Posts made by burnout426

No issue downloading the exe for me either.

@azimli52 For future reference, after you rename your "Opera GX Stable" folders to "Opera GX Stable old", you can delete everything in the new "Opera GX Stable\Default\Sessions" folder and copy all files from the old "Opera GX Stable old\Default\Sessions" folder over to the new, now-empty "Sessions" folder. That will restore your tabs and windows. Method doesn't work well with workspaces though.

@kamil7165 said in Opera 124 Stable:

I already have found that the shortcuts' settings has changed and no shortcut was assigned to file opening option. I typed ctrl+l in relevant settings option and it works for me again. Maybe that's due to recent updates, I don't know.

Opera made some changes.

At the URL opera://settings/keyboardShortcuts, ctrl + O is no longer assigned to the "Open file" command by default because when the "Opera AI" flag is enabled at the URL opera://flags/#ai-chat-in-side-panel, ctrl + O gets assigned to the "Open and close AI Chat in the Side Panel" command by default.

So, in short, to restore things back to how they used to be, you'll want to remove ctrl + O from the "Open and close AI Chat in the Side Panel" command if enabled (not a big deal because ctrl + / is still assigned to it that you can use) and add ctrl + O to the "Open file" command.

@azimli52 Are you saying the standalone installation doesn't open for you either?

@azimli52 You can rename the "Opera GX Stable" folder in both "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software" and "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Opera Software" to "Opera GX Stable old". The start Opera.

You can rename ~/.config/Opera to "OperaOld" to start over fresh and then goto https://www.sync.opera.com/ in another browser, log in and click "reset passphrase" to wipe out all your Sync data.

That'll give you a clean slate to work with to see if that solves the issue or not.

Start Opera in safe mode, reset your flags at the URL opera://flags, close Opera and open it normally.

If that doesn't work, you can rename the "Opera Stable" folder in both "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software: and "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Opera Software" to "Opera Stable old" to start over with fresh settings and data.

You can try uninstalling Opera again, but delete the install folder afterwards before reinstalling. By default it's the "Opera" folder in "C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Local\Programs".

Note that to see your AppData folder, you'll want to goto "View -> Show" in Windows Explorer (File Explorer) and enable "File extensions" and "Hidden items".

See https://www.reddit.com/r/operabrowser/comments/1or71oi/comment/nnwiikm/.

You can try the previous build https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/122.0.5643.142/mac/.

@fleerp You can open up a terminal:

cd ~/Downloads

and then:

shasum -a 256 Opera_122.0.5643.150_Setup.dmg

to make sure you get:

aec89aee6a68ebf0c5ffad30d0929f9f5208282326c23ddc5941bfe97862240f

@fleerp What processor do you have?

@fleerp Opera_122.0.5643.150_Setup.dmg

@kamil7165 Spaces in URLs should be replaced with %20 or + depending on where the spaces are at as URLs are supposed to be percent-encoded and should not contain raw spaces. I have a feeling the percent-encoding has nothing to do with some page not loading.

It really sounds like your Opera and or your system is really messed up. How does Opera behave in a test standalone installation? With DNS over HTTPS enabled at the URL opera://settings/system?

@azimli52 You can make a standalone installation of Opera GX to a folder named "Opera GX" on your desktop and use that till you figure out what's wrong with your normal installation.

@mvbaslios There are no customization options for that.

@burnout426 RNA-1550

@CzechRepublic98 Put compatibility back to default, start Opera in safe mode, reset your flags at the URL opera://flags, close Opera and start Opera normally.

@fleerp Should be https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/122.0.5643.150/mac/.

@Sn00ker Without knowing what distro and desktop environment you're using and whether you're using the Snap or Flatpak or rpm/deb version of Opera, I don't know if I can give specific directions, but:

In a text editor, paste the following and save it as OperaMax.desktop

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Opera (Maximized)
Exec=opera --start-maximized
Type=Application
Terminal=false
Icon=opera

Then, right-click the file on your desktop, go to properties and make it executable (on permissions tab for example).

Or, find Opera's shortcut in the start menu, copy it to your desktop and then edit it with a text editor to add the --start-maximized part.

@idiotsopera Sorry for the late reply. If you ever want to revisit this, just comment.