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@cshane

I can confirm this for Opera 58.0.3135.53 on Windows 7 32-bit (stand alone installation).

If I remove all entries except "English (Canada)" from the list of languages, "English (United Kingdom)" will be re-added after a restart of Opera.

And "English (United Kingdom)" is also the language, which I could activate under "Spell check", whereas "English (Canada)" remains grayed out.

The screenshot shows the situation after restarting Opera:

0_1549912404403_Spell check_English (Canada) dimmed.png

@chuchkyschild
It's not an adblocker problem.

If you view the source of the page (ctrl + u), you will see this line:

<iframe src="//thepiratebay.org/static/si0Eim0u/exo_na/sky1.html" width="120" height="600" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>

This is the line that is causing the problem.

Shane.

@cshane Click on the three dots on the bottom right of the post to see the edit option.
Remember that it is available only for a certain period of time after you have posted.

Read the line above the ' manage exceptions' button and you will find out what it does.

I was hoping for a built-in setting I could change. I don't think I'll fiddle with an executable file.

Thanks anyway.
Shane.

64-bit versions of Windows can run 32-bit applications without issue. This includes Opera.