 2.30-3
lib32-glibc 2.30-3

[edsonmartim]

edsonmartim @teknomobil last edited by

@teknomobil said in Opera 66.0.3515.72-1 crashing without any extension or new installation:

@edsonmartim Thanks, yes, that's exactly the problem

You can find old packages here: https://archive.archlinux.org/packages/

glibc 2.30-3
lib32-glibc 2.30-3

Thank you very much for returning friend

[krysys2008]

krysys2008 last edited by

If you don't want downgrade packages, as workaround launch opera - 'opera --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox'

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

Opera needs to be synced against google-chrome-stable-80.0.3987.87 to fix it from crashing with glibc 2.31.

[zibi1981]

zibi1981 @edsonmartim last edited by

@edsonmartim No they didn't. This version of Vivaldi is still crashing on my fully updated Arch Linux.

[zibi1981]

zibi1981 @krysys2008 last edited by

@krysys2008 Running Opera with "--disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox" switch didn't help in my case.

[krysys2008]

krysys2008 @zibi1981 last edited by

@zibi1981 try launch with --no-sandbox .

[A Former User]

A Former User @zibi1981 last edited by

@zibi1981 said in Opera 66.0.3515.72-1 crashing without any extension or new installation:

@edsonmartim No they didn't. This version of Vivaldi is still crashing on my fully updated Arch Linux.

vivaldi-stable-2.11.1811.33 is working for us on PCLinuxOS.

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by

opera-stable-66.0.3515.103-1 released today is still crashing.

Fixed browers:

brave
vivaldi
google chrome
firefox (plays netflix again)

[zibi1981]

zibi1981 @Guest last edited by

@itexstar Vivaldi 2.11.1811.38 (Stable channel) (64-bit) is crashing on my up-to-date Arch.

[A Former User]

A Former User @zibi1981 last edited by

@zibi1981 said in Opera 66.0.3515.72-1 crashing without any extension or new installation:

@itexstar Vivaldi 2.11.1811.38 (Stable channel) (64-bit) is crashing on my up-to-date Arch.

In arch you can downgrade back to glibc 2.30 or you can try to delete your ~/.cache/vivaldi folder. According to a forum post on the vivaldi forum 66.0.3515.103 is working on arch like it is on PCLinuxOS.

[arup65]

arup65 last edited by

Opera was updated today but unfortunately its still crashing with sandbox enabled.

[zibi1981]

zibi1981 @arup65 last edited by

@arup65 Opera, Vivaldi and Chromium - all three still crashing on up-to-date Arch.

[zibi1981]

zibi1981 @Guest last edited by

@itexstar Clearing cache didn't help.

[arup65]

arup65 @zibi1981 last edited by

@zibi1981 currently running with sandbox disabled but I use Firejail so am not worried.

[pindos]

pindos last edited by

I have updated to 66.0.3515.103 some days ago. I experience no problems with it on LinuxMint 19.3 and Win10 machines. But I noticed that there is no such version on ftp.opera.com. Other machines running Windows 10 at my work don't find this update. They use 66.0.3515.95, and I get "Opera is up to date" message on them. May be the 103-version is buggy.

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera @pindos last edited by

Hi @pindos, it looks to be the problem so far only for Arch Linux (and based on it other distros), with incompatible glibc version.

[zibi1981]

zibi1981 last edited by zibi1981

On Arch installing Firejail from Community repository

sudo pacman -S firejail

and then running Opera with

firejail opera --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox

seems to do the job for now, as a workaround.

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera @zibi1981 last edited by

Hi @zibi1981, and what if you launch the Opera in a "normal" terminal session, and with the switch as follows: usr/bin/opera --disable-gpu-sandbox, does it change anything?