@burnout426 Thanks. So as I read your post, given the changes over time, the only thing needed now to account for my previously added syntax is renaming the autoupdate file. I do have zoom set for 80% (wish there were 5% options between 80 and 100).
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Opera for WindowsRE: Syntax command line for starting Opera
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Opera for WindowsRE: Opera 64 "Save as" opening instead of Internet Download Mgr
Thanks. Those don't seem to be it. Each file is different, but examples are not something I'd want to post on a public site. I've got IDM looking into it too. I just wondered if there's a Save As setting, like their used to be as I recall (accessible in Windows settings)
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Opera for WindowsRE: Opera 64 "Save as" opening instead of Internet Download Mgr
Probably not. The changelog shows last Chromium update on Sept 26, while this started with the Win 10 and O64 updates on Oct 8.
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Opera for WindowsRE: Opera 64 "Save as" opening instead of Internet Download Mgr
The Download with IDM extention is the Integration Module, I believe. Or at least with my mouse over the extension, it says Integrated is Enabled.
Follow up: I see now that there is a separate Integration Module, which I had before, but it's the one I mention above that's getting the IDM box to come up (along with the Opera Save As one).
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Opera for WindowsRE: Has Apple community forums been hacked? Opera says so.
@leocg I saw your reply while using an iPad Mini 2 in Safari. I clicked on the link in my OP and had no problem signing in. What does that tell you?
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BlogsRE: Opera 65.0.3467.78 Stable update
How does one log out of this page? I don't see anything here or on the main page that allows it.
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Opera for WindowsRE: [Solved]Yahoo returning an internal_server_error
I deleted all 16 Yahoo cookies and it seems to be solved.
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Opera for Windows[Solved]Yahoo returning an internal_server_error
Strange problem: Since late yesterday afternoon (Monday), Yahoo.com has been returning an internal_service_error here at its home page and myyahoo.com with the latest stable version of Opera 65.0.3467.72 (Win 10 1909), but not other browsers or any other website. If I type in yahoo.com, the site will show correctly for a half second before going to the internal error message. Other Opera users tell me they are not seeing it, and I've never seen this before. Any ideas? Thanks,
The link I'm getting at Yahoo is showing here as
Yahoo India | News, Finance, Cricket, Lifestyle and Entertainment
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https://consent.yahoo.com/collectConsent?brandType=nonEu&.done=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.yahoo.com%2F%3Fguccounter%3D1&sessionId=2_cc-session_34c1cca4-0910-4212-9eba-e1bdb19665c0&lang=en-US&inline=false -
BlogsRE: Opera 65.0.3467.69 Stable update
@leocg: Thanks. Any idea how this could be happening? Never seen this before. Opera 65.0.3467.72 (Win 10 1909)
At another site where I posted the problem that link it is showing as
Yahoo India | News, Finance, Cricket, Lifestyle and Entertainment - Blogs
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BlogsRE: Opera 65.0.3467.69 Stable update
Monday 21h30 Mountain Time: Opera has been returning internal server error at Yahoo.com and myyahoo.com for the past several hours, but not Firefox or IE11. Usually that error is on the other end, but just in case I cleared cache/history generally and cookies for the past 24 hours, but that didn't solve it. I reported it to them, but don't know why Opera only.
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