Posts made by sdfgvfdrvhdfg

@burnout426 Wow, thanks, this URL (https://ohyicong.medium.com/how-to-hack-chrome-password-with-python-1bedc167be3d) is really helpful

Also, this one: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/refs/heads/main/docs/linux/password_storage.md kindof explains why I might be having problems with passwords. I used KWallet before but it's been unreliable so I've removed it.

As for the python script - I've found that already but I requires windows (which I don't have access to) and relies on WinApi which makes it unportable. There still has to be a way to do this in Linux somehow...

@burnout426 Where do I find the key or a passphrase used ot encode passwords? Is it somewhere in Local State? Or does opera use system passwords?

@burnout426 It's a mix of:

• v116
• v11
• v10
• v112

Mostly v10.

@leocg Looks like it, but how come Opera still fills out my form with these passwords?

@burnout426 Ok, I've done that and here're the results:

1. Started a new profile - manually added some passwords - they are visible and editable
2. Restarted opera - the same, everything works
3. Copied over Local State and Default/Login Data from my original profile to the new one - passwords are hidden again.
4. Added a new password manually inside the new profile - it's there.
5. And after restart - it's gone.

It's a bit confusing for me that opera is able to read my passwords and suggest them but fails to list them inside Password Manager...

@burnout426 Console is clear, no errors.

I will try creating a new profile, too, sounds like an interesting idea, thanks!

@burnout426 but it IS ABLE to decrypt it. It always suggests login + passwd combos on all pages that are in the database.

It's just password manager somehow cannot show me the list.

@burnout426 Thank for the reply.
No, I'm not using sync and I've already reinstalled opera to the latest version.

Login Data is 100% NOT corrupted as I'm able to view the database using a sqllite browser. All the passwords are there (but hashed, unreadable).

Anyone?...

Hi, I cannot view (or export) saved passwords in opera.

I tried using
opera://password-manager/settings
opera://password-manager/passwords

but neither or these links show any passwords, there's also no button to export them to a file.

I need to backup my passwords so I appreciate any help.

Here's how it looks.

@myswtest said in How do you restore the standard title bar:

@sdfgvfdrvhdfg said in How do you restore the standard title bar:

I think client apps should not interfere in window decorations in any way.

Believe me, I am in agreement with you - the app should not take away the native taskbar and border - or at least offer an option to toggle it on and off.

And you know what - Chrome offers this option - see the screenshot below ... this is Chrome running on my Linux machine. I have right-clicked on Chrome's titlebar and you will see the option to toggle the System titlebar and borders.

So yea, this is available in base Chromium, but obviously the Opera Dev team has decided to remove that option.

Exactly, I'm also using chrome with this option enabled.
Too bad opera devs/whoever know better...

@myswtest said in How do you restore the standard title bar:

 I run Opera on a Linux OS: openSuse Tumbleweed, using the KDE Plasma desktop environment.

Fortunately, KDE is highly configurable, and this issue is easily solved (I posted the solution out here), but no doubt it will not work on a Mac. (bummer).

BTW, you don't "restore it" ... your DE has to offer it.

Unfortunately, I'm using a different desktop environment and such configuration is not available.
I think client apps should not interfere in window decorations in any way.

Please bring back the title bar, opera is unusable without it in some situations.