@x-at Therein lies the problem I am seeing it on a Samsung 32 inch screen in 4k. 1080p is just low quality low res garbage

I use a password program that makes the password for me. its a 128 bit password creator. I can use a 256 but my stuff doesn't need that level of encryption. It creates the password, names it and secures it for every program, application needing a password or key on my pc or web browsers. csv files can be corrupted. no need for them with a external password generator & safe.

I have everything in opera that is on the screen turned off or hidden, so I can enjoy the Wallpaper of my choice. I choose animated, because that is what I like seeing. If your viewing enjoyment is blocked by a widget.. turn it off. Once you open a web page.. you will have access to all of your saved book marks.. and search is easy.. I don't want to see widgets search bars on the wallpaper.. I know right.. what is the point of having a animated wallpaper if it is hidden by all the unneeded stuff Opera has available.

I have been using Opera for about 8 years. This is the first time I get a message saying Opera has run out of memory.

I have 128 gigabytes of memory.. I never run out of memory.. so this has to be a Opera screwup.. I think I will go back to Chrome for awhile while Opera Developers pull the heads out of their ass's and fix what ever it is they fucked up.

Where do I find the extension folder. There is nothing to click in settings to view, edit, delete, add extensions.. So I am wondering is it a file hidden in the Opera exe folder?