Posts made by burnout426

@deathcat There's an "AI button in toolbar" option at the URL opera://settings/ai that can disable it if you don't want to disable the flag.

@karen-arzumanyan You can goto the URL opera://about, take note of the "profile" path, close Opera and look in the "Extensions" folder in the profile folder. If you see a "temp" folder, delete it to see if it helps.

Another thing you can try is to goto the URL opera://extensions, remove all extensions, close Opera and in the profile folder, delete the "Extensions", "Extension State", "Extension Scripts", "Extension Rules" and "Local Extension Settings" folder. Then, in the "IndexedDB" folder, you can delete any folders that start with ````chrome-extension```.

Another thing you can try is to delete any folders in the root of the profile folder that have "cache" somewhere in their names. You can then go up one folder level to the root of the user data folder (where you see the "Default" folder) and delete any folders there with "cache" somewhere in their names.

Another thing you can try is to goto the URL opera://about, take note of the "Cache" path, close Opera and delete the "Cache" and "System Cache" folders in that path.

Another thing you can do is to start Opera in safe mode and see if it still happens. If it doesn't, you can troubleshoot more by only using --disable-extensions for example to see if the issue goes away. If so and you don't have any extensions installed, it could be one of Opera's built-in extensions that's causing the issue.

Another thing you can do is completely disable adblocking and tracking protection at the URL opera://settings/privacyProtection and restart Opera to see if that helps.

@bidoux Nice. If you ever need the deb package to work, see https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/wiki/opera/linux_libffmpeg_config/.

Regular Opera or Opera GX?

Deb or Flatpak or Snap package?

What specific Opera version as shown at the URL opera://about?

@Green-Gursewak Goto https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/wiki/opera/custom_site_panels/.

@SpecterK1 The forums here run on NodeBB. NodeBB doesn't provide an option for users to hide their post history/activity.

They do have a feature request section at https://community.nodebb.org/category/5/feature-requests. You could search to see if anyone has asked for it and upvote the request or make your own post if not.

@rastanz The only catch with the standalone version is that you can’t set it as the default browser without extra work.

@Zayedmustapha Opera supports most extensions from the Chrome webs store. Does that one not work in Opera for you?

@Footytang Same thing happen in a test standalone installation?

So, with https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/wargames/reviews for example, you're getting those errors?

I'm not getting any blocked_by_client errors on that page, for what it's worth.

@E-opera it might be sue to how Flatpak packages handle things. To test, try to see if it happens with the RPM package of Opera too or not.

Goto the URL opera://flags/#enable-jxl-image-format and enable "Enable JXL image format". Then, restart Opera.

Once Opera is based on Chromium 155, that will be enabled by default.

Are you using the RPM package or the snap package or the flatpak package of Opera?

Make sure "graphics acceleration" is enabled at the URL opera://settings/system and restart Opera. Then, goto the URL opera://gpu. At the top where it lists what things are hardware-accelerated or not, what are the results?

Is this for regular Opera or Opera GX or Opera Air?

What specific version of Opera as shown at the URLs opera://about?

What GPU do you have?

If you use a standalone installation of Opera GX instead, the assistant won't be installed.

Or, you could use this method (for browser_assistant.exe instead of opera_gx_splash.exe) to block execution of the assistant. See https://forums.opera.com/post/409763 for more info.

@albertombcs No thread. You need to create one.

@albertombcs Those are out-of-memory crashes that are unrelated to the issue in this thread.

I tested in older builds of Opera and see that typing a search engine shortcut like 'a' (when set for Amazon for example) just by itself does nothing and just searches for 'a' with the default search engine. A space after the 'a' though does the trick and searches Amazon (for example) with no search term.

In the latest builds of Opera, I see that 'a' and a space for example no longer does the trick and it has to be 'a', a space and then some other character that's not a space.

I'm not sure if that's an intentional change or not and not sure if the change comes from Chromium or something Opera did.

@NatureWithGreenWorld That's off-topic, but quickly, I'm a volunteer.

@ArnyDeWatcher Thanks. Crash known and fixed internally and released in Opera Developer so far.

See DNA-125842 in the 139 changelog.

Fix should come to Opera Stable soon. Until then, try to avoid having the find in page dialog open or a PIP window open or being in full screen when closing a tab. That might reduce the change of encountering the crash.