Well latest update partially fixed it. New York Times and MotherJones.com do not seem to display anything.
BBC, Discovery, Engaget, Huffington Post, Rolling Sone and numerous other news sources work fine
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RE: Personal News Hanging After Reecent UpdateOpera for Linux
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- Opera for Linux
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RE: Opera Master PasswordOpera for Linux
Yes I do see a prompt for my Linux password when I opened Opera. I had assumed, wrongly I guess, that would stop working if I set Opera as my default browser. Firefox does not ask for a password. I will start a separate thread concerning backups of passwords, bookmarks etc
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RE: Opera Master PasswordOpera for Linux
My understanding is that backing up profile will not work if you try and install it on a new OS install which would be the case if my SSD failed and I had to replace it. Also my Linux Account password would be of limited use to keep someone out. As I said if they had access to my PC it would be trivial to access my account as instructions to reset linux account passwords are on the web. I was really looking for a master password in the hope that wouldn't happen. If I am not mistaken past versions of Opera allowed backups and also master passwords. I am not sure at this point if Opera will work for me although I like the interface.
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RE: Opera Master PasswordOpera for Linux
How do I put a password on my account? Sorry I didn't notice that part until now
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RE: Opera Master PasswordOpera for Linux
Seems to me anyone with access to my computer can open Opera settings and see my passwords.
Also I am only now discovering, or so it seems, there doesn't appear to be any way to back up Opera settings (ie. save the profile so I can retain my passwords, bookmarks etc in case my file system fails or drive failure. These were options on Opera but they have unfortunately chosen to remove them. -
RE: Opera Master PasswordOpera for Linux
If someone has physical access to my computer they can access all my passwords. Seems like a step back
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Opera Master PasswordOpera for Linux
I recently downloaded Opera 47 for my Linux Mint PC. I have imported my passwords and logins from Firefox. However I can't seem to find an option to set a master password for this. Instructions on web say it is under Meu/Settings/Preferences (advanced)/Security, but I don't see it in settings/security and privacy and see no Preferences tab.