It refers to a situation on Opera GX’s GX.Games where previously claimed games appear missing, usually due to account sync issues, platform bugs, or changes/removal of games from the service rather than them being permanently deleted from your account.

The hidden Opera extension with the ID “enegjkbbakeegngfapepobipndnebkdk” is linked to the Capital One Shopping add-on. In Opera, some extensions that are installed through bundled software or system-level integration may appear as “authored” or hidden and cannot be easily disabled from the normal extensions page.

To deal with it, you can try opening Opera’s extensions manager (opera://extensions) and enabling “Developer mode” to see more details. If it still can’t be removed, check your system for installed programs related to Capital One Shopping and uninstall them. You may also need to reset Opera settings or reinstall the browser to fully remove the extension.

In short, this is not usually a virus, but rather a bundled extension with restricted controls; removing the associated software or resetting the browser is the most effective solution.

Yes, you can reduce or stop automatic title translation on YouTube by adjusting your language and location settings. Go to your account settings and set your preferred language to the original content language (for example, English), and also check your region settings to match it. Additionally, avoid using VPNs that change your location, as this can trigger translations. While YouTube does not provide a direct “turn off translation” button, keeping consistent language and region preferences usually prevents titles from being automatically translated.