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using website for gmail, reading my emails is fine, except for this anomaly. I get email from Harbor Freight with a coupon inline in the email.
But no coupon shows.
Open email in Firefox, it shows.
Have disabled everything in opera, ad blocker, etc. same issue.
What else can I check/try?
I do have the ad blocking within opera disabled.
Thanks.
@linast FYI, the link sends me to page saying I don't have permission to see it. UGH.
I'm trying to dump Firefox at last and move permanently to Opera as my default browser. I've used it for many things in the past, and it all works great.
Tried to log into ebay for the first time and I got a captcha page.;
Slid the puzzle piece correctly, it says Verification Succeeded, but then recycles and says to do the verification again!
I've turned off the VPN, as well as another VPN, Windscribe, same results. I've cleared all history for all time, same problem.
Ebay says Opera isn't supported and washes their hands of the issue.
How can I fix this, did I have some setting changed or default that would be blocking the captcha from continuing? I could probably just use Firefox for ebay, but I'm afraid I'll come across another captcha that won't let me into a site down the road and have the same problem.
Is there a way to get Opera to be supported by ebay?
Windows 7 Pro, current Opera v 73.0.3856.344
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@poorenglish said in How to disable annoying "Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020" bar popup?:
@leocg I installed opera usb portable for testing.
There was no flash message.
However, it is reappearing when I set the settings that suit me.
This seems to be a bug.
It seems to conflict with some options.chrome://settings/content/flash
Unlike Chrome, it is always fixed at "ask first".
Unrelated.
Please start your own new topic.
@rwernst Apparently something has changed or updated as the message no long appears, YAY!
Opera's built in VPN used to be fine, but now, with it disabled, I get ping 15ms, and 24Mbps download via speedtest.net. With it enabled, regardless of whether I use optimal, or Americas (I'm in America), speed drops to 1.2 (not 12, 1.2)Mbps and a ping of 147! Essentially unusable.
How do I diagnose what the actual problem is? Or is Opera's VPN either overburdened, or having problems, or ???
Is there anything I can do/run to find out just why my speeds are cut by 20x?
@leocg Thanks for the reply, thought of that but I don't want flash disabled. I just want the nag bar to stop nagging.
I thought the "Turn Off" option would turn off the nag bar but clicking it doesn't seem to do anything.
How to disable annoying "Flash Player will no longer be supported after December 2020" bar popup?
Every D*mn time I start Opera, it comes up. I know it already, let me stop seeing that message!
I've used the "Turn Off" option, and the X and it Still keeps coming up!
Please tell me how to stop bugging me.
That worked, THANKS!
Bummer. And there's no way to automate/bypass the default other than manually going to settings/websites?
Thanks.
How can I make the Flash setting stay when Opera is restarted and I'm using the VPN?
Every time I restart Opera, it's set back to "Click to play".
Thank you.
Windows 7 pro, current Opera version 44.0.2510.857
I know you're not going to make a current version for non SSE2 capable cpus (unfortunately).
However, please, when the installer finds out there's no SSE2 cpu capability, have it refer the person to an easy way to find version 20 that WILL run on their computer.
I understand there's vulnerability, but put disclaimer, or blaring banners and notices that this is an unsupported version and will have security issues and install at complete own risk.
But make it simple for folks like me who are rebuilding old systems. Not to be passed along, but because the people using them are often stuck with not wanting, or affording, new systems, and may have a problem trying to learn a new OS. They used the system WITH Opera just fine, but I'm rebuilding to get rid of many years of Windows bloat that slows it down, and/or to completely remove malware.
Thanks for considering this.