Posts made by burnout426

To see what it might look like in Opera One if it had it, check in Opera GX. You can name tab islands there. It's pretty nice.

While in the drag state, try hovering over the other tab longer before you drop. You'll see a blank tab spot open up behind the tab you're dragging. That's when you know you can drop. Then you don't have to be so precise.

I prefer ctrl + left-clicking to select multiple tabs, right-clicking the selection and choosing "Create tab island" though.

@mathias87 Everything looks fine there, so that doesn't seem to be your issue.

Any difference in a test standalone installation?

@mathias87 Make sure you have "Use graphics acceleration when available" enabled at the URL opera://settings/system and make sure most things are hardware-accelerated at the URL opera://gpu.

@andrew84 said in Opera 122.0.5615.0 developer update:

categories bubbles have not obvious selection indication. The tiny border is not enough.

Agreed.

@fan4eggg Can you still click "remove" for them? If not, you can goto the URL opera://about, take note of the "profile" path, close Opera and delete the ID folders for those extensions in the "Extensions" folder in the profile folder. Or, you can just delete everything in the "Extensions" folder and reinstall all your extensions.

Just in case you didn't know, see https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/wiki/opera/custom_site_panels/ for how to add https://kick.com/ to the sidebar now as a workaround.

Re-installing

Try uninstalling and reinstalling again.

Uninstall Opera GX (don't choose to delete your data when asked).

After Opera is uninstalled, delete its install folder. It should be the "Opera GX" folder in "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Programs" by default, but it might be in "C:\Program Files" or "C:\Program Files (x86)" depending on how Opera GX was installed before. Anyway, just make sure the "Opera GX" folder is gone.

Then, delete everything "C:\Windows\temp" and "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\temp" to clear your temp folder (don't worry about the few files you can't delete because they're in use).

Then, download the Opera GX installer, launch it, make sure "Install for" is set to "Current User", make sure "Install path" is set to "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera GX", adjust all the other options as you like and install.

See how that works.

If Opera GX still doesn't load, rename the "Opera GX Stable" folders in both "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software" and "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Opera Software" to "Opera GX Stable old" to test Opera with fresh data and settings.

If that works, the issue is in your "Opera GX Stable" folder (likely the Roaming one) somewhere.

Note that in Windows Explorer (File Explorer), you'll want to click "View" on the toolbar, goto "Show" and enable "file extensions" and "hidden items" so you can see and browse the app folder and see extensions for files.

If Opera GX still doesn't work, I would temporarily download and install Chrome, Vivaldi, Brave and Firefox to test if they have issues too. That might tell you if it really is a Micrsoft Family issue or not.

@CodKid1710 I meant manually.

@UngameableYT said in OperaGX not working anymore:

.I will look into your suggestion

Yes, definite test if a standalone installation works.

One thing I was do as a test is to temporarily create a new user account (local one not tied to a Microsoft account), log into it, download the Opera GX installer there, launch it, click "options", make sure the "install type" is set to "Current user", make sure the "install path" is set to "C:\Users\testaccount\AppData\Local\Programs\Opera GX", adjust the other options, and install.

Then, see if everything works fine there. If so, then you know it's something with your user account (probably the family issue as you suspect).

You can delete that user account when done testing.

@UngameableYT said in OperaGX not working anymore:

and now I cant use google

Are you talking about Google the search engine (google.com) or Google Chrome?

or opera gx at all,

I thought you already couldn't use Opera GX at all.

unfortunately this doesnt work

What specifically did you do?

Does a test standalone installation of Opera GX work?

At the URL opera://password-manager/settings, you can choose to save/export them to csv file. You can then open the csv file in a text editor to confirm they got exported properly.

Here are some things you can do right now:

In Opera GX you can goto the URL opera://settings/web_modding and add CSS for a domain to change any font stuff that CSS allows you to change. In regular Opera, you can use a User CSS extension or ever write your own extension.

Example:

Create a folder on your desktop and put these 2 files in it:

manifest.json:

{
    "manifest_version": 3,
    "name": "Red Font for Example.com",
    "version": "0.1",
    "description": "Changes all font color to red on example.com.",
    "content_scripts": [
        {
            "matches": [
                "*://example.com/*"
            ],
            "css": [
                "content.css"
            ],
            "run_at": "document_start"
        }
    ],
    "permissions": []
}

content.css:

* {
    color: red !important;
    font-size: 24px !important;
    font-family: Consolas !important;
}

Then, in Opera, goto the URL opera://extensions, turn on developer mode, click "Load unpacked" and point it to the folder where manifest.json is at. Then, enable "Allow access to search page results" and "Allow in incognito". Then, goto https://example.com/.

You can see https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_font_font.php for more info on font-related CSS properties etc.

Goto the URL opera://password-manager/passwords.

It's a promotional suggestion. There's no way to turn it off.

@mdmahib10 said in [Suggestion]Option to save a state of browsing:

Add a option that will save a state of using opera gx. Like if I was using 3 tabs after using that option I will get the same state of the browser even after closing opera and even if I restart or shutdown.

That's how Opera works by default due to the "Retain tabs from previous session" option being set at the URL opera://settings/onStartup and it does it automatically. Tabs in other workspaces than the default are saved too. Tabs in multiple windows are saved too if you don't close any windows and goto Menu -> Exit to quit Opera.

Besides that, there are session manager extensions like Session where you can manually save and restore sessions if you want. Session saving for the extension, last time I checked, saves tabs just for the current workspace. Some other session extensions might do things differently.

Also note that you can right-click on a tab, goto "save" and choose "all tabs to speed dial folder". Then, later on, you can right-click that folder and choose "open all in tabs" to get those tabs back if they were closed.

@axtriel Go in settings on iOS, tap on the Opera GX app to see its settings. What version does it show there? Maybe it updated to an incompatible version when it wasn't supposed to. I have 2.71 with 2.80 starting the requirement for iOS 17 I think.

@weilan Things are slightly better in Opera GX. The search in tabs, minimize, maximize/restore and close buttons work as expected. The + button on the tab bar, the expand/collapse toggle for a tab group, the Opera menu, the right-most toggle on the address bar, the sidebar panel buttons, and the back button when the sidebar is hidden are all still an issue though.

So, it seems like it should be possible to fix some of the things in Opera One too.

Vivaldi's developers do tests on these things when there are interface changes. Sometimes they don't catch an issue at first, but they usually fix it when reported. I would like to see the same in Opera.

@foroxian You can try https://www.bcuninstaller.com/ instead of Revo to see if it helps.