Best posts made by Bigone201

After Opera browser updated to 102 version, I've lost everything. It's like I installed a brand new browser completely empty of everything. All speed dials gone (and I had a lot of them), all bookmarks, all logins, passwords, extentions, browser settings ...

Fk Opera and their bullshit innovation where it just goes from bad to worse. Now I'll need to waste days to fix the broswer again to what it was and I'll loose some speed dials as I can't remember all of them. Real f*ing nice.

After well over a decade it's time to find a new browser, I'm done with Opera.

Oh for f***k sake, stop the autoupdate until you fix this mess. For two days now I have to uninstall 102 version, install 101 version and over the night it gets autoupdated and I'm again without everything. And then repeat the process until autoupdate destroys everything again.

Total incompetence. I get that some bug managed to avoid testing, but you know about the problem for over two days now and autoupdate still updates to this broken update every single day.

Just stop autoupdate, think and test the solution and then roll out a new fixed version.

It's a real f....ed up cluster f.... you did with this update. First the browser autoupdated yesterday and I lost everything. Then I did the system restore in windows to get all the data back. Then I read here that you stoped autoupdate until you find a solution. And today when I started my computer Opera was again autoupdated to version 102.

For f.... sake stop the damn autoupdate if you f...ed up during testing of this update.

Now I copied, as suggested, all the content in local and Roaming from main folder into Default subfolders and I got the browser back is it was. Now I have two sets of files taking place on my hard drive and I'm not sure if I can now safely delete all the files in the main folders since I copied everything into Default subfolders.

I demand the option to have autoupdate disabled and the system just informs you that you can install update if you chose to do it. That way I can at least first check the forums here if you managed to f..... it again.

Jesus ... first you bring this piece of crap Opera One out that I had no choice not to get it, then I have to listen to that annoying sound and video everything the browser updates and now you managed to break all the data with an update. Does anyone actualy does any proper testing before releasing updates???

I think I found the problem for every day updates ... It looks like Kaspersky Internet Security with its software updater updates Opera to 102 version everyday as I just look at that and ran it and says it found an update (102) for Opera. Where does Kaspersky finds this update I don't know as that is something for Opera developers to fix.