@keikpek: @keikpek: They weren't deleted. If you roll back to 101.something, everything will be there.

Opera 97.0.4719.28 MacOS Ventura 13.2.1 (M1)

I first noticed with this update that the Print function didn't work from a web page in Opera. The only way to make it work was to select Print Using System Dialog from the Print panel. Not very user-friendly. I did check with Chrome and Safari and they both worked fine.

Then I noticed that Bitwarden would not auto-fill. I could log in and find items in the vault, but it would not auto-fill. Once again, tested in Safari and Chrome and it worked fine.

I noticed other problems, notably Tab Suspender had stopped suspending tabs and Printlimator completely stopped working.

I did disable and re-enable extensions. I removed Bitwarden and reinstalled. No change.

So I installed an older version - 96.0.4693.31 - which is working fine. All of the above problems are gone. However, it could not open any of the existing tabs and I had to launch a new browser window and cut and paste each tab, a bit of a pain as I usually have at least 30 open and being used.

My biggest concern is that Opera will update the next time I have to reboot and I want to prevent that until I know that things are fine.

@seantpg Same problem. I reported it a while ago and nothing has changed. However, oddly, it seems to work on regular Opera for Mac but not on Opera One.

@nintendork07 Most browsers seem to be having trouble from the reports I've seen.

@whataboutwolves

Sounds like it is time for a bug report given the lack of acknowledgement here.

I'm not all that bothered by using an earlier version except that it is set to auto-update when closed and reopened. Hopefully I won't have to do that until it's fixed.

Opera keeps trying to update to .250. I get a popup that says "'Applications Opera' is damaged and can't be opened. You should move it to the Bin." Tried it three times.

Mac Mini M1, MacOS 11.3

@spike666 So I had to restart Opera and it auto-updated to 4719.43. Miraculously, everything seems to be fixed. I haven't tried every situation, but the printing is restored and the main extension I use that has to access URLs (Bitwarden) works. A non-native (Google) app that sends URLs to email also works. So it looks like it may have been solved. Hopefully it will work for more than a day.

Many of my extensions and printing a web page all stopped working. I reported this as a bug and on the Opera Forums but have heard nothing. It appears to happen when the extension needs to access a URL.

@max1c So your saying that people who have different experiences than you should not report them. Complaints only isn't going to fix anything.

@sklunk I did it, everything is fine. Restarted Opera twice and my computer (Mac) once just to see that it was all there. I wasn't too worried, despite what some people say, the old profile is there even with the older 102 update. I did save all the profile stuff fresh just in case.

@leocg OK, got it. I didn't realize that I also had to change the system settings.

@leocg: Where is that? I have my primary language set to Portuguese but except for sites already in Portuguese, nothing has changed.

@leocg: "We have included translations for Opera 105 making it more accessible for users worldwide." Right there in the notes at about the release.

How do I turn on translations?

@kilogulf59

@kilogulf59 Odd, I don't know what would cause that.

@kilogulf59 Here you go - https://imgur.com/a/Q8I3JIK Not sure why it's working fine for me and not for you. It's also in the sidebar, as I mentioned.

@kilogulf59 I have the extensions button at the top right of the browser and in the sidebar and the sidebar hasn't closed. I'm fully updated, 104.0.4944.36. Maybe something is set wrong.

@rogguzlan: Works fine if you follow @frederikathias advice.

@nezrok23: I have neither of these problems. MacOS 14.0, Opera 104.0.4944.23