Topics created by jazei

solved, I find this extension: https://addons.opera.com/es-419/extensions/details/eversync-sync-dials-backup-dials/?display=en

Try it

http://download.wsusoffline.net

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/offline-windows-update/

it is basic chinese for me

Can I delete some default search engines?

Nope, it's not possible.

Yeahh I fixed it using this extension: https://addons.opera.com/es-419/extensions/details/bookmarks-import-export/?display=en

If you had Sync enabled, you may also want to disable that so that when you enable sync in the new version you can start clean.

netbook has win7 starter edition ..

Afaik the starter edition doesn't have the necessary codecs library to play the videos.

in the netbook only opera does not see those vids because yandex IE vivaldi yes can see those vids.

Those probably don't rely on the OS and use their own codec libraries.

See browser://sync-internals.

Yes, there is only a 32 bit version of the current Opera for Windows.
It will install on 64 bit Windows the same as any other 32 bit program.
🙂

Press (and release) the ⎇ Alt key. When the Opera menu opens, type O

Hi @jazei, when I press Alt key, and release it, and then press o, it switches Opera Turbo, and when I press Alt, and release it, and then press a, it opens opera:about page 😉

Hi @l33t4opera when I press alt + a it opens new tab. and Alt + o opens about page. the Op. version language changes shortcuts.

but the Developers don't interest Turbo Mode, I posted about the importance Op.Turbo and its shortcut, but nothing.

I love Turbo aswell, to bad that some big-wigged sh*thead at T-Mobile blocked it's server not even a week after I started using it.

how is possible that 1 PC have this menu: Alt O for About Opera (in this case Alt O opens Turbo options On-Off) but in another netbook Alt O not open Turbo in this case About Opera is for opens About Opera in new Tab?
PC and Netbook have Win 7 (Professional and starter respect.) and brand-new Opera 25?

see these 2 screenshots:
in the PC is
in the netbook is

Jazei, were you not kidding about AVG?

There have been a number of reports that AVG has not played well with Opera, at least in the past. I know it was definitely an issue reported with Presto Opera at times. The problem seems to be episodic in time... that is, there will be spells when users report it, and periods when they don't. Usually it seems to have to do with over-aggressive heuristic detections of behavior or with a "bad" set of signature updates. There are also some other anti-malware software that seem to create Opera problems or peculiarities, Vipre being one of them.

You forgot to mention the version.
If you haven't done so already, download Opera 23 and update it manually. Then have a look if things changed.