Topics created by elbecko

elbecko,

Exe files are Windows files so will not work on Linux.

Same place you went to add it. Menu > Mail and Chat accounts ... Highlight the account and click Delete.

Linux Mint 17.

I updated opera a few yrs ago and lost all bookmarks, notes, etc, so that has made me reluctant to do it again. Although you are right of course.

Opera 12.16? RSS = "Feeds", so go to (menu) > Feeds > Manage Feeds, should be obvious from there.

It is one of maybe half a dozen commonly used sites around here and one of the less obnoxious ones. Do not use (or suggest) a site with ads for adult//dating sites or with too many ads, other than that I wouldn't worry about it. (I have an account on Flickr so I use them, but otherwise ... I have seen some sites used that have access problems and wouldn't recommend those either.)

Do you actually see the license dialog again?

Notes and bookmarks are both items that can be synced - do you have it enabled or not? Mail and other customizations okay?

Open your file manager and look at ~/.opera/ ... are any of the files there dated before today?

The powerloss killed some Opera settings/files in ~/.opera/ or even parts of your harddisk.

Please restore them from your daily backup.

Does your network support IPv6? Most modern versions of Linux do, but if your network does not then having it enabled just slows down address lookups. Opera does try IPv6 first, and then regular IPv4 ... there is nothing inside Opera to be changed, unless you want to disable the website security checks (which should be as slow in Windows as in Linux). If you're looking for a reason why Opera for Windows (12.x) and Opera for Linux would be different, it is probably due to IPv6 handling.

Untested. But, may be a .gtkrc-2.0 in your home folder helps:

{
slider-width = 9 # for example 9 pixels width
}

class "GtkScrollbar" style "scrollbar-style"
class "GtkVScrollbar" style "scrollbar-style"
class "GtkHScrollbar" style "scrollbar-style"

I dont know, but if Opera uses gtk3 then you should edit the gtk.css of the theme you use.
See https://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-list/2011-March/msg00108.html

That was a safety feature added in 12.15 ... it is common in Windows for programs to change the default search - sometimes without even asking permission. So they changed it so that only one of the built-in searches can be set as default. You may still be able to choose no default at all, but you can't choose an added search engine as default nor remove a built-in search engine.

@lem729 Opera 21 didn't exist when the last activity in this topic occurred.

@chonus1966 revived the thread, and I don't think he/she is even talking about the desktop version. In another thread-hijacking post he/she mentions Boat browser, which doesn't exist for desktops. o.o PS. Currently Extensions are not supported in Opera for Android.
Please, in the future search before posting and create your own thread on the correct section if you don't find the answer to your question.