I have had this same problem since upgrade to O 49

I have stopped using the Opera Snapshot function completely and replaced it with Lightshot for Windows. It isn't limited to Opera and you can use it within the breadth of ANY Windows program, including a movie, email program etc. Using the PrtScrn button, you can outline any image on the screen, and save it in a format YOU choose, to a directory of YOUR choice...rather than limited to the PNG image format and the directory Snapshot has chosen for you.

https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html

Is it possible to export JUST a single directory from my bookmarks, for the purpose of importing that directory into bookmarks on a different Windows laptop?

Thanks

@andrew84 Fit to width in the drop down zoom works, but when you close Reader, it goes back to fit to width not selected. So I went into Preferences after I closed the PDF file that was loaded. Clicked on "Page display" and then "Zoom" and clicked on "Fit To Width" so Reader would then save this a default. Worked perfectly.

Thanks to all who helped here.

Hi jojo, appreicate the informative reply.

Unfortunately, the Opera page is at 100% zoom, as is the default setting for Adobe Reader. When Reader opens the page that I saved from Opera, it is showing at 100%. It isn't until I change the zoom factor to 51.1% in Adobe Reader that the page displays as it does at 100% in Opera.

When I save ANY page using the newest Opera on a Windows 7 laptop, it always results in a page (when opened by Adobe Reader) that is oversized by at least 40%. I usually have to decrease the page size 4 times (using the little minus dash in a circle in the tool bar at the top.

Attached here is a image of a PDF of our forum opening page, for example

Anyone know how to do this??

@blujaded said in Snapshot Not Working Correctly:

We're on version 57.0.3098.116 now and this continues to be a problem. Is there any fix on the horizon Opera???

Yeah, get Lightshot::

https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html

Same happens here, it goes away is you close down Opera, and reopen it.

Although Opera has VPN (make sure you understand that it is in use for ONLY Opera browsing), my sure fire VPN solution is to have bought a VPN utility for my Windows 7 laptop, cost is minimal and blocks my IP address for ALL my programs that use the internet on my computer. I use Easy-Hide-IP VPN, costs me about $47 for 6 months.