Posts made by gryzor

Yeah... no easy way then, it would seem. Thanks!

I'm running Opera on multiple computers, mostly with the same extensions. However, I just tried disabling them all one by one or two by two and same thing keeps happening... Cache and cookies have been cleaned multiple times.

Understandably, I'm weary of trying a clean profile - or can I back up and re-import my current one?

Thanks for the replies!!

Also, forgot to add - especially in Play Store but also sometimes in log-on pages some elements are missing. Gmail seems to be loading fine every time, though.

Hello guys!

I've been running Opera Dev ever since the branch went public without any major issues. Lately, and for the last few dev versions, I'm running into a frustrating problem at work (only).

Google-related pages have problems loading. Sometimes google.com won't even open at all (times out), YouTube seems the hardest hit, Analytics is a hit-and-miss etc. All other pages open correctly, and all problematic pages open fine in other browsers.

Our IT guy hasn't managed to find the root cause.

I'm a local admin if it has any relevance.

Can anyone suggest anything to check?

Thanks!

Ah nah, my joy was short-lived. I just went to google again and I'm signed out again. What on earth...

Thanks for the MMC tip - been AGES since I used that snippet and had totally forgotten about the certificate storage there. I removed the offending certificate from there. Opened Opera, went to Google.com, imagine that, I'm now signed in! However - the message about the local certificate still appears. If I go to Manage Certificates in Opera, it's not there. This is really weird... Would deleting all the certificates would be a good idea at this point, just to see what happens?

Funny thing is, the problem appeared immediately when I set up the computer - before adding my antivirus or VPN programs. I really don't see any reason why it would occur - even if it was some malware, I've scanned my computer a zillion times...

Thanks so much for your help man!

Yes. Under "Trusted Publishers" I have Google Inc. issued by VeriSign Class 3 Code signing 2010 CA... I wonder why it's different from yours, and how I can remove it

I hadn't checked with IE, but FF and Chrome work fine. I just tried IE and Edge - strange thing, both log me out, too! FF and Chrome remain fine.

I use Avira, but the problem existed before installing it, so it's not that.

However, I just took a look and it seems like the Google Inc certificate has expired since 30 January 2016. So I guess that must be it? How do I delete it though? The "Remove" button is disabled...

Thanks for your reply!

Btw, forgot to say that though I'm on O38 now, this has been happening for quite some releases now (always on the dev channel).

Posting here (using always latest dev) even though the problem appears only on one of my four machines... coincidentally (?) it's a Windows 10 machine, whereas the rest are Windows 7 ones.

When I visit Google (only the search engine, all other services work fine) I get the top bar saying "reduced security due to a local, non-public certificate. www.google.com". I can't sign in - if I try I remain signed out.

My laptop clock is correctly set, and although I have searched high and low I can't find what's wrong

Any help would be greatly appreciated1

Thank you for your replies guys. Good ideas.

I'm running a few scripts and extensions; the ones working on Gmail are Gmelius, Rapportive and μBlock. I tried disabling them (or running it in a private window - great suggestion!) and it seemed like things were a bit better, but barely.

Then I disabled the sidebar (which was only running a bookmarks and history extensions) and - wow, that made a difference! Strange... Disabling Rapportive also seemed to help. Still keeping Gmelius....

31.0.1857.0, 64-bit, but this has been happening for a long time now... Gmail and Inbox are veeeery sluggish. Is it just me? Couldn't find any similar threads (but then again a search for 'Gmail' returns tons of irrelevant threads so maybe I've missed something)...

Ah, this seems to work fine: https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/user-agent-switcher/?display=en

Though Inbox doesn't work perfectly...

Anyone knows of a way to get the new Inbox to work in Opera? It complains about only running in Chrome...

Ahhh nice, let's try it... Thanks!

You need to install PHP for Windows first. Never tried it myself and have always been using a Linux box to do it (or you can set up a virtual machine) but there are PHP binaries for the Windows platform out there as well. Just google it. After you've installed it open a command prompt and type the commands in it.

Blackbird71 got it right - this is not about just getting to the bookmarks, it's about exporting them in a format that can be handled afterwards.

Thanks man, you rule. Really useful... I wonder how long till Opera does that internally. What a bummer!

Razieliyo, that's an excellent script ("soy una url"... lol ), but it doesn't handle imported bookmarks or the bookmarks in the bookmark bar... I have hundreds of "imported" bookmarks with no way to import to the "regular" list...