Topics created by bangorme1

@bangorme1 I guess you may have better luck in a Microsoft forum.

Check if Opera is set to handle http/s protocols as well as htm/l file extensions.

What are the storage specifications for the history file? Are they kept indefinitely or deleted if more than 90 days old?

I don't know but I remember have read people saying that they can't find history older than 90 days. However I don't know if the data is deleted or just hidden.

Maybe you can find something in Chromium's documentation.

Your links fine for me. Is it supposed to look like it was originally a Geocities page though? God thats ugly.

Click on Options and change it. If you already have a copy of Opera installed you will need to change the install path first (to convince it not to update the previous install), but then you should be able to select all users.

Because of the possibility that it's an OS/update issue, there are a couple of things to try from that angle. First, if you haven't already done it, power down the computer for a couple of minutes and restart it (just in case something in the update/reboot processes has caused a glitch)... then see if the defaults are sorted out. Next, if things are still messed up, open Windows' Control Panel and select Default Programs > "Set your default programs" > Select Opera and try making it the default program.

You were right. It is the extension "Disconnect" that is causing that problem.

I get similar speeds on my browsers that support this page. Maybe a goal could be to bring Opera into compliance if not too onerous. I guess the bigger question is: Is Opera slower? Are other people getting similar speeds on other websites with different browsers?

Thanks for helping.