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A security badge in the address bar which shows details about the website, including security certificates.[80] Opera's fraud and malware protection warns the user about suspicious web pages and is enabled by default. It checks the requested page against several databases of known phishing and malware websites, called blacklists.[80]In 2016, a free virtual private network (VPN) service was implemented in the browser.[81] Opera said that this would allow encrypted access to websites otherwise blocked, and provide security on public WiFi networks.[82][83] Security experts at Deloitte inspected Opera VPN's technical infrastructure to ensure users' data linked to their activities is never stored or logged as stated on Opera's no-log policy.[84]Crypto-wallet supportIn 2018, a built-in cryptocurrency wallet for the Opera browser was released,[85] with an announcement that Opera would be the first browser with such a feature.[86] On 13 December 2018, Opera released a video showing many decentralized applications like Cryptokitties running on the Android version of the Opera Web Browser.[87]In March 2020, Opera updated its Android browser to access .crypto domains (IPFS), making it the first browser to be able to support a domain name system (DNS) which is not part of the traditional DNS directly without the need of a plugin or add-on.[88] This was through a collaboration with a San Francisco–based startup, Unstoppable Domains.[89][90] In 2021 iOS and desktop versions have support for IPFS.[91]In January 2022, Opera introduced Opera Crypto Browser into public beta, combining a non-custodial wallet with a dedicated browser for blockchain-enabled services and Web3 technologies.[92] On 14 April 2022, Opera launched its Crypto Browser available on iOS devices.[93] As of 2023, Opera Crypto Browser has been discontinued, with the browser's features being integrated into Opera and Opera GX.AI chatbotIn 2023, Opera added an AI chatbot called Aria into the browser. This is powered by Opera's Composer AI engine and connects to OpenAI's GPT model.Opera GXOpera GX is a gaming-oriented alternative to Opera. The browser was announced on 21 May 2019 and released in early access for Windows on 11 June 2019, during E3 2019. The macOS version was released in December of the same year.[94][95][59]Opera GX adds features geared toward gamers and other audiences, with the regular Opera browser features included. The limiter allows users to limit network, CPU, and memory usage to preserve system resources. GX Cleaner is a tool that is said to allow users to clear cache, cookies, and other unwanted files etc.

10 PC and has never had Opera browser before. It does have Google Chrome browser installed however, my previous browser. Used this installer: Opera_GX_73.0.3856.438_Setup_x64.exe, the latest as of this writing.No error or exception dialog pops up, so really no clue why I can't run the 64-bit version of Opera GX but I'd like to make you aware of the issue or figure out my problem and get it fixed. elrroccopa last edited by Opera GX just won't open, I already tried uninstalling more than 3 times, cleaning the cache and% appdata% but the problem continues, Opera GX just shows its logo animation but the browser never opens. quik @elrroccopa last edited by @elrroccopaDo Windows Key + R and paste -"%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Opera GX\launcher.exe" -uninstall (with the -uninstall, don't delete anything)Make sure that Delete my Data is UNCHECKED and uninstall the app.Download an old offline installer from the links - 64 bit OR 32 Bit: x64 - x32 - from the internet and run the installersDo Windows Key + R and paste -"%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Opera GX\73.0.3856.438"From there delete the opera_autoupdater.exe, and do the same from 73.0.3856.438_0 or similar if they existRun Opera GX normally Dream on till your dream comes true AsimosTriouss @quik last edited by @quik Thanks that fixed the problem it runs all fine now ndyer115 last edited by I recently installed opera gx and got everything setup. After I restarted my computer I realized that opera would rarely open and if it did no pages would load. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling and also logging into a local windows account instead of using my microsoft account but nothing seems to work.

This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by leocg Hello, I received a notice in the Opera Desktop browser (which I love) telling me about Opera GX and asking if I wanted to download it. I thought why not, I would check out later before installing. When I clicked "Download Opera GX", a "save as" window opened and instead of clicking "save", I decided to cancel until I figured out if I wanted it. Now, every time I open the Opera Desktop browser, a Save As window automatically opens with "OperaGXsetup.exe" asking me to click to "save" the file. Even thought I cancel (and once I even downloaded the .exe) it keeps happening. Does anyone know how to stop it from trying to download. In Opera I cleared cookies, cache and hosted app data with no luck. Thanks Much! leocg Moderator Volunteer @qqm last edited by @qqm Did you try cleaning up the downloads list? A Former User last edited by yet to do that qqm last edited by This post is deleted! qqm @leocg last edited by This post is deleted! qqm @leocg last edited by @leocg Thanks for the suggestion I hadn't tried clearing downloads and just did. grrr - no difference. Opera GX seems to have planted a little seed somewhere that triggers Opera Desktop to keep downloading. I really don't want to resort to installing GX to see if that will stop the downloads because then I have to deal with the uninstall - program, registry settings and any modifications GX may make to the Desktop version that is configured perfectly. Hope there's another idea. Another big reason I don't want to reset Opera or risk messing with my Opera Desktop setup is I have a password manager that is very finicky to set up with Opera to recognize the master encrypted password file, and it's finally also working perfectly. Any other ideas will be very welcome. Is there a way to reach out to the Opera GX development team about this? Thanks. leocg Moderator Volunteer @qqm last edited by @qqm Are you closing all tabs before closing Opera? qqm @leocg last edited by @leocg Closing all tabs worked! (Opera is set to open with last session) Saved open tabs in speed dial folder, closed them and restarted Opera. No more GX download. I'll remember this tip

