@acerswap This seems to be a bug with browser.js, which is a script that runs in the browser to patch things out of various websites (think annoying thing's like "Why use Opera, when you can use X", "Your browser isn't supported, use X instead").

In the latest version it seems to be bugged and puts the version number on every page (including nested ones! yuck) instead of only on it's own information page at opera://browserjs / chrome://browserjs.

For now, until it gets fixed, you'll need to open a page to opera://browserjs and then click "disable browser.js ... for this session". Unfortunately it'll come back whenever you reopen the browser until it gets fixed.

I did try posting here this morning but the post got blocked for being a dupe. So go have a look at this thread for more details on the browser.js thing.

@yogrark I can only see it in the in-memory/live version and not the one in my program files install directory. The latest version is cached at %appdata%\Opera Software\Opera Stable\browser.js in some encoded format.

To view it in plain text, you need to visit a page where it activates (such as Gmail), open your browser console, then look for a Opera has modified script or content... log message and click the browser.js link on the right hand side of the console window.

I did try posting here this morning but the post got blocked for being a dupe. So go have a look at this thread for more details on the browser.js thing.

@yogrark I can only see it in the in-memory/live version and not the one in my program files install directory. The latest version is cached at %appdata%\Opera Software\Opera Stable\browser.js in some encoded format.

To view it in plain text, you need to visit a page where it activates (such as Gmail), open your browser console, then look for a Opera has modified script or content... log message and click the browser.js link on the right hand side of the console window.

@acerswap This seems to be a bug with browser.js, which is a script that runs in the browser to patch things out of various websites (think annoying thing's like "Why use Opera, when you can use X", "Your browser isn't supported, use X instead").

In the latest version it seems to be bugged and puts the version number on every page (including nested ones! yuck) instead of only on it's own information page at opera://browserjs / chrome://browserjs.

For now, until it gets fixed, you'll need to open a page to opera://browserjs and then click "disable browser.js ... for this session". Unfortunately it'll come back whenever you reopen the browser until it gets fixed.