Thanks for you assistance. I just installed
https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/cookie-editor-2/

I deleted all the SquirrelMail cookies.
I checked the Opera Settings for AutoFill.
I'm running Opera Beta 64-bit 58.0.3135.30 on a Lenovo Windows 7 64-bit machine.
But, when I login to SquirrelMail the password still pops up in the UserId field as a selection.
Where else could they be hiding this?
Aha! I had to clear the AutoFill for ALL TIME, not just recently.
Whew. Thanks again. Happy New Year!

Security Boundary Violation
Opera_Developer_69.0.3665.0_Setup_x64.exe

Opera has gone way too far in crossing security boundaries.
I just installed Opera_Developer_69.0.3665.0_Setup_x64.exe
on a separate user on my Windows 10 computer.
I installed in completely new directory.
Then I logged back into my primary user.
Imagine my horror to find that all my Opera instances have been altered!

1. My Start Page is changed:
   a. There is a weather object in the upper left corner.
   b. It says Olso Setup your city / Moon Graphic / 43 F
   c. Cannot remove this object.
   d. How dare you put a link to an unknown weather provider on my system.
   e. How dare you prevent removal.
   f. How dare you cross hard disk directory boundaries!
   g. How dare you cross User ID boundaries!
   h. This is completely invasive and unacceptable behaviour.

I keep multiple installations of Opera on my computer to test.
a. To test subtle but material changes in behaviour.
b. To test operation with different settings.
c. To resolve problems with troublesome websites.
d. Your last version 69 update has destroyed all these unique installs.
e. This invasive and destructive.
f. You have severely damaged my decades of trust in your product.
g. You are now to be considered a distributor of malware.

P.S. The word "behaviour" is flagged as a spelling error.

 07/10/22  17:31 H   Well, I finally got 90.0.4470.0 installed.

I am Disturbed and Appalled that Oper would make such Radical Changes ..
In a Release Update rather than a Version Update .
No Discussion. No Notice No Reply to my post on July-07
We All Live in Different Time Zones. 3 days ago is Brain Dead Dumb .
Why can't you provide an Internationally YyyyMmDd-HhMmSsTh GMT format???
I've been an Opera user for many Decades . -- I'll give history upon request.
It Is Outrageous to change the Install Directory with No Notice .
**( I turn 80 years old in 2023 February. I hope to live that long. ) **
Opera developers have become increasingly arrogant by releasing such
fundamental changes Without impact testing.
I'm running the latest Windows 10 with all updates. (Ask my OS history!!)

It is Mayhem regarding keyboard keys. Many programs Break . Not Opera Prob.
But , I've seen posts that Generations (several decades) of accepted
keyboard standards no longer work. Not Opera, but Opera is affected.

Yes, I understand that You (Opera) must live in an ever-changing environment.
But, You have Sold Your Souls to Google Chrome, who are Predatory .

Whew!, that's about as much as I can do now. Any and all replies, please.

@mike88
I agree with mike88 Mar 6, 2020. That Assistant install was caught by my
Security Task Manager. I spent considerable time on this issue.
Just a bit of history I can still find: Opera 10.10 Build 1893 20091120
I've got a laundry list of problems I reported that are not fixed.

TOP NASTY: My ISP is now Spectrum.net -- a very bad company, not my choice.
Only can get my voice mail on Opera Beta 64.0.3417.19.
Every subsequent Opera release gets "Internal Server Error"
I am now using the Brave browser to get my voice messages.
Also works with Google Chrome (which I hate) and Firefox.)

BioBrief: I wrote my first program in 1960 - GoTran Fortran.
I worked at IBM in 1965 on OS/370 machine and assembler language.
I wrote Air Traffic Control Software on contract to the FAA in 1967.
My last real job was year 2000 for a very large stock brokerage.
I was dancing on the top of the World Trade Center in June, 2001.
Now I live in Hawai'i -- See http://MauiCat.com/
Thanks for listening to a professional curmudgeon.

 07/10/22  17:31 H   Well, I finally got 90.0.4470.0 installed.

