Also nothing should've messed with the opera directory as far as im aware. I did get a popup message about some administrator files that were unable to be accessed by the powershell stuff i did, but i didnt pay it any mind. Just went yes whatever.
I could hitup source of the powershell stuff (game modding tools) about it having accessed something it shouldnt have but I heavily doubt thats the case.

Yea, i checked up on that. Definetely nothing that could've messed with opera files.

@notchris99 Did Opera updated to a new version by chance?

Possibly. If it did, it was an automatic update. Can i check the update history somewhere?

Also nothing should've messed with the opera directory as far as im aware. I did get a popup message about some administrator files that were unable to be accessed by the powershell stuff i did, but i didnt pay it any mind. Just went yes whatever.
I could hitup source of the powershell stuff (game modding tools) about it having accessed something it shouldnt have but I heavily doubt thats the case.

@notchris99 Chromium encrypts the saved passwords using the OS login credentials, so even if you have the Login Data file, you can't use its data in a different OS installation or even with a different user in the same OS installation.

Yea. Thats what i already read on the forums here.
But nothing should've changed about my OS login creds. I mean, i didnt even restart the pc. It just happened while i was using my pc normally.

@notchris99 Anything different happened before the saved passwords stopped being available at opera://settings/passwords?

I dont think so. I was doing some powershell stuff. And after that my passwords seemed to have been gone. Also did a windows defender search but nothing.

So as far as I understood i should still be able to access my files. The question is how.