Fidelity login

[A Former User]

A Former User last edited by A Former User

Keep getting "unable to log in right now". Anyone able to log in to Fidelity or is it something in my setup. (Fidelity says it is Opera). I get the same result in private mode.

106.0.4998.66 on W11

[oalmanii]

oalmanii @Guest last edited by

@orshee DId you solve it? I have the same problem. I think it is a cookie problem.

[A Former User]

A Former User @oalmanii last edited by

@oalmanii Yesterday I got through to the login page and I still had some cookies present so I'm guessing either Opera or Fidelity tweaked something. That or maybe it is cookie-specific.

[ireland1976]

ireland1976 last edited by leocg

Definitely a cookie problem, I think with Opera. When I go to Advanced Settings and allow all cookies, Fidelity works fine. When I return to "Block third-party cookies in private mode" the problem returns. Note, I am not in private mode (private window) so this appears to be an Opera problem - thinks I'm in "private".

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @ireland1976 last edited by

@ireland1976 Works on other Chromium based browsers?

[ireland1976]

ireland1976 last edited by

Yes. Just an opera problem.

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @ireland1976 last edited by

@ireland1976 Same Chromium version?

[ireland1976]

ireland1976 last edited by

Whatever is the latest Opera. Chrome and Edge are fine.

[chawoobie]

chawoobie @Guest last edited by leocg

@orshee I had the same problem with PNC bank. The odd thing was that I could access their site on my Desktop but not on my laptop with the same setup.

What worked for me was using Revo uninstaller to completely remove Opera, then reinstalling it. Once I did that everything worked fine.

The problem is that over time odds and ends accumulate in the Registry and other places on the computer, that hose everything. The normal uninstall in Windows leaves a lot of junk on the computer - and this stuff is what is causing the problem.

Revo uninstaller is free, run it and uninstall Opera,, and be sure to follow up with the Revo scan for other bits of Opera on the computer, and remove them. Then do a reinstall of Opera.

Worked wonders for me after trying the usual uninstall option in Windows 5 or 6 times with no luck.

[A Former User]

A Former User @chawoobie last edited by

@chawoobie Good to know. I have Revo and will give that a try. Thanks

[oalmanii]

oalmanii last edited by leocg

Revo really worked for my Opera problem. Uninstalling Opera was not sufficient, but using Revo worked. I did not do the extra step of Revo of cleaning out other stuff.

Revo even made a restore point which made me feel much better, as I had forgotten to do so.