Best posts made by gidici61

Hi, I'm back. I noticed that enabling third-party cookies I can download from Google Drive! Hope it helps.

I wonder if there is a permalink to the latest stable version; it would be very useful to use it in a bash installation script.

@obelia I'm facing the same issue. Disabling pop-ups, trackers, ads don't work.

@styen said in Is there a permalink to the latest stable version?:

LATEST_VERSION=wget -q4O - https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/ | grep -Po 'href="\K.*?(?=/")' | sort -V | tail -n1

It works; I would have preferred to find a direct link, however these commands are perfect. Thank you.

@obelia I forgot: I use Debian 10 with Opera 70.0.3728.178

@leocg It does work, but if I use a web browser; doesn't work if I type

wget "https://download.opera.com/download/get/?partner=www&opsys=Linux"

in a terminal. The same with "curl -L".
There is no ".deb" string inside the downloaded file.

@leocg: thanks for your hint. I did the following (in my Debian 10 OS): I renamed my "$HOME/.config/opera" directory to "$HOME/.config/opera.bk" then I started Opera. A new clean "$HOME/.config/opera" directory was created and now I can download files and directories. from Google Drive. I'll check later what was wrong in my previous settings (maybe an extension?).

Sorry, just now I see that I'm posting in the wrong section: Opera for Windows and not Opera for Linux. Forgive me.