Read full blog post: Opera 120.0.5543.61 Stable update
]]>"For Opera One (version: 120.0.5543.38), I use Windows 10 and turn off my laptop each evening. Next morning upon booting usually Opera is the first application I open, and as often as not Opera is non responding, to the point of not being able to even close it, I have to use the Task Manager to do that, sign out of Windows and re-enter, then Opera will work. Haven't tried the newest Opera 120.0.5543.61 Stable update but will try that today."
]]>I love the new option "Translate" ]]>
]]>Is it region-based?
I think so. And, in your case, also platform-based I guess.
]]>I could add Soundcloud as a custom site, but at the expense of no mini player. Thanks.
]]>As an alternative, you can add https://soundcloud.com/ as a sidebar panel.
like having the ability to locally export it and have my own copy of my pinboard or be able to import a pinboard like how you can with bookmarks ]]>
Sorry, but I'm a wooden man in these matters )) I tried your instructions - it's hard for me)) ]]>
@korol78 said:
now I can't quote the message here---the send button won't click!
I can.
The site is glitching!, now it works
]]>now I can't quote the message here---the send button won't click!
I can.
]]>@korol78: I see your point now, but it might be a site issue. But I’ll keep an eye on it, and if it turns out to be a problem on our side, I’ll make sure to report it.
@daria19 said:
@korol78: I see your point now, but it might be a site issue. But I’ll keep an eye on it, and if it turns out to be a problem on our side, I’ll make sure to report it.
ok, thanks, but in other browsers all the settings open, but in Opera they don't click))
]]>https://forums.opera.com/topic/85451/crashes-on-pixlr-express/6?_=1752151893784 ]]>
The assistant starts up a local server on a port on 127.0.0.1 that https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/intel-driver-support-assistant.html is allowed access to and basically just embeds the contents of the local server page. This way, no type of extension needs to be installed etc.
So, if it never works for you in Opera, you might investigate to see if something is blocking the loading of the local server's pages in Opera.
If you hit ctrl + shift + i to open the dev tools, check "disable cache", choose to reload the page via ctrl + r, right-click on one of the column headers, enable the "domain" column, click the "domain" column header to sort by it, select entries on the left that are for the 127.0.0.1 domain and look at the headers, you'll see request URLs like:
http://127.0.0.1:28385/intel/v1.0/detect/getproductsanddownloads?language=en&country=us&pagesize=5&jsver=25.3.24.1
Try loading one of those URLs directly to see if the page shows "forbidden" to know that you at least reached the server in Opera.
You can also check the console tab in the dev tools for Javascript errors (clear the errors first and then reload the page via ctrl + r on the Network page) so that you see mostly just the errors for that page.
Wouldn't hurt to see if the page works fine in a test standalone installation too?
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