@vitormanuel: Instead of messing around with this ad blocker from Opera, I suggest switching completely to uBlock and turning it off. uBlock is better if not the best of this type of extensions.

What happened to this option?

What am I supposed to do now that the cards are all packed up?

High CVE-2023-2136 ? https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2023/04/stable-channel-update-for-desktop_18.html

@leocg: If so, has the zero-day CVE-2024-4671 vulnerability been patched?
In Brave there is never this problem - corrections go out the same day or the next day at most. After the version you immediately know where you stand.

124.0.6367.62 seriously? how many weeks ago did version 62 come out? after all, important security patches 124.0.6367.202 came out that week, am I to understand that we will get them in a few weeks ?

@antonio1678: Just now I got 124.0.6367.208 in Brave

@burnout426 I mean, when we have many cards open, they squeeze in Opera and not in firefox.
roll - I mean you can scroll them freely with the mouse wheel.

When will it be possible to install extensions?

@vitormanuel: It's best to install uBlock from the Chrome store (faster updates) and you'll be much happier.

It is a pity that there is no support in Polish (in general) even though there is a Polish branch in Poland. Once upon a time you could get help on Facebook, there has been a long silence.

also android?

also android?

also android?

*Android 99.2

Hasn't a security engineer noticed yet that opening a scanned QR code immediately is dangerous? We should be able to see what's inside the QR code first and decide what to do with it! After all, a link in a QR code can be dangerous! For example, Brave simply pastes the address into the search engine—take a page from them.

Why do QR codes still open immediately? After all, a code could be dangerous. There should first be a screen showing the URL and asking what I want to do with it—maybe I just want to copy it to check it on VirusTotal, or maybe just copy it to Notepad... Take a cue from the Brave browser, for example, which only pastes the URL. I have reported this to you many times and you have done nothing about it so far.

Why only mention CVE-2026-5281? Chromium 146.0.76380.177 contains many more high-level vulnerabilities. What about Android? Because it wasn't mentioned.

@opera-security: Why do QR codes still open immediately? After all, a code could be dangerous. There should first be a screen showing the URL and asking what I want to do with it—maybe I just want to copy it to check it on VirusTotal, or maybe just copy it to Notepad... Take a cue from the Brave browser, for example, which only pastes the URL. I’ve reported this many times and nothing has happened...

@opera-security:

What about the Android patch?
What about the CVE-2026-3909 vulnerability?