Can't manage certificates

[Iban123465]

Iban123465 last edited by

Same problem

Opera 114.0.5282.102
Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS

[bodescu]

bodescu last edited by

Well...

Time to switch browser up. Simply.

20 years using Opera ending here, just cause some lazy developer thinks, using certificates is not important in XXI Century.

Bye Opera, fck off yourself. Twice

[kojn]

kojn last edited by

After all this time and still not solved, this has to be intentional.

Another guugle soldout?

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

Chromium changed the page to require something Opera doesn't support. Opera is investigating a workaround, but no guarantees. If it can't be sorted out, the page might have text informing the user that it's not supported.

Also, Chrome now supports a chrome://certificate-manager that chrome://settings/certificates now redirects to. Opera doesn't support that either, but it's be investigated at least.

So, major changes in Chromium in this area require Opera to adapt.

[gruutak]

gruutak last edited by

Almost five months and a lot of updates later and this is still an issue

[bodescu]

bodescu last edited by bodescu

@burnout426 So you will inform the users, certificates are not supported in Opera? Is a joke? xD

Obviously this is a bull s h i t and this lack of fixing is intentional. 6 months later, you are not even having a movement about.

Using Vivaldi, another chromium browser. Know what? I can manage my certificates properly. Oh, what a surprise!

¬¬ Move your ass, man

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

Opera Developer 120.0.5502.0 has:

DNA-121617 [Linux] No settings are displayed on the certificates page

I have not personally tested it to see what the page now shows. Give a it shot though.

[kojn]

kojn @burnout426 last edited by kojn

@burnout426 said in Can't manage certificates:

Chromium changed the page to require something Opera doesn't support. Opera is investigating a workaround, but no guarantees. If it can't be sorted out, the page might have text informing the user that it's not supported.

Also, Chrome now supports a chrome://certificate-manager that chrome://settings/certificates now redirects to. Opera doesn't support that either, but it's be investigated at least.

So, major changes in Chromium in this area require Opera to adapt.

Know what? Funny that I was able to import my certificate by installing I believe the very last "manageable" version (I think it was 20.something), when latest version was already broken.

That was in december 2024. So why not like fix it by using the code from there?

Why is this page displayed as "unavailable" to me? I was able to open it, but after several days - BAM!
Oh I C, link has changed.

[burnout426]

burnout426 Volunteer last edited by

Test things in 118.0.5461.60.

[kojn]

kojn last edited by

Lawd be praised!

Our prayers were heard. The latest system update, which our brother burnout426 hast foretold, solved my trouble.

I can use certificate management again!