Hello, please tell me how to export the express panel (save to an external drive).
I know that bookmarks can be exported, I would like to do the same with the express panel.
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RE: Opera 114.0.5282.222 Stable updateBlogs
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RE: Opera 114.0.5282.185 Stable updateBlogs
@tastodd said:
@korol78 Other VPNs may use a different protocol and a different mechanism of operation. Therefore, some VPNs work in your country, some are blocked and this is not Opera's fault.
If this problem was on Opera's side, then VPN would not work for everyone.Well, the developers can’t try and make the VPN work in Kazakhstan, add settings for using a different protocol or a different mechanism of operation, I don’t know, come up with something?!
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RE: Opera 114.0.5282.185 Stable updateBlogs
Maybe your VPN server is blocked by Kazakhstan? Please solve this problem, hundreds of thousands of people will be grateful to you!)
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RE: Opera 114.0.5282.185 Stable updateBlogs
Will you ever fix VPN or can we forget about this function?) Kazakhstan has not had a working VPN for 5-6 years, it used to work!
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RE: Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable updateBlogs
@burnout426: Now it's clear and understandable, thank you, because no one can really explain where exactly it shows 32-(86) bit.
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RE: Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable updateBlogs
@daria19 said:
@korol78: Hello! To find information about x64 or x86 versions, simply visit the opera://about page. You’ll find everything you need in the Browser Identification section and in System field. As for the issue with the update, please let us know what happens when you press the "Check for update" button on the opera://update page.
And what is the browser bitness here?
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RE: Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable updateBlogs
@daria19 said:
@korol78: Hello! To find information about x64 or x86 versions, simply visit the opera://about page. You’ll find everything you need in the Browser Identification section and in System field. As for the issue with the update, please let us know what happens when you press the "Check for update" button on the opera://update page.
after searching---no updates
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RE: Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable updateBlogs
@burnout426 said:
Also, in the Windows task manager on the processes tab, you'll see (32 bit) next to the name of a process in the name column if it's a 32-bit process.
Also, at https://www.opera.com/download in the section for the Opera you want to download, there will be a designated link to the 32-bit installer. And, in https://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/113.0.5230.62/win/ for example, the setup file without x64 is the 32-bit installer.
Also, with sigcheck, you can run:
sigcheck.exe -nobanner "%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Opera\opera.exe" | findstr /i "MachineType"
in a command prompt and it'll tell you.
But, the "wow64" is in Opera itself at the URL opera://about, so you can just look at that.
ok, thank you very much
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RE: Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable updateBlogs
@tastodd: How can I find out what bit depth Opera is x64 or x86???
But I think I installed x86! - Blogs
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RE: Opera 113.0.5230.86 Stable updateBlogs
Via --- menu- update & restore,
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RE: Opera 113.0.5230.62 Stable updateBlogs
@burnout426 said:
@korol78 Try clicking in those spots even if you don't see anything.
Aaa, that's how it works, so cunningly and mysteriously)))))))))))))
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