Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...
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A Former User last edited by
I am moving to Vivaldi Browser. No problems with hidden extensions tehre.
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Keepskite last edited by
@fdauti Actually there are. By my count here it is Opera 15, Vivaldi 6, Brave 3. Pick your poison.
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A Former User last edited by
@Keepskite
Actually I see 5 on Vivaldi and they look pretty normal,Chrome Media Router
Chromium PDF Viewer
CryptoTokenExtension
Google Hangouts
Vivaldi Picture-In-PictureBut I'm not surprised Brave uses even less
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trippin42 last edited by
@johnd78 said in Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...:
Start Opera with --show-component-extension-options
Start Opera with --show-component-extension-options I havent a clue as to what this means so how can it help
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@trippin42 said in Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...:
Start Opera with --show-component-extension-options I havent a clue as to what this means so how can it help
While Opera is closed, open up a command prompt and type:
"path to Opera's launcher.exe" --show-component-extension-optionsand press enter.
To find the the path that launcher.exe is in, in Opera, goto the URL
opera://aboutand look at the "install" path.Then, when Opera starts, goto the URL
opera://extensionsand click the notification next to the extension that wants you to confirm the update of the extension. -
trippin42 last edited by
I did exactly what you said i closed Opera then pulled up command prompt i typed exactly what you wrote ..."path to Opera's launcher.exe "--show-component-extension-options
and it said ' "path to Opera's launcher.exe" ' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. -
burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@trippin42 You don't literally put
"path to Opera's launcher.exe", you put:"C:\Program Files\Opera\launcher.exe" --show-component-extension-optionsor
"C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera\launch.exe" --show-component-extension-options(Where you replace "yourusername" with your actual username on Windows.)
Or, you can try:
"%ProgramFiles%\Opera\launcher.exe" --show-component-extension-optionsor:
"%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Opera\launcher.exe" --show-component-extension-optionsAgain, if you goto the URL
opera://aboutand it says the install path isC:\Users\Bob\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera, then you'd use:"C:\Users\Bob\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera\launcher.exe" --show-component-extension-options -
trippin42 last edited by
@burnout426 said in Extension upgrade requires additional permissions...:
opera://about
ok i want understand this ... (for dummies like me Lol) working with command prompt is tricky it has to be exact, at least i think it does. so when it says ."path to Opera's launcher.exe " ( i was thinking it usually doesnt have spaces between words like that and the " " were also significant) .ok this is what i put in .EXACTLY "C:\Users\attil\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera\Launcher.exe" --show component-extension-options
it opened up Opera in a new window (the message is still there
Cache: C:\Users\attil\AppData\Local\Opera Software\Opera Stable
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trippin42 last edited by leocg
i started thinking maybe the quotation marks arent supposed to be there, I did it again, this time without the quotation marks ( i do Exactly what it says ) and it opened a new Opera window Without that annoying message tada you did it you learned me something ......ie quotation marks mean a variable is inside and dont copy them in the command \
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@trippin42 The command line will not make the message go away but will allow you to see the hidden extensions and check if one of them is triggering the message.

screenshot of any Opera page notice the .......