Posts made by kinyo666

@hucker @mixchild I think I found a workaround.
1/ Remove the extension which is corrupted (among Opera)
2/ Explorer > Right-click on %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable\ and uncheck the Read-only flag, click Apply.
3/ Close Opera and check if any process is still running before restart it

I have been able to remove Chrome extension enabler \o/

@hucker The problem is you can't remove the Chrome extension enabler as it is (was?) a built-in module

Check the extensions in opera://extensions/ and activate the developper mode at top of the page. You can see the id kipjbhgniklcnglfaldilecjomjaddfi and that folder is created right after having Opera restarted (even if you try to remove the extension).

@jakub-trybowski See https://forums.opera.com/topic/72796/corrupted-extension-can-t-repair-reinstall-remove

Can you check if you have any corrupted extension and try to disable "Install Chrome Extensions" ?

I think it comes from the built-in "Install Chrome Extensions" v2.5.9

Opera One(version : 111.0.5168.61)
Système :Windows 10 64-bit
Version de Chromium :125.0.6422.143

It appears since previous version 111.0.5168.55 a couple of days ago.
I tried to remove %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\Opera Software\Opera Stable\Default\Extensions but when I restarted Opera, it has created again the same extensions and I can't find the folder / filename where the extensions index is stored to.

Same problem here (111.0.5168.55).
CPU is burning at startup of Opera, which is frozen a couple of seconds (~10-15s). It happened when you launch Opera in private mode as well.