Posts made by burnout426

When I translate that text, I get:

Out of memory

The Opera browser does not have enough memory, or the process for this page was terminated for some other reason.

To continue, refresh this page or open another one.

Is that correct?

@mtopek said in [Request] Official Flatpak support for Opera browser on Linux:

Flathub Opera is still 130 version

Sometimes the scripts fail to detect and update the package and you have to file an issue at https://github.com/flathub/com.opera.Opera/issues to let the maintainer know so he can fix it.

See https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/wiki/opera/linux_libffmpeg_config/. You have to create the "lib_extra" folder in Opera's install folder and put a libffmpeg.so in it that's compatible with the major version of Chromium Opera is currently using, which is 147 for Opera 131.

You normally get the libffmpeg.so from https://github.com/Ld-Hagen/fix-opera-linux-ffmpeg-widevine/releases, but it doesn't have one for Chromium 147 yet. There is one in the linux x64 zip file in assets at https://github.com/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/nwjs-ffmpeg-prebuilt/releases/tag/0.110.1 though. There's also one in the 147 folder at https://1drv.ms/u/s!AhAFddP4jtR1gWou3XWpQbFIlrFB?e=3WcvzX. Whatever one you download, make sure it's named exactly libffmpeg.so in the lib_extra folder.

When Opera updates to 132 where it then uses Chromium 148, you'll replace that libffmpeg.so with a new one that's compatible with Chromium 148.

Note that sometimes, the libffmpeg.so that's compatible with the major version of Chromium 1 higher than what Opera uses will still work fine, but don't assume so. Try to find a match first.

Goto the URL opera://settings/content/siteData, make sure the default behavior is set to "Allow sites to save data on your device" and make sure all the customized behavior lists are empty. Then, goto the URL opera://settings/cookies, make sure it's set to "Allow third-party cookies" and make sure the allow list is empty.

Then, goto the URL opera://settings/content/all, type google.com in the search field and click "Delete displayed data".

Then, goto the URL opera://settings/clearBrowserData and clear "Cached images and files" for all time.

Then log in to Google and try things. If things work fine, restart Opera and make sure they still work fine. If not, there are other things we can try.

By default on your Lenovo, as said, you need to hold down FN when you hit an F key to trigger an the F key's function instead of the special Lenovo function. Or, if you want, you can disable that in your BIOS where F keys work normally and you have to hold down FN when pressing an F key to trigger Lenovo functions.

I prefer the latter.

As a workaround for now, you might search for an extension that adds target="_blank" to links on pages so that they open up in new tabs when left-clicking. Something like https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/open-link-in-new-tab/iioibkhaekicggaepeaoilaocmebhpgj might work, but I didn't test it.

@leocg The option is currently missing because Chromium changed the dialog and Opera has to redo things to work with the new dialog. Opera is working on it.

@Stealthlink67 After you disable your adblockers, you often need to clear cookies for youtube.com and google.com. Then, clear your cache.

@Urby938 I would test in Chrome to see if that command-line switch still works.

@sklunk Yeah, that's always been annoying. It just does simple alphabetical sorting and doesn't handle build numbers well.

@raphaelbm said in Opera 131.0.5877.24 Stable update:

Version 131.0.5877.31 is unannounced.

Might have been an update that was only there on the servers for a short bit and got then got pulled. 131.0.5877.24 is shown as the newest now.

If you have .31, you might want to manually download and install .24 as there might be something wrong with .31.

@NetSkyCZ I couldn't reproduce it with https://authenticationtest.com/HTTPAuth/. Does it have to be on localhost like in your pic? I even tried with a custom site panel. Edit: Couldn't reproduce with a local server either.

@theory65-0 Try uninstalling all extensions instead of just disabling them.

What extensions do you have installed?

@theory65-0

Long shot, but check anyway. Goto the URL opera://flags/#policy, enable the "Show policy page" flag, restart Opera and goto the URL opera://policy. Does it show that any policies are set from the registry?

Looks like due to that situation, Opera either corrupted your existing session files or started with fresh ones. See https://forums.opera.com/post/402318 for some things to check.

Make sure you have the x64 ".NET Desktop Runtime 8" (8.0.26 currently) from https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/8.0 installed.

Also see https://forums.opera.com/topic/88601/strange-message-when-trying-to-install-vpn-pro.

