@leocg said in Opera using insane amount of memory!:

@zethnos Please follow the instructions.

It happens with a specific page or with any?

Disabling adblocker didn't work, A large chunk of it is youtube, but other pages also give a larger than normal RAM usage. I tried this on my laptop and it doesn't do the same thing. The task manager still shows a large number of of listings from Opera. Installing and booting up a portable version does the same thing even with just speed dial open.

I am using windows 10. Opera version 52.0.2871.40

For the last 3 days Opera has been using close to 2k MB of ram constantly for one tab open. I only have 5 extensions and I even tried disabling all of them. All I am doing is watching youtube and browsing the net. My task manager says there are 21 listings for "Opera Internet Browser". What is going on!?!?

Would love a feature like this. I have 3 sets of logins I use daily on almost every social media account and very much need multiple profiles/browsers to keep all of my bookmarks and logins separate from each other to avoid having to log in and out constantly and having too many bookmarks.

@burnout426 Thank you very much!

@leocg wait, would I be able to install more than one instance of the portable onto a flashdrive and do it from there? Would that mess up my flashdrive to run 3 instances of it? Would that be the better option considering I use multiple computers?

Also, would it be a good idea to suggest a "multi-profile" feature somewhere?

@burnout426 I can't believe I didn't think of this. I tried looking on the opera store and the chrome store. Couldn't find anything useful. Would making a separate instance of opera in a different path have any adverse affects such as eating resources or causing lag (I only need 2 or 3 instances)?

I have a few different things that I need multiple social media accounts for. I am looking for a way to switch users or profiles in opera so I can save different sets of logins. This will keep me from having to log in and out several times a day on different websites. Is there a built in feature or maybe an extension?