Posts made by sorenfeodor

You will probably find the solution here: https://forums.opera.com/topic/37539/solved-solving-the-problem-of-the-opera-browser-with-video-playback-in-ubuntu-and-similar-distributions-linux-mint-kde-neon/167

I have now successfully installed 102.0.4880.40 on Linux Mint 21.2 from deb. I have not changed anything (same extentions as when updating failed 14 days ago), but of course a number of other packages have been updated in the previous 14 days. I have not tried to install opera-updates since 102.0.4880.16 gave me problems.

@pindos Thank you; this is quite useful for me to know. Maybe my problem is caused by my extensions; I will try to experiment when the next update pops up

@myswtest My opera is from the deb-package, neither flatpak nor snap.

For me, it eventually opens, but it takes a lot of time. Most passwords forgotten, many extentions do not work. My recommendation is to wait until the next version is available - this one is not worth it

(Linux Mint 21.2)

@sorenfeodor Probably just the old "videos don't play"-issue. I have removed opera-opera and installed the flatpack-opera; it works

@dev-arthurfernandes It crashes for me too

@khannom @vr51 It also crashes for me

Version 99.0.4788.9 from repository
Linix Mint 21.1 Cinnamon

@senesiand Try the solution described here: https://forums.opera.com/topic/60750/no-translation-to-polish-in-ubuntu/1

@linuxuser97 The problem is (most likely) due to your linux version; it is too old. You can either find a way to install a newer version of libgcc-s1 (I have never managed to do that), upgrate to a newer version of linux or try to install the snap version (or a flatpack, if your ubunut supports that).

@cyberangel77 Try the solution described here: https://forums.opera.com/topic/60750/no-translation-to-polish-in-ubuntu/1

@gaftecpc Try the solution described here: https://forums.opera.com/topic/60750/no-translation-to-polish-in-ubuntu/1

@xyzzy-opera If you do not want to update mint to a newer version, you can probably install opera via snap; https://snapcraft.io/install/opera/ubuntu

@joenartca I am on Mint 21.1, which is based on Ubuntu Jammy/Ubuntu 22.04. I do not experience problems with "Allow Acceptable Ads":

@kalimbra https://askubuntu.com/questions/1224125/font-characters-displayed-as-squares-in-ubuntu-18-04 has worked for me in the past

@thebatchman The snap version may work.

@pindos You are right, of course: 20.3, not 21.3.

@fherman I imagine you are on an "older" version of Mint? I have libqt5gui5 version 5.12.8 in Mint 21.3.

Consider updating Mint; I think it will be easier than working out how to get a newer version of libqt5gui5 than what is available for your version of mint. Alternatively, try installing opera via snap.

If this:

is the "contxt menu" it works for me (Linux Mint 20.3 Cinnamon - non-snap 92.0.4561.43).

@elephantitis Turn off "Enable tab scrolling when many tabs are open" in the settings (User interface)