Readers help support Windows Report. We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Read our disclosure page to find out how can you help Windows Report sustain the editorial team. Read more In the last few days, I have seen several reports of YouTube videos or Shorts displaying a black screen on Opera GX. In most cases, the audio runs fine, but for a few, there’s no sound as well on YouTube. Additionally, some see a white glow on YouTube in Opera GX!The underlying causes for YouTube not working on Opera GX include issues with hardware acceleration, conflicting extensions, corrupt browsing data, problems with the installed GPU driver, and misconfigured settings.To start with, I recommend you update Opera GX to the latest version, use another YouTube account, or switch the browser profile. If YouTube shows a black screen when opting for Full-Screen mode in Opera GX, first press T to enable Theatre mode and then F for the Full-Screen mode. The workaround seemingly worked for many.How do I fix Opera GX’s black screen while running YouTube?1. Disable hardware accelerationLaunch the browser, click on the Opera menu near the top left, and select Settings.Scroll down, click on Advanced to view more settings, and then turn off the toggle for Use graphics acceleration when available.For video-playing issues, whether with YouTube or any streaming platform, your primary approach should be to disable hardware acceleration in Opera GX. This also works when Opera GX is not streaming Discord.2. Disable conflicting extensionsOpen the browser, click the Opera menu, select Extensions from the list of options, and then again choose Extensions.Click the Disable button under the first extension here. Relaunch the browser and verify whether YouTube videos show a black screen on Opera GX. If the problem is fixed, again open Extensions, click the Remove button under the one you just disabled, and confirm the change. In case the problem persists, disable other extensions individually and check for improvements.3. Clear the browsing dataLaunch Opera, and press Ctrl + Shift + Del to open the Clear browsing data window.Choose All time from the Time

GX for linux dragnutts Banned last edited by It is crucial to develop Opera GX for Linux due to the growing popularity of the Linux operating system among tech enthusiasts and developers. Linux users value performance, customization, and innovative features, making Opera GX's unique gaming-focused browser a perfect fit. By offering Opera GX on Linux, Opera Software can tap into a vibrant and passionate community, expanding its user base and reinforcing its commitment to inclusivity. Furthermore, this move would encourage healthy competition and spur further advancements in browser technology for Linux, benefiting the entire open-source ecosystem. Ultimately, developing Opera GX for Linux would provide an exceptional browsing experience tailored to the specific needs and preferences of Linux users. gidway last edited by Opera GX fits better to Linux than Windows. TheCrankyCreeper last edited by Is a Linux version of Opera GX planned? Enderteck last edited by Rip my switch to Opera GX I gess... Pro-Balak last edited by Team Opera please we want it. It will help a lot of rice makers too. Imagine this -You use a Macbook Air m2 (Midnight Black) / Dell XPS 13+ (Black). With Archcraft running on it with cool Opera GX features. How cool will it be to sit and blast through productivity job on linux while listening to the Opera Music.Please release it on Linux this year... lolohn last edited by Another. I miss Opera GX! Tear4Pixelation @ThatDutch64 last edited by @thatdutch64 Yeah I am as well on Kubuntu Zlad last edited by Opera has done some interesting things in the past but at this point it feels like they are ok with always taking a backseat view and staying second place to other browsers, even some of the Chrome spinoffs that aren't Edge.They had Opera Neon, that April fool's retro browser skit, and they have Opera GX. Not 1 of which is available on Linux even though their base opera browser is, and despite showing the clear capabilities of making such amazing things a reality they seem intent on making nothing more than unmaintained glorified proof of concept projects and a so-so Chrome spinoff, there was even a time they weren't based on Chrome and that time has passed...Eh, if Linux support of all things isn't in the picture I guess this might be a lost cause. JedrekWisniewski95 @tall-stems last edited by @tall-stems said in [Request]Opera GX on Linux:loginI created account just to give you a like zastrixarundell last edited by Honestly I'd just be happy enough for them to release it as a flatpak or at the very least as a .deb package. Someone would eventually make a flatpak which will just run it in a sandbox and make it available

Last edited by (as of Nov, 9) I thought it wasn't working for Youtube anymore until I tried 3 things which made it work again.Number 1 uninstall the addon and re-install it to see if it updates itself since I couldn't find a setting to update it manually, if it crashes the browser repeatingly as a result, then try removing it with developer mode on.number 2, clear all the cache and cookies on the browser, according to a thread on reddit, this is incase the addon missed something that slip through the cracks so to speak when the addon was on, they were vague on how that works, but I'm not complaining because it's better to have something to try, then nothing at all.number 3, make sure opera gx's default ad blocker isn't on along with ublock origin simultaneously, Youtube is too familiar with that the default gx ad blocker and gives you a pop up blocking the video player every time it's activated.if none of these works, then that's a clear sign to worry.came here to see if other people were getting the same issue of Youtube blocking you from watching video, even reading comments saying Ublock "bypassed" it, but I found a solution Via a video I watched, You got to go to your filter list, click on "purge all cache" and then hit "update now" afterwards, this seemed to fix the issue.(yeah I'm quoting my past comments, did not want to write a new paragraph without remembering