@myswtest Thank you! This helps, though not directly from the desktop short cut icon. Plasma threw an error when I tried it that way.

I went to the filepath and add it from there.

Thanks again.

@fonm said in Default Launch Opera in Private Mode in pclos:

@ofoperastate
archlinux repo

nano /etc/opera/default

# Options to pass to chromium
OPERA_FLAGS="--private"

nano /usr/bin/opera

#!/bin/bash

# Allow users to override command-line options
# Based on Gentoo's chromium package (and by extension, Debian's)
if [[ -f /etc/opera/default ]]; then
	. /etc/opera/default
fi

# Prefer user defined CHROMIUM_USER_FLAGS (from env) over system
# default CHROMIUM_FLAGS (from /etc/chromium/default)
OPERA_FLAGS=${OPERA_USER_FLAGS:-$OPERA_FLAGS}

exec /usr/lib/opera/opera $OPERA_FLAGS "$@")

Thanks for this but. . .
I'm not versed in command lines so not sure how to apply this to PCLOS KDE PLASMA

@myswtest Thank you! This helps, though not directly from the desktop short cut icon. Plasma threw an error when I tried it that way.

I went to the filepath and add it from there.

Thanks again.

How can I set Opera to default launch in private mode from PCLOS.
I am using Opera (version: 103.0.4928.34)

Also the same from withing FireJail if you know.
thank you.