Posts made by chillinfart

I am testing Android X86 in a Samsung Nf210 laptop (Intel Atom N455 CPU, 2GB RAM, SSD 60 GB). This works at Linux Mint 19.1 with recent desktop versions, using some tweaks via command line because they are not present at Opera flags menu (zero copy on, native gpu memory buffers and a light tweak on rasterization threads). As you figure, Android version has even less options and unlike Mint, i have no option to use this flags with default capabilities of Android.

Can i get some tips or apps to make this task? Test machine has Android 7.1 and is rooted.

I want to remove Google Play Services in short term. Opera can run without it? Because many apps are now locked to Google Services.

Also, exist a way to create a shortcut and add options in Android, just like happens at Windows and Linux? This because some flags i need are not available at Android via GUI, but still present to execute.

UPDATE: Windows version has the same issue, gpu memory buffers disabled. With Opera 37 i didn't had this issue on both systems. damn, 3 versions broken.

With last patch hardware acceleration is broken, but i think is due to lack of optimization, leaving the horrorific default Chromium options and making things worse removing some flags in the way.

For example, gpu memory buffers are no longer supported without forcing on my desktop system (which has an AMD Radeon HD 5450). This reduce a lot of performance with some content like Flash, but is easy to solve changing arguments (no flags available).

The same issue i found with Android version, but here i don't know how to manage shortcuts to enable it).

i tested with many DNS with the same results (Yandex, FreeDNS, OpenDNS, Google) and the issue is only worse with Opera. Other internet based apps aren't affected. I reinstalled Opera to diminish the effect but still present.

I noticed bad network performance with Opera 38 even using Turbo to bypass some bad issues, dropping DNS errors often. I reinstalled network drivers and checked windows updates to discard (even known related bugs on Win10), but still bad.

One thing i suspect is the Opera autoupdate service, which is hopping everytime seeing task manager. Linux side doesn't has this issue.

In peru bandwidth is bad, and i always have the issue to support automatic updates from any chromium based browser (including Opera). Exists a measure to shutdown automated updates?

I have the same problem with Flash 18/19 inside Opera 32 (Flash 17 peeper version doesn't have this issue), freezing tabs with flash content after certain time of use.

Unfortunately Windows version refuses to use old flash so i cannot go back (Linux version does)

Is silly. I can watch 720p videos via VLC, but Opera takes a huge CPU load when i'm lurking inside Facebook or some kind of image pool in the web, hanging system. My distro is pretty light (FatDog64 v 7.1, based in Slackware 14), i checked permissions from executables, dependencies and all that.

I also tried to limit disk cache (--disk-cache-size option from Chrome), but perhaps that isn't working in Opera. Exists any way to disable and bring the task to main memory (that solved a the same issue in Firefox)?

Finally, hoy i can log Opera activity to a plain text file?

System specs:

• Intel Atom N450 (single core w/HT, 1.66Ghz, Intel GMA 3150 graphics)
• 2GB DDR2 SDRAM 667Mhz
• 32GB SSD disk.

Exist a solution to recover Opera Link bookmarks? Testing Opera Mini 8 in my Motorola XT316 (Android 2.3.5 currently) it no longer accepts a downgrade, Mini 7.6.4 stucks when it syncs with Link so i'm forced to stay in the new version.

I got the same issue in desktop version. Could be good at least an "export to HTML" option in Link to migrate.