[Solved]"ApplicationsOpera" is damaged and can't be opened.

[MXBS13]

MXBS13 last edited by leocg

Whenever there is a new update for Opera, it automatically downloads the update, but when it tries to open I get this error:

macOS will simply not open it and deletes the file. Opera then tries to download the update again, and macOS shows again the same error. A never-ending loop leaving my Opera unable to update.

I already checked the in preferences to allow apps downloaded from everywhere:

I really don't know if there is any other setting I have to adjust.
The way I'm updating Opera is to manually download the full installer, and run it. But I definitely prefer updates to be run in the background and automatically.

Any ideas?

[Roman-ii]

Roman-ii last edited by

Same here in Catalina, started to happen after the latest security update.
Any solution?

[catport]

catport @MXBS13 last edited by

@mxbs13 Wow, the same thing happens to me. Any solution ???

[henkrijks]

henkrijks last edited by

I am experiencing exactly the same ever since I installed Big Sur 11.3 update.

[damienuk]

damienuk last edited by

I've just started to get this same behaviour, upgrading from 75 to 76 on macOS 11.3.

I presumed it to be a broken update package on the Opera servers, but from your post I get the impression you've experienced this on earlier versions too? When did it start?

[mrimarks]

mrimarks @MXBS13 last edited by

@mxbs13 I have the same problem since updating my Mac.

[claudioweb]

claudioweb last edited by

From this morning Opera ver. 75.0.3969.218 (x86_64) continues to download an update which, however, is damaged. Every time I reopen it, it restarts to download the update, but macOS 10.15.7 continues to report that the application is damaged.

[renberopera]

renberopera @MXBS13 last edited by

@mxbs13 I have the same problem with Big Sur 11.3.
Opera 74.0.3911.218

I'd hope it's an issue that will be resolved with the next push of an update.

[claudioweb]

claudioweb last edited by

I have the same problem...

[PaulTad]

PaulTad last edited by

Had the same problem.
Carried out a manual download. UnZipped it, installed it.
Bingo.
Version:76.0.4017.94 (x86_64) Installed.
I experienced a problem with Version 75.0

[raphaf2001]

raphaf2001 last edited by

I have a similar problem. Opera installs and runs fine, but while it is running I get the same error message you get every so often, like once every 30 minutes or so. Very frustrating. Note: I recently upgraded to BigSur 11.3, and that's when the problem started. Let me know if you find a solution, please. Best, Raphael.

[jacobus]

jacobus last edited by

I have the same problem with OPERA on the Imac

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera @jacobus last edited by l33t4opera

Hi @raphaf2001, @jacobus, please read my reply here. There's also a link to official explanation for this case.

[MXBS13]

MXBS13 @l33t4opera last edited by

Thanks @l33t4opera
I just updated my browser to the latest version, let's hope this fixes the issue. We'll see in the next release.

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera @MXBS13 last edited by l33t4opera

@mxbs13 Not at problem, it should as mentioned in the link, it was added in the latest beta and now is also in the stable, so it shouldn't be a problem anymore.
Now there's also more info on this case - the official post.

[MXBS13]

MXBS13 @henkrijks last edited by

@henkrijks hey buddy… if you read @l33t4opera's post, you have to manually update to 76.0.4017.94
You can download it from here

According to the official changelog this error is fixed.

[MXBS13]

MXBS13 last edited by leocg

Solution:

You have to manually update to 76.0.4017.94 which fixes this known error:

Here is the download link.

[mrimarks]

mrimarks @MXBS13 last edited by

@mxbs13 @l33t4opera thank you

[k-unker]

k-unker last edited by

I had the same problem on macOS Catalina 10.15.7 and no issues on macOS Big Sur 11.2.3. Fresh Opera installation fixed the problem.