I've installed Opera (latest version) on my MacBook, and Opera Touch on my iPhone.

The problem is, that neither the Wallet connection nor the Flow connection works between iPhone and Mac.

Wallet:
One I scan the barcode with the iPhone I can see a spinner-animation in the desktop browser, but the phone tells me "Connection error. Please check your network connection and try again"

Flow:
Once I scan the barcode with the iPhone, the desktop browser does not show any reaction (the barcode stays visible). The phone displays the same error message after a few seconds: "Connection error. Please check your network connection and try again"

I've tested this on 2 different Macs, and both give the same result. Both computers (and the phone) have an active internet connection and all services are working correctly.

I even set up a new WLAN connection and connected all devices to that, but got the same result.

The built-in firewall on my MacBook is disabled, there's no other security software or virus scanner on my machines, and I've logged into my Opera account on the desktop browser.

OSX version is 10.15.6
iOS version is 13.6.1
I'm located in Austria, EU and not using any VPN

Any ideas? I'm not sure if it's a problem on the desktop or the mobile device.

I would love to see the connection logs. Maybe it's something obvious that I miss. → Can I find Operas connection- or error-log somewhere?

Thanks Philipp

Quick heads-up: Today I could connect the Flow of Opera Touch (iPhone) + Opera on my Macbook. Maybe the recent iOS update was the key, or something changed in the API/Opera.

Flow is working, but the wallet still behaves identical (endless spinning wheel on the Mac, error message on the iPhone).
Since I do not plan to use the wallet in the near future, I will not debug this issue in more detail for now...

+1 I also hope that we'll get a Slack Messenger integration soon.

I've tried to create a custom extension for this, but Slack does not allow loading its UI inside an iframe.

If you're a developer: You are welcome to review the extension code (it's super simple) and see if you can find a way to make it work.

https://github.com/stracker-phil/slack-for-opera (non-functional dev code)

Quick heads-up: Today I could connect the Flow of Opera Touch (iPhone) + Opera on my Macbook. Maybe the recent iOS update was the key, or something changed in the API/Opera.

Flow is working, but the wallet still behaves identical (endless spinning wheel on the Mac, error message on the iPhone).
Since I do not plan to use the wallet in the near future, I will not debug this issue in more detail for now...

Hi @YThe

I could use the Console app to get some additional details about the connection problem. I'd be interested if you also see those "Response code 400" message in your console.

I've added some details/screenshot here on how to check that: https://forums.opera.com/topic/43172/cannot-connect-iphone-with-macbook-no-flow-no-wallet?_=1599223383409

I could find some additional information on the problem:

On my MacBook, I've stared the Console app and searched for errors on both my Mac and the iPhone.

It turned out, that the request never reaches the MacBook, because the flow-API rejected the request with status code 400

Here's a screenshot of the log entries I found:

OSX has a keyboard shortcut to paste text in plain-text:

⌘+⌥+V (CMD + Option + V)

With this keyboard shortcut, the address is always pasted as an URL instead of a rich-text link element.

For me, it's a long click (a little bit less than a second) to show the list.

Hi @bjoernhard - ja, das sollte ganz einfach gehen:

Auf das Schloss-Icon links neben der Adresse klicken, dann die "Webseite Einstellungen" öffnen. Hier kannst du die Benachrichtigungen generell blockieren.

Just to confirm: The same downloads work in other browsers?

When other browsers work, then try to change the downloads-folder (or enable "Ask where to save the downloaded file": There could be a permission problem and Opera cannot write to the Downloads folder. Saving the files to the Desktop might work. Or check the settings "System Preferences > Security > Privacy > Files and Folders". Make sure Opera has access to the Downloads folder.

Or maybe you have a download-manager addon/app that tries to take over those downloads but fails (likely due to permission problems)

Hope this gives you some ideas and helps to solve that problem

I've installed Opera (latest version) on my MacBook, and Opera Touch on my iPhone.

The problem is, that neither the Wallet connection nor the Flow connection works between iPhone and Mac.

Wallet:
One I scan the barcode with the iPhone I can see a spinner-animation in the desktop browser, but the phone tells me "Connection error. Please check your network connection and try again"

Flow:
Once I scan the barcode with the iPhone, the desktop browser does not show any reaction (the barcode stays visible). The phone displays the same error message after a few seconds: "Connection error. Please check your network connection and try again"

I've tested this on 2 different Macs, and both give the same result. Both computers (and the phone) have an active internet connection and all services are working correctly.

I even set up a new WLAN connection and connected all devices to that, but got the same result.

The built-in firewall on my MacBook is disabled, there's no other security software or virus scanner on my machines, and I've logged into my Opera account on the desktop browser.

OSX version is 10.15.6
iOS version is 13.6.1
I'm located in Austria, EU and not using any VPN

Any ideas? I'm not sure if it's a problem on the desktop or the mobile device.

I would love to see the connection logs. Maybe it's something obvious that I miss. → Can I find Operas connection- or error-log somewhere?

Thanks Philipp