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Any site can detect adblocker and anti-adblocker-blocker etc etc - this is ongoing battle. For daily mail you could disable javascript - at first glance site looked pretty normal without scripting enabled.
Are you asking for "Disable tab bar's top spacing when browser window is maximized" setting?
@mopw69 said in Opera.exe was blocked from making system calls to Win32k.sys.:
@burnout426
Thanks for the reply. I am using Emsisoft for anti virus matters and Windows Defender serves for Firewall.
Well, as first step, disable Emsisoft antivirus completely. If this helps, contact Emsisoft support - it would certainly be not the first time, when third party security tools interfere with legit applications.
@oberator said in How to prohibit opening 2nd Opera window:
Usually I use ctrl+shift when clicking to link for opening in tab but sometimes Opera opens new window.
How to avoid this and limit Opera only to new tabs?
Not answer to limiting windows, but if you just use Ctrl+Click, what happens then? For me, Shift+Click opens new window, Ctrl+Click new tab - Ctrl+Shift+Click could be undefined.
@icanfly
I use both Opera adblocker and AdBlock (quite similar to uBlock). I have unchecked [most] AdBlock lists (Opera processes them faster); I am using it mainly for selective content blocking.
You can disable-enable either blocker on per-site basis too.
@koheleth said in Opera Loads Pages Only Every Second Time:
Uninstall with Ccleaner or something , run the registry cleaner in Ccleaner, reboot and reinstall, all should be fine.
Please, do not recommend CCleaner - I have seen numerous systems rendered unusable with it.
About OP problem - have you turned VPN on? Are you using some kind of proxy? Described behavior indicates that some of requests time out - can happen with VPN or other proxy.
Or, some third party safety suite doesn't know Opera and blocks some requests.
Or, you have installed some buggy extension - try private window, most extensions should not affect that.
@redpill said in how to open new window in Opera:
@huffman said in how to open new window in Opera:
I would hope there would be something in settings. If there is I have NOT found it.
I don´t really understand what you are actually asking for. I have never used any web browser that closes the current window/tab when i click on a mail adress and open a new browser window/tab.
OP is asking how to open new tab/window (not replace current active tab), when some link/url is launched outside of Opera?
This all is a bit hard to understand, but looks like you are accessing your local sites by IP? You could create entry in hosts file, associating your IP with some DNS name (better would be use DNS itself - routers should be able to assign some name for itself and other devices) and access your sites by this name and configure Opera for this name. If your IP changes, you only have to reassociate it in hosts file (or in DNS service).
@donq said in Deleted desktop icon back on every update:
@burnout426
Good idea. Edited that and waiting for next update.Like some other people, I also never enable/install desktop shortcuts and from some time ago Opera started putting it on my (or rather all users) desktop - I consider that a bug.
Update: Opera updated, icon is back, again on all users desktop. F-word here. I need to find another solution.
@burnout426
Good idea. Edited that and waiting for next update.
Like some other people, I also never enable/install desktop shortcuts and from some time ago Opera started putting it on my (or rather all users) desktop - I consider that a bug.
@juwwikins
Can it be some extension, (erroneously) trying to inform you about something?
Have you installed some third party security suite (or malware), which may intercept your https traffic? Otherwise Opera does TLS 1.2 well.
Looks like you have some kind of cookies disabled or similar - for me those sites, which can remember me (eg google) do automatically login me as well.
@pinopir
Well, maybe you even don't need developer mode. I packed it: www.stv.ee/~donq/o12tabs.crx
@pinopir
I have created such extension for personal use, it additionally places new tab at the right (I hate other ways :)). It is usable only in developer mode, this is switchable on extensions page. Interested?
I can see at least two possible causes:
How about Chrome browser - does it cause excessive CPU usage?
@uuniversal
Weird. I can't use your test server porperly (it is located on the other side of globe, gives me different numbers between 20 and 50 Mb/s), but using more local tests and servers I can max out my connection speed (60/60) easily.
Have you perhaps installed some third-party network or security software, which may not know Opera to allow some exclusions for
it?
Cannot agree more.
I personally would also like to have option to hide "Start page" and "Snapshot" icons/buttons (and maybe even make validated certificate issuer name shorter, tooltip could be used) - I'd rather see full url than some never used buttons.
And no, I don't want to buy wider monitor 
@somethingcube
Looked at FB source - Facebook uses by default Helvetica font (css font-family: Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif).
If one has no Helvetica installed, then fine - any browser uses Arial or if this is also not present (non-windows OSes), tha default sans serif font.
If one has only Helvetica Bold installed, then browsers use Helvetica font for bolder elements, but are lost for normal-weight elements. Most likely Opera (and probably Chrome etc) attempts to use Helvetica again, but because normal weight of it is not installed, then renderer uses only available bold variant.
TL;DR
Install Helvetica Normal and you are done
PS. It is named Helvetica, not Helvitica.