I have an add-on to be able to install Chrome extensions in Opera, and a while back I installed the Tampermonkey extension from the Chrome web store.
Suddenly today, that Tampermonkey extension was blocked (We've identified this extension as malicious and have blacklisted it. This means it can no longer cause any damage to your machine. You can leave it as is, or remove it.) and I can't activate it again or do anything (just remove it).

I understand that I should use the Opera version of this add-on (I'll do that now), but I would like to see the scripts that I had installed on Tampermonkey before (so I can install them again in the Opera version) but since it's blocked, I can't see that info.

Is there a way to "trust" that add-on, at least long enough so I can get the list of my Tampermonkey scripts back??

Thanks!

This is definitely something that recently changed. Since a long time, I've just ctrl+W'ed multiple tabs when I have a window with many tabs that I don't want to use anymore. But since a recent update, the last one always remains there open and it's really annoying (it's there even a good keyboard shortcut to close the whole window?)

@vegelund I've never used pinned tabs. If I just open a new window and try to close that tab immediately, it won't close.

I think it is indeed solved in version 103, like mentioned above (Currently in Opera Beta). The problem is that version 102 (With the bug) was still released as a stable version

I use Opera Beta. I close it this morning because it had an update pending (Windows too, so I closed it instead of restarting it) and I opened it again like 30 minutes later.
It took me some time, but then I realized that my search engines were not working (doing g search-term didn't bring me to Google, but it searched for g search-term on DuckDuck Go). I selected some text and right clicked the "Search with" and didn't have any search engine. It was empty.

I thought "ok, this is weird", so I restarted again. Now I do have the default engines back (Google, Wikipedia, Bing,..), but I lost all my custom search engines (I had like 10).

Is there a way to recover them? And second: This seems like a bug. Or was it only me? Did anyone else have the same problem?

Opera One(version: 108.0.5067.10)

Update stream:beta
System:Windows 10 64-bit
Chromium version:122.0.6253.3

I think it is indeed solved in version 103, like mentioned above (Currently in Opera Beta). The problem is that version 102 (With the bug) was still released as a stable version

@leocg Thanks!

@vegelund I've never used pinned tabs. If I just open a new window and try to close that tab immediately, it won't close.

@vegelund Actually I just realized that this is something that's happening only on Opera Beta

Opera One (version: 102.0.4880.10)
Update stream: beta
System: Windows 10 64-bit
Chromium version:116.0.5845.62

But Ctrl+W (or clicking the tab's [x]) doesn't close the window, but it leaves a tab with the Speed Dial (even if it's an additional window and not the last one).

Is that unexpected on the Beta branch, or will that behavior change for everyone in the next stable version?

This is definitely something that recently changed. Since a long time, I've just ctrl+W'ed multiple tabs when I have a window with many tabs that I don't want to use anymore. But since a recent update, the last one always remains there open and it's really annoying (it's there even a good keyboard shortcut to close the whole window?)

The new address bar functionality is Soo Slooow every time I open a new tab or when I want to quickly type something. Please keep things simple and stop adding things that increase the CPU and RAM usage

I haven't done the whole "clear your profile, reset the flags" instructions, because it's something that's been happening in two different computers, both using Opera Beta right now Version:68.0.3618.55 on Windows 10, in this laptop with 16GB of RAM and an i7-7500 2.70GHz processor.

Almost every time I open a new tab and sometimes also just randomly at any moment the browser freezes for a few seconds and I can see the CPU in my global task manager to be 100% because of "Opera beta Internet Browser". What I hate the most though is that when I open the Opera Task Manager says that the task having high CPU is "Browser". It's worst when I open a new tab and them immediately start typing in the address bar. Not even the Opera Task Manager updates for a few seconds because of how frozen the browser is.

Based on this I have a few questions:

• Am I the only one experiencing this?
• Is there anything to try to identify the problem if all the CPU comes from the "Browser" task? I imagine that if the problem comes from an extension, then the Task manager would point to that extension, right? (right??)

I'm used to having a lot of tabs open. And that's been the main reason why I've used Opera all these years, is that had been able to handle that pretty smoothly, but then in the last week or so it's been a almost a nightmare. Specially the "new tab + type in the address bar" freeze. Sometimes I can't do anything with the browser at all for 5 to 8 seconds and it's driving me crazy.

Anybody seeing the same issue? Thanks!

Until very recently, I used to paste URLs beginning with "//" in the URL bar, and it correctly redirected me to the "https://" version of the URL. Now (Opera 60, although I'm not sure if before I had Opera 59 or earlier), it redirects me to the "file://" version, which is never what I want. I imagine there's other people who wants that, but I don't Is there a way to change that behavior? Or are you planning to go back to the old one?

Version:60.0.3255.4
Update stream:beta
System:Windows 10 64-bit

Thanks,
Renato

I have an add-on to be able to install Chrome extensions in Opera, and a while back I installed the Tampermonkey extension from the Chrome web store.
Suddenly today, that Tampermonkey extension was blocked (We've identified this extension as malicious and have blacklisted it. This means it can no longer cause any damage to your machine. You can leave it as is, or remove it.) and I can't activate it again or do anything (just remove it).

I understand that I should use the Opera version of this add-on (I'll do that now), but I would like to see the scripts that I had installed on Tampermonkey before (so I can install them again in the Opera version) but since it's blocked, I can't see that info.

Is there a way to "trust" that add-on, at least long enough so I can get the list of my Tampermonkey scripts back??

Thanks!