Introducing Opera 102
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Celticperson last edited by Celticperson
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Couldn't have said the last two paragraphs any better!
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stolis last edited by
I hope this is a good lesson on why you must stop the auto-update policy you keep following for so long, before it's too late.
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HoneyBadger56 last edited by
@celticcross I tried Firefox - painfully slow. The comparison to a dying horse is brilliant. Yes, I'm on Edge now. Figuratively speaking as well. Still working to recover all my info that Opera so carelessly wiped out. I think I will put the Opera in storage and wait until they sort it all out and send me instructions as to how to recover what I've lost. I am 67 years old, and surprises like that make me feel homicidal, to say the least.
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Keybass last edited by leocg
After update all bookmarks and settings are gone! Work of month! I never had this with previous updates!!
Help! Maybe an older version of Opera I could regain the bookmarks??
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xb70 last edited by
Is there a thread in which folks complain about Opera's obnoxious attempts to get us to accept cookies and ads (this despite their other seeming attempts to present themselves as a privacy browser)? First one must click past Manage cookies, eschewing the attempt to allow them during download, then, if installing, again one must deselect four check boxes allowing more ads and cookies. And of course, one's such choices are not remembered. Ugh.
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Bigone201 last edited by
And again for the third day in a row my browser was again autoupdated to this bug of 102 version where nothing works. Looks like it's gonna become a daily ritual of uninstalling 102 version and installing 101 version because you can't get your shit together.
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mathias87 last edited by@bigone201 I can't understand your problem.
If you have 101.0.4843.58, there currently is no auto-update as it was de-activated until there is a new version. -
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mathias87 last edited by
@simonov-89 I uninstalled version 102 and installed version 101 again.
Since then, at least since Thursday last week it says Opera is up-to-date when I check for an update. -
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Bigone201 last edited by Bigone201
Exactly. When you check the autoupdate it says it up to date. But I still get every day a red dot on the Opera logo and it says to restart the browser to get the latest version (which means it was already installed by itself). And the next time I close the browser it is again at 102 version with nothing working.
Then I uninstall the 102 version in Windows, install the lastest 101 version and I'm ok for the day. The next day it is again automaticaly updated to 102 version. It happened for three days in the rown now and from the comments I'm not the only one.
So whatever they did or didn't disable ... it's not working.
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Bigone201 last edited by Bigone201
I think I found the problem for every day updates ... It looks like Kaspersky Internet Security with its software updater updates Opera to 102 version everyday as I just look at that and ran it and says it found an update (102) for Opera. Where does Kaspersky finds this update I don't know as that is something for Opera developers to fix.
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mathias87 last edited by
@bigone201 Well, one of the reasons why I don't use any security software.
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CaptainHindenberg last edited byPasswords, Bookmarks, History, Settings, Everything will be gone. Take Heed and take this warning seriously. this update is bad news !!!!
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CaptainHindenberg last edited by
@mathias87 this isnt working for everyone. Passwords, Bookmarks, History, Settings, Everything will be gone. Take Heed and take this warning seriously. this update is bad news.
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beorn1 last edited by
@celticcross After over 20 years with opera (!) I started now with vivaldi and this one behaves like opera is supposted to do.
Opera, what a pity!
