Current status is that this issue should no longer appear, unfortunately removed Speed Dials are gone.

Another question:

• which products and versions of Opera are you using for sync?

We are currently trying to look into this issue. We have not been able to reproduce it in our environment so far. I hope you could help us with investigating it. Could you do following things:

1. Check https://sync.opera.com/web/ if your synced data is visible there
2. Check if you see any errors/warnings on opera://sync-internals
3. Check 'Sync Node Browser' tab on opera://sync-internals
4. Give us information if you have any extensions installed

We are aware of issue with update going into loop on macOS. In such case system restart usually helps to break the loop, perhaps you encountered this issue as it seems to match what you describe.

I just tried updating some random old version of Opera from ftp server and from 58.0.3135.30 version it went straight to latest which is currently 62.0.3331.5:

There is no mechanism of updating one version at a time and it should always update to latest version. Only case I could think of is when we roll out new update and you get previous version through scheduled updater first and than update manually to latest.

Glad to hear it.

@BlueIce4123 which version of Opera you are using? I think this issue was fixed in latest stable version update.

You can run installer with --launchopera=0 switch and later start Opera with --disable-update.

@DrNostromo do you have any AV that could affect this particular build? Do you have installed all latest system updates?

@dario2910os we released today update 60.0.3255.84 with fix for this issue.

Thanks. We already discovered that problem is caused by newer version of d3dcompiler_47.dll library (version 10.0.18362.1). You could copy this library from some old installation to not have to disable hardware acceleration.