@burnout426 I just ended up migrating to Opera GX altogether. It didn't have the problem plus it's got a nice resource limiter that the default Opera didn't

Okay I figured it out. I thought Opera shipped with Flash just like Google Chrome but apparently not, so I had to go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ and download flash from there then install. After restarting Opera GX, Flash now works.

The My Flow feature requires Opera Touch to use.
When I try to set up the Crypto Wallet feature it told me to download the Opera Browser for Android. And then when I went to scan the Crypto Wallet QR code, it told me that my app was outdated. Tapping on that Play Store image takes me to the Google Play Store page for Opera Mini.

So now I have 3 different Opera apps installed just to check out the two features My Flow and Crypto Wallet.

My question is: are there any plans to sort this messy end-user experience out?

@leocg said in Doesn't work with Ccleaner and the Advanced SystemCare:

@PeterBurton Opera GX is Opera with a different UI and with different features.
So if a program supports Opera, then it should also supports Opera GX.

The cleaner applications don't detect Opera GX because they're looking at %AppData%\Opera Software\Opera Stable instead of %AppData%\Opera Software\Opera GX Stable all it would take is for them to add that new directory and the cleaning logic would literally be the same as Opera

@zalex108 said in Doesn't work with Ccleaner and the Advanced SystemCare:

Symbolic Link Creator will do it and it's easy to use.

No need for additional software, built in mklink will do the job in one line:

mklink /d "%AppData%\Opera Software\Opera Stable" "%AppData%\Opera Software\Opera GX Stable"

@leocg looks like Opera GX is on 76.0.3809.132 while Vivaldi is on 77.0.3865.121

@leocg is it the "core" value?

I know the go to response from people would be "it's the encoding/VP9/etc" but that doesn't explain why on Vivaldi with the exact same addons installed, I don't experience that issue

Does Opera GX use the latest Chromium as base? It might give some performance boost

@zalex108 said in Doesn't work with Ccleaner and the Advanced SystemCare:

Symbolic Link Creator will do it and it's easy to use.

No need for additional software, built in mklink will do the job in one line:

mklink /d "%AppData%\Opera Software\Opera Stable" "%AppData%\Opera Software\Opera GX Stable"

@leocg said in Doesn't work with Ccleaner and the Advanced SystemCare:

@PeterBurton Opera GX is Opera with a different UI and with different features.
So if a program supports Opera, then it should also supports Opera GX.

The cleaner applications don't detect Opera GX because they're looking at %AppData%\Opera Software\Opera Stable instead of %AppData%\Opera Software\Opera GX Stable all it would take is for them to add that new directory and the cleaning logic would literally be the same as Opera

@zalex108 tried out WinApp2, it doesn't detect Opera GX either

@leocg Opera installed on a different phone works properly though so it's got something to do with Opera's scaling for the size of my phone. The issue then is that other browser don't have this issue in the first place in my phone

I hope someone from the dev team sees this because this really makes it hard to use Opera Mobile. Maybe add an option to scale the rendered web page so it doesn't think it's being viewed in a desktop?

Okay I figured it out. I thought Opera shipped with Flash just like Google Chrome but apparently not, so I had to go to https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ and download flash from there then install. After restarting Opera GX, Flash now works.

@leocg I know it's dead but I need it to access some legacy website. Also I already enabled flash there, but it's not showing up.