@jimmayor said in Second version of Opera:

I have installed Opera on my second computer, but have not been able to att all my bookmarks, passwords, etc., to it. I just assumed I could copy the Opera Stable folder to the second computer. That doesn’t work. What is the best way to get the second computer like the first one? Thanks.
To sync your bookmarks, passwords, and other settings across multiple devices running Opera, you can use Opera's built-in synchronization feature. Here are the steps to do this:

Open Opera on your first computer and click on the "Opera" menu in the top-left corner of the window.

Click on "Settings" and then click on "Synchronization" in the left-hand menu.

If you haven't already, sign in to your Opera account or create a new one.

In the "Synchronization" settings, select the items you want to sync, such as bookmarks, passwords, and history.

Click "Sync Now" to upload your data to Opera's servers.

On your second computer, open Opera and sign in to your Opera account. You should see a prompt asking if you want to sync your data.

Click "Yes" to sync your data to the second computer.

Your bookmarks, passwords, and other settings should now be synced across both computers. If you want to ensure that both copies of Opera are identical, you can also copy the Opera Stable folder from your first computer to your second computer. However, this should not be necessary if you have successfully synced your data using Opera's synchronization feature.

@hucker said in Dual facebook accounts, Opera only remembers one password.:

I have two Facebook accounts. Each has a different email address and a different password. Why does Opera think they're the same account? It only remembers the latest password I entered so often gets it wrong.

It's possible that Opera is using cookies or cached data to log you into your Facebook account automatically. When you log into Facebook on Opera, the browser may save your login information, including your email address and password, as a cookie or cached data. If you have two Facebook accounts with different login information but use the same browser, Opera may be using the stored information to log you into the wrong account.

To fix this issue, you can try the following steps:

Clear your browsing data: Go to the Opera settings menu and select "Clear browsing data." From there, you can clear your cookies, cache, and other browsing data.

Use a private browsing window: Instead of using the regular browsing window, try using a private browsing window to log into Facebook. This will prevent Opera from storing your login information.

Log out of all Facebook accounts: Log out of both of your Facebook accounts and close the browser. Then, reopen the browser and log into the account you want to use.

Use different browsers: If you have two Facebook accounts, you may want to consider using different browsers for each account. For example, use Opera for one account and Google Chrome for the other.

By following these steps, you should be able to prevent Opera from logging you into the wrong Facebook account.

@duderinoring said in Trying to get any script/extension for redirects to work.:

Hi everyone.

Im trying to in particular redirect twitter.com to nitter.net
But every single option Ive tried doesn´t work.

Ive tried this with tampermonkey: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/418162-redirect-twitter-to-nitter

No redirects from what I can see. I dont quite understand the script beyond the function and I tried changing the url from twitter.eu to twitter.net and neither seem to actually redirect.

Then I tried https://addons.opera.com/sv/extensions/details/linkredirector5/

Its much to advanced. I tried putting in a custom filter, nothing ever changed. I mean Im not getting errors or anything. Just nothing at all.

So last I tried https://addons.opera.com/sv/extensions/details/redirector/

I Read the introduction and for their "wildcard" system it seems very simple to understand once you read the help file. But again, no redirects. I tried using one of their ready made redirects and modifying it to just get Anything and again...nothing.

I Fear it must be some setting in Opera or something?

Can somebody help me out? Can anyone get this to work?

It's possible that the issue you are experiencing with redirecting twitter.com to nitter.net is related to browser settings or conflicts with other extensions. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try:

Check your browser settings: Make sure that your browser is set up to allow extensions to redirect URLs. In Opera, you can check this by going to Settings > Advanced > Privacy & security > Site settings > Handlers. Make sure that "Allow sites to ask to become default handlers for protocols" is enabled.

Disable conflicting extensions: Try disabling any other extensions that might be conflicting with the redirector extension. This can be done by going to the Extensions manager in Opera and disabling any extensions that you don't need.

Clear your browser cache: Sometimes cached data can interfere with URL redirection. Try clearing your browser cache and then restarting your browser.

Try a different redirector extension: If the redirector extension you are using isn't working, try a different one. There are several other redirector extensions available for Opera that you can try, such as Redirector Plus or URL Redirector.

If none of these steps work, you might want to try reaching out to the developers of the redirector extension you are using for further assistance. They may be able to help you troubleshoot the issue more effectively.

@daxj said in zoom feature triggering with shift:

I was trying to add up a bunch of numbers, looking down at my keyboard when I looked up and noticed it was super zoomed in, apparently pressing shift and = zooms in the screen, which is just strange considering shift and - don't zoom it in, and zooming is already bound to the ctrl button. It's not even that noticeable because most times you press it you're in a text box so it wont zoom in, but it makes the google calculator a massive pain to use. if anyone knows why this happens and how I could disable it that would be nice

It's possible that your computer has a keyboard shortcut enabled for zooming in on the screen. This is a feature that is built into some operating systems, including Windows and Mac.

To disable this keyboard shortcut in Windows, you can try the following steps:

Click the Windows Start button and select "Settings".
Click on "Ease of Access" and then "Keyboard".
Turn off the "Use the keyboard to zoom in and out" option.
Alternatively, you can also try disabling the keyboard shortcut for zooming in your web browser. This can be done in Google Chrome by following these steps:

Open Google Chrome and click on the three dots in the top right corner.
Select "Settings" and then click on "Advanced".
Scroll down to the "Accessibility" section and turn off the "Use keyboard shortcuts to zoom" option.
If you're using a different web browser or operating system, the steps to disable the keyboard shortcut may be slightly different, but you can try searching online for instructions specific to your setup.

@james20s said in Using VPN Pro in Opera GX?:

Is there no way to do this? I paid for a membership for Opera VPN Pro, but I can't see anyway of activating it in GX, which would be weird since it has the free version of the VPN. Am I just missing how to activate it?

If you have paid for a subscription to Opera VPN Pro, you should be able to activate the service by logging in to your Opera account and following the instructions provided by the VPN provider. This may involve downloading and installing the VPN client, configuring the settings, and entering your subscription information.

@zenixco said in how to use early bird feature Unique Speed Dial graphics?:

i'm trying to use the Unique Speed Dial graphics in opera GX but i don't really know how so any help would be appreciated

If you find the answer then please help me.

@deygus said in Do Pinboards get Saved to Cloud?:

I'm a bit frustrated. I really love the Opera GX Gamer Browser but a few days ago I had to reinstall Windows 11 due to a complex issue which was the only way to resolve it.

When I logged back into Opera GX after re-installing the Browser I noticed all of my Pinboards were somehow completely gone.

Is there a way to recover it? I had a lot of important stuff saved to it. If not, then is there a way to do that to prevent the issue from recurring all over again?

Thanks for any help and advice.

I also have the same issue but now it is solved.