Can you disable active content when browsing using opera 26/nexus 7/lollipop
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cmendla last edited by
Since I installed Lollipop, my nexus 7 has been reduced to a blithering, unstable, barely usable piece of junk.
One thing that I think would help would be to disable active content when browsing (Flash, javascript etc) when browsing using Opera 26. Is there any way to do this?
thanks
chris
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sgunhouse Moderator Volunteer last edited by
Flash doesn't work in Lollipop - all you're getting is HTML5. Sorry, I don't see anything about disabling animations or javascript in the settings or flags ...
Which generation Nexus 7? My own Nexus 7 (second generation) seems pretty good with Lollipop, the only part I dislike is apps that hide the top toolbar (the one with the clock in it, and that Opera Mobile Classic doesn't work.
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janghou last edited by
Opera Mobile Classic doesn't work.That does work now, it has been updated, to 12.1
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A Former User last edited by
Not exactly to the point maybe, but might be somehow related...
What's your Android version, guys? There's news about Google and Lollipop:Right, now back to the MWC stuff starting with the news that Android 5.x Lollipop will not now be encrypted by default. Google had promised out-of-the-box encryption for the latest version of the OS, after a similar announcement by Apple for iOS 8. However, at some point it's backed off from the agreement.
Sorry for the interruption.
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emoller last edited by admin
@sgunhouse it's no longer available in the play store, but you can download it from opera.com, see this post
