@kondorr Both the older version and the new version are listed in the "Programs and Features" section in the Control Panel. I have not uninstalled the older version as I could not get a definitive answer as to how it would affect the newer version.

I don't see that it is worth the risk of losing all of my bookmarks, Speed Dials and settings as well as the add-ons I have.

@leocg Thank you for the information. Yes, it looks like a separate installation of Opera, just a different build number. Maybe I will do a simple uninstall instead of using Revo Uninstaller. That way it won't remove any connected registry files.

@leocg I'm not sure what list you are speaking of but I will leave it alone. Seems that if there was an update to Opera, that it would uninstall the old version so that there would not be any conflict possibilities with the new version. Or maybe it is left there in case that the newer version was a bust then the user could revert back to the older version. Thanks.

I found that I have an older version as well as the newer version installed. The older version is Opera Stable 54.0.2952.51 and the newer version is Opera Stable 57.0.3098.106. Can I safely uninstall the older version using Revo Uninstaller without affecting the newer version? Revo will also remove any leftover files as well is another reason I am asking. Thanks

@leocg Thank you very much!

Hey leocg, I can see you rolling your eyes man.

After all of the fuss about that in a previous thread, Now, I would like to know if there is a keyboard shortcut to restore the zoomed page to the original zoom setting.

I saw that information somewhere last night. I watched a few videos about it and I even installed it but I could not successfully get it to import my bookmarks or speed dials. That plus the fact that it looks so much like Opera, I decided that I was not interested in it so I will stay with Opera. Another mark against it was that you have to add an ad blocker as an extension instead of it being built in. I don't see what all the fuss is about with Vivaldi overall.

Well, you brought my attention to a new browser that I had not heard of. Is Vivaldi a product of Opera as I just read about?

@sgunhouse said in I need assistance with live radio streams.:

The link in my earlier post to WLW 700 from Cincinnati. Really doesn't matter as your links didn't work for me. Only thing to try would be a user-agent switcher to convince them you're using Chrome.

You are not going to believe this but I am listening to WLW 700 right now. This is the first streaming radio station I have listened to with Opera. Why this one works and the others do not is baffling. As far as the stations I want to listen to here, I will just have to use Chrome I guess. I appreciate that you have been so helpful.

@leocg said in Speed dial icon size:

You said that zoom isn't what you wanted: https://forums.opera.com/post/142404

That's probably why no one had suggested it before.
I had forgotten about that. You are right. I stand corrected. At that time, I did not have so many speed dials. Now, I do, so the zoom function is going to have to do that job which now, it does well. Had I tried the zoom function back then, I might have settled for it initially. Times change. Thank you for setting me straight.