Posts made by burnout426

@kagliostroamp said in Page saved in pdf with Opera don't open in Acrobat Reader ... Why ??:

Jennings Amplifier Products and the Wurlizter Phase Shifting Vibrato 1957-1960

Checked. It's a limitation of Adobe. It only supports a single page that's so long.

I'm guessing that when Opera disabled the extension sidebar and moved sidebar extensions to the regular sidebar, they either forgot to cause sidebar extension shortcuts to also invoke "show sidebar" if the sidebar isn't shown. Or, they purposely didn't do it because they thought it didn't make sense to make a sidebar shortcut work if the sidebar isn't showing.

Workaround for now is to set F4 for "show sidebar" and hit F4 before you hit V7's shortcut. Crappy workaround though.

In each workspace, right-click on a tab or the tab bar and choose "save all tabs as a speed dial folder". Then, on the start page, edit the folder's name to match the name of the workspace. Then, on the opera://bookmarks page, export your bookmarks. Then, in the new Opera, import your bookmarks and create the workspaces you want. Then, select a workspace, open the start page in it, right-click on the corresponding workspace folder you created and choose "Open all in tabs". Repeat for the other work spaces.

For another way, you could create those speed dial folders and use Opera Sync to sync settings and bookmarks and then open the speed dial folders in each workspace. (Not sure if syncing open tabs honors workspaces yet.)

Another way would be to copy your profile folder (see opera://about for the location) to the new computer before installing Opera on the new computer. Then, lots of things will just carry over. Passwords and extensions won't, but your tabs and workspaces might. Sync can sync passwords too if you want. Or, if you want, you can export them and import them into the new Opera.

@cenevre It's still listed at https://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/#allow-insecure-localhost, so you might be able to pass that on the command-line (while Opera is closed).

Example:

"C:\Program Files\Opera\launcher.exe" --allow-insecure-localhost

Might not be the problem, but make sure you have Opera's battery saver feature turned off in settings. It can cause out of memory issues.

I tried with https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinrose while not logged in and "saved as pdf" doesn't seem to be missing any lines that I can see.

As for the chat box, I don't think there's anything you can do about it except hide it before saving.

The "options" link is very subtle, but it's there.

@bbildman You might have to remove the torrent entry from the Preferences file, try a link again and then tell it not to bug you. Then it might stick. Testing in a new standalone installation would tell you if that'd work or not.

@gabich The streams are being blocked because they're form an insecure host. When on the site, click the badge to the left of the address field, goto "site settings" and set "insecure content" to "allow". I had to do the same in Chrome too.

If you notice when the stream fails to play, it'll say "no web player" below the play button. It's a link and if you click it, it'll take you to https://www.internet-radio.com/community/threads/why-is-no-web-player-available.51536/ to tell you why it's happening and the solution.

In other words, you're just seeing this because Chromium is now blocking insecure content in more cases and Opera recently updated to a new version of Chromium that has that functionality.

Goto the URL chrome://flags/#form-controls-refresh, disable the flag and restart Opera. Just note that the flag will eventually go away and you won't be able to change back to the old way.

@andrew84 https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/eq-audio-equalizer/ffhjbkfidmbmakichopfmikigcfndjgf?hl=en-US, when active for a site, replaces the animation with a static icon. This might be a workaround for some users if the EQ, in its default state of everything at 0db, doesn't use any/much CPU.

Goto the URL opera://settings/content/automaticDownloads and clear any sites (like mail.google.com and such). Also, turn off the setting if needed.

@Misaijar Weird, but glad you got it.

Is your Windows 10 in S mode? If so, you'll have to take it out of S mode first to install apps that aren't form the Windows Store.

In your %temp% directory ("C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\temp"), there might be an Opera installer log. You can open it in a text editor to see what it says.

What page are you saving? Is it a long page? Adobe has a limit on a page's length that you might be running into. See https://forums.opera.com/topic/27752/opera-build-in-save-as-pdf-for-lengthy-webpage.

Example link so we can try to reproduce the problem?

Goto the URL opera://settings/privacy, turn off "Protect me from malicious sites", restart Opera and try again to see if it helps.

For the Received and Unread views, click the "settings for this view" button on the message list toolbar and uncheck "threaded" to see if the message shows. If it does, then you're running into a bug where if the first message in a thread is sent by you, it's hidden. The thread in your case consist of only one email.

If that doesn't work, set "show sent" for the Received and Unread views.

@ostrolk Leave the libffmpeg.so alone, create a lib_extra folder in the same directory and put your libffmpeg.so there. Also see https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/wiki/opera/linux_libffmpeg_config.