@psychofok
If you are experiencing issues with random URLs opening new windows specifically in the Opera browser, you can try the following steps to address the problem:

Update Opera: Ensure that you have the latest version of Opera installed on your computer. Updates often include security patches and bug fixes that can help resolve such issues.

Disable extensions: Temporarily disable all extensions in Opera to see if any of them are causing the problem. Go to the menu (the "Opera" or "Customize and control Opera" button in the top-left corner), select "Extensions," and disable all extensions.

Clear browsing data: Clearing your browsing data, including cache, cookies, and history, can help remove any stored information that might be causing conflicts. Go to the menu, select "Settings," go to the "Privacy & security" section, and click on "Clear browsing data."

Reset Opera settings: Resetting Opera to its default settings can help eliminate any problematic configurations. To reset Opera, go to the menu, select "Settings," scroll down to the bottom, click on "Advanced," and select "Browser" from the left-hand side. Scroll down to find the "Reset settings" button and click on it.

Scan for malware: Run a thorough scan of your computer using reputable antivirus or anti-malware software to check for any potential malware or malicious programs that could be causing the issue.

If the problem persists after following these steps, it may be worth considering uninstalling and reinstalling Opera or seeking further assistance from Opera's support resources.

@uniechen what is your phone model and system ?

If you are experiencing issues accessing your router's administration page at 192.168.1.1 using the Opera browser but can access it with Microsoft Edge, there could be a few possible explanations for this problem. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

Clear browser cache: Start by clearing the cache and cookies in your Opera browser. Sometimes outdated or corrupted data can interfere with accessing certain websites. To do this, go to Opera's settings, navigate to the "Privacy & security" section, and click on "Clear browsing data." Make sure to select the appropriate options for clearing cache and cookies.

Disable extensions: Certain browser extensions or add-ons could be conflicting with the router's administration page. Try disabling any extensions you have installed in Opera and then attempt to access 192.168.l.l again.

Disable VPN: If you are using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) in Opera, try disabling it temporarily and see if you can access the router's page. Sometimes VPNs can interfere with local network connections.

Check firewall settings: Ensure that your firewall settings are not blocking access to the router's IP address. Temporarily disable the firewall on your computer and try accessing 192.168.0.1 in Opera again. If it works, you may need to add an exception or adjust the firewall settings to allow access.

Update Opera: Make sure you are using the latest version of the Opera browser. Outdated browser versions may have compatibility issues with certain websites. Update Opera to the latest version and try accessing the router's page again.

Reset Opera settings: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, you can try resetting Opera to its default settings. This will remove any custom settings or configurations that might be causing the problem. Go to Opera's settings, navigate to the "Browser" section, and click on "Reset settings."

If you have exhausted these troubleshooting steps and still cannot access your router's administration page with Opera, it may be worth contacting Opera's support or checking their community forums for further assistance.

To convert from pixels to centimeters, you need to know the resolution of the image in pixels per inch (PPI) or pixels per centimeter (PPCM). Once you have this information, you can use the following formula to convert pixels to centimeters:

distance in centimeters = (distance in pixels / resolution in pixels per centimeter)

For example, let's say you have an image with a resolution of 300 pixels per inch (PPI), and you want to know how many centimeters a certain distance corresponds to. If the distance in pixels is 600 pixels, the calculation would be:

distance in centimeters = (600 pixels / 300 pixels per inch / 2.54 cm per inch)
= 5.08 cm

Therefore, the distance of 600 pixels in an image with a resolution of 300 PPI corresponds to 5.08 centimeters in the real world.

The Speed Test add-on is a browser extension designed to measure the speed of your internet connection. This includes metrics such as download and upload speeds, latency, and jitter. It is available on several popular web browsers, such as Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. The add-on is user-friendly and offers a simple, uncluttered interface, which makes it convenient for users of all levels of expertise to gauge their internet performance.

Upon installation, the Speed Test add-on seamlessly integrates with your browser. It can be easily accessed through the toolbar icon, and the test itself takes just a few seconds to complete. In my experience, the results were consistent and reliable when compared to other popular speed test tools like Ookla's Speedtest and Fast.com by Netflix. The add-on also offers the option to test your connection to different servers worldwide, providing a comprehensive analysis of your connectivity.

Very nice. Can i use this Pixel pic on https://pixel.to.plus/cm/ web page background?

Internet speed test via Speedtest.how is the measurement of data transfer between the internet access you have and the server of the site you are using. According to the test result, you can take a look at the quota excess values of the internet provider you use and draw your own action plan. Generally, when performing a speed test; Although ADSL, fiber internet, 3G, 4.5G or WIFI are the connection types used, there are other alternatives but they are not used intensively. Considering that people use the internet for various purposes, it will be understood how important internet speed is. No user wants the movie they watch to freeze, to be interrupted while performing a banking transaction, or to freeze during a video call. In this respect, it is necessary to measure the speed with internet speed tests and, if necessary, accelerate it.

@kopollo said in E devlet:

@gkcn Tarayıcı üzerinden E-Devlet giriş sayfası üzerinden giriş yaptığınızda tam olarak karşılaştığınız sanırım oturum açılmaması doğrumudur?
Bunun nedenleri çerezlerin kaydedilmemesidir. Bu yüzden çerez ayarları sayfasından turkiye.gov.tr için tüm çerezlere izin verin. Üçünçü parti olanlar da dahil olsun. Asla gizli sekmede giriş yapmayın. Ayrıca tarayıcınızdaki bazı eklentiler çerezleri otomatik silebilen yapıda olabilir bunları inceleyin ve gereksiz eklentileri kaldırın. Tarayıcınızı güncel tutun çerezlere izin vermeyi unutmayın. Sorununuz bu şekilde çözülecektir.

Güncelleme.

@inf-yand Youtube.com works interesting thanks to this plugin. Thanks and when will the new version come?

Recently, Hotmail https://outlook.live.com/mail/0/ has started to offer its users the new design, part by part. However, this design also brought with it a problem with Opera. Although it has been stated that the problems such as not being able to click, view messages, open folders in Hotmail will be fixed by Opera as soon as possible, let's share the quick solution.

To Troubleshoot
To fix the problem, you need to update the Browser Script. You can find detailed information here, but let's briefly explain it here.

Go to the browser JavaScript setting and replace it with the valued 1 there.
Save the setting with the "Save" button at the bottom.
From O Menu > Help > Check for update.
Opera will update the Browser Script in the background even though it says there is no new version. When you check Hotmail again in a few minutes, you will see that the problem is fixed.