Posts made by burnout426

Filed DNA-124628 for the specific Keepa issue.

@wetsmurfette I can confirm the keepa.com issue. Had to go all the way back to Opera 117 (117.0.5408.197 was the specific build I tried) for it to work. By "work", I mean I was able to enable the web push notification setting on the Keepa settings page and click its test link to get a notification.

For Opera 118 and newer, I couldn't get things to work. Spoofing as Chrome or Firefox didn't help and the --disable-extensions command-line switch (to kill Opera's built-in extensions) didn't help. I also didn't see any flags at the URL opera://flags that would make a difference. It's just broken. With that said though, I can't tell if the Keepa issue specifically is actually a bug with the Web Notification API support in opera or if it's a bugs with the handling of some other Javascript code on the Keepa site. Either way, since it works in 117 - 102 for example, I'll file a bug specifically for the Keepa issue to see if someone can figure out the cause and hopefully, that might fix other notification issues.

On a side note, in testing some builds from 102 - 114, I noticed that sometimes notifications would stop working for Keepa in Opera. To make them work for Opera again, I had to delete the keepa.com string under the root/gcm/push_messaging_application_id_map node in the "Preferences" file in the profile folder. Or, I could goto opera://settings/reset and reset just settings.

@Tanki67 said in Access for extensions always requested...:

Automatically allow access was not here for all extension

It's there for OneTab at least. Is it there for OneTab for you too? If not, try removing the extension and adding it back in.

Or, test the extension in a test standalone installation?

@KenedSF What happens when you try the test at https://forums.opera.com/post/400511?

Close Settings in Windows if it's open.

In Opera, goto https://example.com and hit ctrl + shift + j to open the console in the developer tools.

Type:

Notification.requestPermission().then(permission => {
  alert("Permission: " + permission);
});

and press enter.

When asked to allow notifications for example.com, choose "yes". You should then see an alert dialog saying the permission was granted.

Then, in Windows, goto "Settings -> System -> Notifications", make sure notifications are enabled, "Do not disturb" is disabled and there's no focus session enabled. Then, see if Opera is in the notification app list (it should be now if it wasn't). If it is, click "Opera" in the list and make sure its notification settings are correct.

Then, restart Opera.

Then, go back to https://example.com/, open the console again, type:

new Notification("Test notification from example.com");

and press enter to test that notifications work for the site.

Does all that work at least?

It does for me, but I'm on 23H2.

There are Gmail and Calendar flags at the URL opera://flags. I enabled them, but they don't seem to do anything, so I guess they're just for Opera One at the moment. Not sure if GX is going to get them.

For now, you can add https://mail.google.com/ and https://calendar.google.com/ manually if you want.

In rare cases when this happens, uninstalling Opera (don't choose to delete your data when uninstalling) and reinstalling Opera brings them back or they come back after the next update for some reason. You can try it, but it probably won't help.

For OneTab for example, goto the URL opera://extensions and click details for OneTab. If "Automatically allow access on the following sites" is enabled for it, enable it and make sure it stays on after a restart of Opera. Also, enable "Allow access to search page results" so it can have access to search engine result ages and sites you goto from search engine result pages.

If that does the trick, try with the other extensions.

If needed, you can remove the problem extensions and install them again.

@4rigumus said in Opera GX is Very Slow Despite a Fast Internet Connection:

reinstalling Opera GX from scratch,

Including starting with a fresh "Opera GX Stable" folders in "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software" and "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Opera Software"?

What specific anti-virus and other security software (including VPNs) do you have installed?

If you goto the URL opera://sync-internals, does it give you more information about the error (after you start Sync and trigger get updates)?

Now that you mention Youtube, Opera has a bug report investigating Youtube notifications not working for some users at least. It's RNA-1653. The cause hasn't been figured out yet though.

@Himmelsschlingel Yeah, I saw some stuff on Google about DNS Rebind Protection too.

In Opera, you can goto the URL opera://settings/system and enable "DNS over HTTPS" and set it to Cloudflare to test if that helps.

Also consider that maybe there's an issue with the router itself but only Opera is able to expose it. If the router comes with your internet service, maybe you can get your ISP to replace it to see if that helps.

If you think it's a DNS issue, try setting the router to use Cloudflare's or Google's DNS servers just to see if it helps.

In the FRITZ!Box UI, go to Internet > Account Information > DNS Servers and select "Use other DNSv4 servers" instead of ISP-provided ones. Use 1.1.1.1 (Cloudflare) or 8.8.8.8 (Google).

@genegold What do you mean by "overlay"? What in the picture is wrong? Is it the "This is what we're up against" section showing? If that's what you're talking about, I can get that to happen when that section shows up on the page and I click the down arrow at the top right of that area to collapse it where it then shows the "Maybe later" button. But, if I click "Maybe later" before I try and print, that "This is what we're up against" section doesn't shown in print preview.

While Opera is closed, delete everything in the "Sessions" folder in "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable\Default". Then, copy the Session_xxx file with the oldest timestamp and the Tabs_xxx file with the oldest timestamp from a backup "Sessions" folder (like the one Revo has in its bin) to the now-empty "Sessions" folder.

@Tornelo said in Can't change account in Sidebar Google Calendar:

If you click on the avatar and switch it just opens in a new tab rather than change in the sidebar.

Sidebar pages can't redirect from one domain to another. Doing so either shows an error page or opens the link in a new tab depending on the situation. It's possible that's what's happening here. It might be possible for Opera to fix it, but not sure.

What you might be able to do right now is goto the URL opera://settings/content/all, type google.com in the search field and click "Delete displayed data" to log out of Google and clear its storage. Then, goto the URL opera://settings/clearBrowserData and clear "Cached images and files" for all time.

Then, in a tab, sign in to Google with the account you want. Then, open up the Google Calendar or Gmail sidebar and click its reload button. That might work.

@genegold What overlays?

Can you see the problem in print preview for the page and if so, can you screenshot one of the pages in print preview and highlight where the issue is at?

Also, is this on Windows?

Chrome has the same border, so it looks like the border is coming from Chromium. A bug might have to be filed at https://issues.chromium.org/ about it, but not sure yet.

@andrew84 I think there should be a guideline that is followed that if there's going to be something extra placed on the start page, there should be an option to turn it off.