@theory65-0 Someone on Reddit had this and it was one of their extensions that was causing it.

@robeyw if your open tabs are not in those Session_timestamp and Tabs_timestamp files,, and you don’t have a backup, your open tabs are gone forever.

In 95, the “Opera Stable” folder is your profile folder. It’s called the profile folder, but it’s not literally named “profile”. The “Sessions” folder in the “Opera Stable” folder is the correct place to look and your pic shows you have the right place.

@mohamedsalah said in Opera 132.0.5883.0 developer update:

The vertical tab strip is currently resizeable you can make it as small as the fav icon of the opened pages

I noticed that the start page favicon gets cut off a tiny bit when you shrink the vertical tab strip all the way.

@robeyw

The path to the profile folder is shown at the URL opera://about. For regular Opera 95, that should be "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable". In modern versions of Opera, it's the "Default" folder in the "Opera Stable" folder.

The "Sessions" folder contains the files where your open tabs and recently-closed tabs are stored, including what workspace and window each tab is in. The files in there are timestamped. There should be one or more "Session_timestamp" and "Tabs_timestamp" files. When Opera starts up, it creates a new set of the files and when Opera properly closes, it saves the new set and deletes the oldest set if there are then more than 2 sets. So, if every is perfect and you've run and closed Opera more than one, you should have 2 sets while Opera is closed and 3 sets while Opera is running.

With that knowledge, if you start Opera and find that your open tabs are gone, that means that the files with the latest timestamps that Opera used to load itself are corrupted. When this happens, you might be able to restore things if you keep Opera open, copy the "Sessions" folder to your desktop, close Opera, delete everything in the "Sessions" folder in your profile folder and then copy the "Session_timestamp" and "Tabs_timestamp" files with the oldest timestamps to the now-empty "Sessions" folder in the profile folder. If you already closed Opera though after noticing your tabs are gone, you're usually out of luck as the last good files would have been deleted as they would have then been the 3rd set.

So, one thing you can do for the future is to frequently back up the "Sessions" folder (while Opera is closed). That way, if something happens, you can delete everything in the "Sessions" folder and copy over a good set from a backup to restore things to how they were at the time of the backup (assuming you haven't changed what workspaces and windows you've had etc.).

Another way to back up your open tabs is to right-click on a tab in each workspace in each window, goto "save" and choose "all tabs to a speed dial folder". Then, you can rename the speed dial folders to be like "window 1 - workspace name1", "window 1 - workspace name2", "window 2 - workspace - name1" etc. Then, if ever needed, in the corresponding windows and workspace, you can right-click on its folder and choose "open all in tabs". You can also use the heart icon while on a page to bookmark that page to an existing speed dial folder to add it to a saved tabs folder. Also, because those folders are bookmarks, they get backed up when you goto the URL opera://bookmarks and use the drop-down at the bottom left to export your bookmarks to an HTML file (that you can later import at the URL ```opera://settings/importData`` by selecting "Bookmarks HTML file" in the drop-down if you ever had to).

As for the session files, they are SNSS files and are not human-readable. But, at https://web.archive.org/web/20221027220343/http://lsauer.net/chrome-session-restore/#, there's a web page that can read them. You click "choose files" at the bottom and point it to 1 of the session files and click the "recently closed" drop-down. You'll then see a list of tabs where you can click on each link. Or, you just use the option at the top of that list to open all the links. The "open all" function though is limited by the max # of tabs setting at the bottom of the page. So, you'll want to change that to 50 first before picking a file. Or, you can right-click the max field, choose "inspect", right-click on max="50" in the Elements tab, choose "Edit attribute", use the DEL key to remove all of the attribute and then press ctrl + enter to apply. Then, you can set it to 1000 for example if you think you had that many open tabs. Then, you can pick a session file to read. Note though, that before you use the "open all" function, while on that utility page, click the badge (usually a lock) at the left of the address field, goto "Site settings" and allow pop-ups for the site. Otherwise, those tabs will be blocked when you try to open them.

The "Session_timestamp" file contains a list of open tabs. The "Tabs_timestamp" file contains a list of recently-closed tabs (like tab history kind of). If you're lucky, one of the older files you have will contain your the tabs you want. If not, you're out of luck.

The "Session storage" folder is not what you want. That's just temp data for tabs that are currently open while Opera is running. The data there for each tab is cleared when Opera shuts down.