Since the update, flash player is lagging or outright freezing. I run windows 7.

I also managed to find my way to the Flush Socket Pools page through the back door, but alas, it did not work, so it must be something to do with my company's security settings over which I have no control.

Sad, I really like this browser.

I'm having the same issue, a broken add ons page, and I cannot get to the page to flush sockets. I get an Unknown Protocol warning.

At home I use windows 10 64 bit, extensions are fine. At work, windows 7 Professional 32 Bit Get Add Ons page won't load.

If I copy the URL for the Get More Extensions page and paste it into a different browser, it still looks broken.

Could this be a corporate firewall problem? I hope not, as I love Opera and would gladly make it my #1, but I need to sync between home and work.

This becomes a moot point if there is someway to sync extensions between computers.

I can load the Get More Extensions page at home, and install extensions to my heart's content. At work, the Get More Extensions page is broken. The best I can describe it is to say that it looks like a page that has been partially blocked by AdBlocker: All blue text, white background, some images load, some don't, formatting is wrong, everything is aligned along the left margin. Though it's cumbersome, I can find and use the search field to find my extensions, but I cannot install them, even if I find the Install button. If I click on the Install button, the browser jumps to the top of the page, but nothing loads. Note that bookmarks sync fine. Note that no AdBlocker is installed on the problem browser.

At home I use windows 10 64 bit. At work, windows 7 Professional 32 Bit.

If I copy the URL for the Get More Extensions page and paste it into a different browser, it still looks broken.

Could this be a corporate firewall problem? I hope not, as I love Opera and would gladly make it my #1, but I need to sync between home and work.

This becomes a moot point if there is someway to sync extensions between computers.