I am Disturbed and Appalled that Oper would make such Radical Changes ..
In a Release Update rather than a Version Update .
No Discussion. No Notice No Reply to my post on July-07
We All Live in Different Time Zones. 3 days ago is Brain Dead Dumb .
Why can't you provide an Internationally YyyyMmDd-HhMmSsTh GMT format???
I've been an Opera user for many Decades . -- I'll give history upon request.
It Is Outrageous to change the Install Directory with No Notice .
**( I turn 80 years old in 2023 February. I hope to live that long. ) **
Opera developers have become increasingly arrogant by releasing such
fundamental changes Without impact testing.
I'm running the latest Windows 10 with all updates. (Ask my OS history!!)

It is Mayhem regarding keyboard keys. Many programs Break . Not Opera Prob.
But , I've seen posts that Generations (several decades) of accepted
keyboard standards no longer work. Not Opera, but Opera is affected.

Yes, I understand that You (Opera) must live in an ever-changing environment.
But, You have Sold Your Souls to Google Chrome, who are Predatory .

Whew!, that's about as much as I can do now. Any and all replies, please.

This release 90.0.4470.0 refuses to install on my machine.
Says: Insufficient privileges for installing to the desired location.
This is complete . I've been installing this way for .
My last successful, useful install was 90.0.4450.0
I even ran the install in an elevated setting which should not be needed..
P.S. This TINY 4-line Edit Box is an .

@leocg Thanks for the fast reply.

1. The settings in the install did not include the one for the weather tool. I only found this when I installed 3665 in my primary user login. Incidentally, the version number displayed is 69.0.3660.0

2. Installing Opera:
   Until Opera 69 the following worked fine in my PRIMary UserId.
   I have on this machine separate directories for each version.
   c:\x\y\OpD1 c:\x\y\OpD2 ... c:\x\y\OpD4 for developer versions.
   I rotated them with each new release as follows:
   Directory Version RelsDate InstDate
   c.ap\OPD4 69.0.3630.0 20200316 03/23/20
   c.ap\OPD3 68.0.3616.0 20200302 03/03/20
   c.ap\OPD2 68.0.3602.0 20200220 02/19/20
   c.ap\OPD1 68.0.3581.0 20200128 01/30/20
   Sorry, I can't get the fixed fonts to show here.
   My first install of 69.0.3630.0 Overwrote ALL of the other directories. I did report this as a problem.
   I did not make any portable installations.
   I did a separate standalone installation in each directory.
   Beginning with Version 69.0.3630 the install on Mar-23 all my Version 68 installs were overwritten.

In order to avoid this problem I logged into my EMERgency UserId. I created a New directory c.ap\OPD6 and installed
Opera_Developer_69.0.3665.0_Setup_x64.exe ONLY User EMER.
This install also overwrote the files in my PRIMary username.
Honestly, I don't understand how this boundary was crossed.

I don't remember when Opera installs started finding and overwriting every directory with the newest version. For more than a year I have prevented that by Renaming the Opera Update executable programs from Opera...exe to Opera..EXN.
This resulted in the message
"An error occurred while checking for updates"
when I did "Help About" -- this was my intention.

As a software developer myself from 1960 to 2001 I was very careful to keep proper version control, and to assure that all developers were using the latest version. But, when a version was rolled out to customers, we NEVER overwrote another version.
I only have one ancient machine where I can test new software without disrupting my day-to-day use.

I am still running Beta Version 64.0.3417.19 because anything newer does not work with my Spectrum telephone voice mail.
Spectrum has been systematically changing its rules to prohibit use of any other browser except their chosen few. This is not likely an Opera problem, but Spectrum just doesn't listen.

I also run Stable Version 60.0.3255.170 to avoid other Opera features that disrupt my experience.

Mahalo nui loa (Thank you very much) for your assistance.
If I have left anything unclear, please let me know.
The last thing I want to do is abandon Opera for Firefox.

I have abandoned Opera for Brave to get my Spectrum Voicemail.
I have no doubt that Spectrum will soon break that too.

Regards from Honokowai, Hawai'i
Jeffrey at http;//MauiCat.com/

Security Boundary Violation
Opera_Developer_69.0.3665.0_Setup_x64.exe

Opera has gone way too far in crossing security boundaries.
I just installed Opera_Developer_69.0.3665.0_Setup_x64.exe
on a separate user on my Windows 10 computer.
I installed in completely new directory.
Then I logged back into my primary user.
Imagine my horror to find that all my Opera instances have been altered!

