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(replying from the other thread)down1nit posted:There have been some issues still with syncing notes, something to do with timestamps and computer clocks from what I can make out over in Opera land. Best bet is just to make sure Notes is checked under the sync options on both machines (file > Stop Synchronizing... file > Synchronize Opera > Opera Link Options [boy they need to add a sync options section in preferences]), and post on the forums about it. Havaard, the moderator there sometimes says he can get the "server guys" to do a manual check of someone's account to provide insight if things are not going to plan. Thanks, I'll try that out.
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Do they have Opera for Windows CE? My PMP uses CE and neither vanilla Opera or Opera Mobile work on it.
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Medina posted:Yes. My PNA runs WinCE 5 and the unlock tool for it includes Opera and it runs fine (just a bit slow). Try Opera for Pocket PC or Windows Mobile 5. drat, it installs but when I launch it, it gives me: 'OperaLauncher.exe is not a valid Windows CE application' I heard there is a way to edit something to force it to run, any idea? E: It's a MIPS based device Shazzner fucked around with this message at 02:35 on Nov 12, 2008 |
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Opera 10 sounds great, but I'm probably going to wait until it gets a stable release since I use opera mail and once you switch over you can't go back.
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Stanley Pain posted:Install it in a seperate directory. That way you can check it out. I just noticed it installs it to opera preview, checking it out now.
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Has anyone had any problems with the DivX webplayer plugin? I get a crash to desktop right when the divx movie starts playing.
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Is anyone have problems with embedded flash? Particularly Youtubes in posts glitch out when I scroll down. Also is there a way to display the page title in the status bar or some sort? It's hard to tell what thread I'm reading when flipping through tabs.
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Edit: Nevermind figured it out.
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Is there a way I can import a million loving standard certificate authorities so I won't be bothered by the certificate warning? For some reason it only accepts half the certificates and when I close the browser and go back it loses them again. The result is that when I pull any webpages I have to click 'approve, remember' 6 times to visit dangerous unknown websites like gmail.com It does this on my netbook too where I have to scroll down to click approve and if I wait too long another certificate warning pops up and the approve button greys out. Argh
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Nov 8, 2010 23:40
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Mithaldu posted:Not 100% sure, but i think there are more options on how Opera should remember the certificate on the second tab of the popup. Yeah, there is a 'remember this decision' checkbox, but it doesn't seem to work. Am I the only one with this problem? I've had the certificate warning amnesia bullshit from 10.50 on.
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Plorkyeran posted:It is very likely that your internet connection is compromised and you're getting hit with a mitm attack. I highly doubt that; I've had this problem wherever I take my netbook to. Cool, all those dangerous unknown sites like google and facebook work fine in Chrome. Bless me, Opera is a fine piece of work. Shazzner fucked around with this message at 04:50 on Nov 9, 2010 |
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While there is no adblock extension yet, I tried out Privoxy the other day and it was a breeze to setup and it filters almost all ads. You might want to edit user.action to enable gifs though.
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If anyone is still pulling their hair out because of the non-stop certificate warning errors, I finally found the goddamn solution: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=771982&t=1287535300&page=1#comment7389682
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