Are you using this blog page::

https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/

Because a short while ago, I had bookmarked the blog and it gave me a 404, and I found this one above worked.

Same issue with newest update, O56.0.3051.52.

Can this not be fixed??

Because of this I have ti revert to the extension "Lightshot (screenshot tool)"

@egallis REREAD my post, I said the process works perfectly for me.

I understand what you are suggesting. I guess I am thinking about an extension that replaces the normal uTorrent program, and being that it would be doing the downloading directly within Opera. For instance, old Opera 12 could enable torrent files and then do the download natively. I was think an extension then might be doing the ACTUAL downloading within Opera without using the uTorrent program.

Ok, so my query is if I use the uTorrent extension on Opera and enable Opera's VPN, will my internet provider be able to trace/track the fact that I am downloading anything?? I know that if you do not use VPN an entity can trace your downloading activity back to my server, and then back to my connection.

Now I use a separate VPN program and use uTorrent which DOES mask any activity that I am doing on my laptop.

Thanks

Working now, after shutting the laptop down for a day.

Thanks everyone.

When I click About Opera on one of my laptops I always get an error when searching for any new updates. I then have to go to the Opera web page to download the new Opera instead of being able for it to automatically download on the About Opera page.

Windows 7, using the latest build. I had the latest build of O 55 and on my other two laptops the download works perfectly.

Help appreciated

@eminomeneko My url is simply to show from what web page I captured and copied the snapshot. What I wanted was JUST the photo, but what I got was the photo PLUS the part below it. When you use snapshot and save the image instead of copying it into your clipboard.

This is exactly the way Chrome behaves, and you have to add an extension in Chrome to prevent that.

What SHOULD have been available in Chrome is an option to prevent that. If in fact Opera mimics Chrome in this, then they have made a mistake.

On mt laptop using Windows 7 Pro, O55.0.2994.61 does NOT close down when I close the last tab that is active, for what it's worth.

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Many like that, can I delete them??

Thanks