1. My Start Page is changed:
   a. There is a weather object in the upper left corner.
   b. It says Olso Setup your city / Moon Graphic / 43 F
   c. Cannot remove this object.
   d. How dare you put a link to an unknown weather provider on my system.
   e. How dare you prevent removal.
   f. How dare you cross hard disk directory boundaries!
   g. How dare you cross User ID boundaries!
   h. This is completely invasive and unacceptable behaviour.

I keep multiple installations of Opera on my computer to test.
a. To test subtle but material changes in behaviour.
b. To test operation with different settings.
c. To resolve problems with troublesome websites.
d. Your last version 69 update has destroyed all these unique installs.
e. This invasive and destructive.
f. You have severely damaged my decades of trust in your product.
g. You are now to be considered a distributor of malware.

P.S. The word "behaviour" is flagged as a spelling error.

@mike88
I agree with mike88 Mar 6, 2020. That Assistant install was caught by my
Security Task Manager. I spent considerable time on this issue.
Just a bit of history I can still find: Opera 10.10 Build 1893 20091120
I've got a laundry list of problems I reported that are not fixed.

TOP NASTY: My ISP is now Spectrum.net -- a very bad company, not my choice.
Only can get my voice mail on Opera Beta 64.0.3417.19.
Every subsequent Opera release gets "Internal Server Error"
I am now using the Brave browser to get my voice messages.
Also works with Google Chrome (which I hate) and Firefox.)

BioBrief: I wrote my first program in 1960 - GoTran Fortran.
I worked at IBM in 1965 on OS/370 machine and assembler language.
I wrote Air Traffic Control Software on contract to the FAA in 1967.
My last real job was year 2000 for a very large stock brokerage.
I was dancing on the top of the World Trade Center in June, 2001.
Now I live in Hawai'i -- See http://MauiCat.com/
Thanks for listening to a professional curmudgeon.

Thanks for you assistance. I just installed
https://addons.opera.com/en/extensions/details/cookie-editor-2/

I deleted all the SquirrelMail cookies.
I checked the Opera Settings for AutoFill.
I'm running Opera Beta 64-bit 58.0.3135.30 on a Lenovo Windows 7 64-bit machine.
But, when I login to SquirrelMail the password still pops up in the UserId field as a selection.
Where else could they be hiding this?
Aha! I had to clear the AutoFill for ALL TIME, not just recently.
Whew. Thanks again. Happy New Year!

On Opera Beta 58.0.3135.30 on Windows 7 64 bit.
Using Squirrel Mail which puts up a UserId and Login panel.
Somehow a PASSWORD got saved as an address field entry and I can't get rid of it. It does NOT show up in Settings.
I don't have a clue as to where the saved string is saved.
Thanks for your help.
Mele Kalikimaka (Hawai'ian for Merry Christmas)

Running Opera Dev 41.0.2329.0 and I like it.
Many bugs fixed but some new ones.
I am running Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Version 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601
When I get my web mail with Squirrel Mail Version 1.4.22 from http://Sonic.net two things happen:

1. It is egregiously slow to display the Inbox after viewing a message.
2. It sometimes crashed with a message about displaying the right side of a panel.
   I could not capture the screen.
   This is the very first version of Opera that has had this problem. (since at least 2009)
   I just ran a test and it took 51 seconds to display about 40 messages.
   The CPU time was never less than 8 and sometimes reach 23 in Windows Task Manager.
   The exact same test with Firefox took 2 seconds to refresh the screen.

I am also running Firefox 48.0.2 which has no problems with the web mail.

The web mail works fine and is much faster and uses much less CPU time.

Aha! 15:15 HST the download just worked. Thanks to the good person who fixed it.
I still would prefer asynchronous FTP without using any browser. ):

Aloha,

I'm running 40.0.2306.0 on Windows-7 Prof and want to install 41.0.2315.0 in a separate directory for recovery.
I also want to install 41.0.2315.0 on another machine running Windows-7 Prof 64-bit.

I keep getting 404 - Not Found for the Opera_Developer_41.0.2315.0_Setup.exe
and all such links.

Also, I can't find any information on direct FTP access to download Opera using my favorite FileZilla FTP program.
Any help here?

Mahalo (Thanks in Hawaiian)
OperaCat