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That's bad 😑
But thank you.

@arkanoiz What is the site?

Great, it worked perfectly! Thank you as always.

Thank you burnout426, opera forum isn't warning me about replies. I've seen your post now. I'll have to look at it better this week and do some tests.
Anyway thank you again (as usual).

Sorry guys but I never get emails for replys on subscribed topics.
Thank you for all the replys. At the end, I had to brute force close Opera (before I could read your advices), but thanks God nothing happened. My concerns were unfunded. But really thanks for them. I hope to never need them 😉

I was reading the comments on this topic since I want a real good Desktop client to use with Google Apps. Yes, that's right, the Gmail UI is terrible for people who user the mail for work purposes. It can be "nice" if you use it for your personal email but for me it's a mess.

I've used Opera Mail client when my company used it's own mail server and it was PERFECT, slick, fast and powerful. EXACTLY wat I've been looking for. Of course I would've liked some addons but it was good as it is.

Migrating to Google emphesized the limits of this software: the first thing is the lack of Identities tha I must use in Google - this is a huge problem. Second the conversation view of Opera is not as powerful as for instance Postbox mail, and of course the fact that it SI a DEAD software dowsn'y help much....

Well, I discovered a new project called Vivaldi (from the former CEO of Opera) anc they think of making a browser and a mail client bundled togather (as was Opera in the first place).

So....as soon as they're ready I'll test the product hoping for something as good as Opera Mail.

Elio

What the Heck is going on here? ... For crying out loud - it's an executable file without an extension! WHY doesn't a knowledgeable Forum Administrator or Opera Software-Developer type chime in with an explanation? Some have made guesses and offered unsupported suggestions, for which they should be thanked, but that's not an explanation! ...

What is "going on here" is that this is an Opera "helps" forum where ordinary Opera users help other Opera users with problems. Sometimes Opera developers may scan forum indices for relevant topics or pass by and chime in, but 'developer' input is not the norm here. Moreover, the thread you resurrected with your post was 10 months dormant, with no further additions until yours.

That having been said, Kaspersky is reporting the file as "legitimate" by itself, but there's something about it that Kaspersky doesn't like - perhaps either the location where it was found or the program contained within the file for some unmentioned reason. Perhaps it's some kind of heuristic-detection thing with Kas... perhaps it's a false positive... perhaps it's a fragment of some malware attack... or perhaps it's a fragment of something shoved at or by Opera when it visited some site. Indeed, Kaspersky is normally a good anti-malware application, but it (like all other security software) has both blind spots and false-alarm potential. The warning it is providing about this file appears to be silent on any real details. At this point, I would suggest submitting the file, if possible, to something online like Viruscan http://www.virscan.org/ and see what they say about it.