I'm constantly confused and clicking the wrong tabs to get back to a particular site, or I accidentally delete the wrong tab due to no differentiation between active and inactive tabs.

Pretty basic thing that is overlooked.

@burnout426
Thanks for all that, burnout, but it did not work.

I was confused on all you wrote regarding the Target (you have 3 or 4 different lines of code all in your instruction in their own separate set of quotes, which created an unacceptable error by Windows 7). I also tried just the first Target, but things still did not work.

But the problem must have been with Amazon, and not Opera. Why? Because just 2 minutes ago I tried again with the usual Opera Browser EXE, and videos are working again.

I did write Amazon yesterday explaining the problem. Sometimes their programmers do respond to customer issues. Who knows.

Sincerely,

I have been using Opera for some time watching Amazon Prime videos without issue. Two days ago I now get errors on all their videos. See image below.

I have uninstalled Opera completely, including my user data, and reinstalled after rebooting, all to no avail. I have searched high and low for similar posts recently (year 2024) and find none.

I have not changed any settings at all. Maybe the problem is from Amazon with the Opera browser and not Opera's fault, but have no way of knowing.

Hopefully somebody has a solution. Here's my setup:

Version:95.0.4635.90
Opera is up to date
Update stream:Stable
System:Windows 7 64-bit (WoW64)
Chromium version:109.0.5414.149

All videos play fine on Mozilla Firefox.

I'm scrolling through my bookmarks with my mouse and the current bookmark under the mouse pointer does not change color to show the current selection. This is another necessary need for the browser. Pretty standard thing on other browsers.

I'm constantly confused and clicking the wrong tabs to get back to a particular site, or I accidentally delete the wrong tab due to no differentiation between active and inactive tabs.

Pretty basic thing that is overlooked.