Posts made by leocg

@banuprakash You don't have to do anything

@banuprakash What it has to do with your Opera account? Moving to the correct place.

@andreimattponayadf That's a question that only you can answer.

@djawalk It's usually a broken download on your download list.

@hurly And Opera's task manager says that it's the addon using that much RAM?

@erikdourns See https://opera.com/privacy and https://www.opera.com/terms

@amunoto said :

To me it really seems that it is Opera that is doing whatever here.
And not some tab or some external actor.

Opera is receiving the incoming connection.

I'd really like to know what is causing the firewall alert, but I have understood from the discussion above that supposedly Opera cannot tell me this, because Opera doesn't know anything about the data transfer that triggers the alert.

Basically, that's it. Not that Opera doesn't know anything but it knows only when the connection is received, what means that it needs to be allowed first.
Maybe inspector or a program like Fiddler can tell what is causing the incoming connection on that time.

@erikdourns And what would be the problem? You can choose MHT(ML) when saving a page.

@stcm The ones with Extensions in their names.

@stcm But did you try restoring the other extensions related directories?

@vkrbibin What about the cache?

@exprise Yes, it is possible to change workspaces using keyboard shortcuts.

The Opera for Android is Crashing Topic

@davem GX only has a dark theme.

@stcm There are other extensions related folders, did you try restoring them?

@opedara said:

Wh... what do you mean "Why unusual?" That doesn't make sense within the context of my question. How am I even supposed to attempt to answer that? That's a really bizarre response.

You called the incoming connection unusual and I asked why, a normal question.

@huakimngan View what? Just check your bookmarks, history and so on.

@huakimngan If you are logged in to this account using the same credentials, it means that you've already lost the old account.

And the data should still be in your Opera installations.