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Open a black small screen (opening opera animation) on the screen, opening for a second, closing, and this process repeating three or four times before giving up. In the task manager it says a opera crash reporter was on in the background too. I came back from school today and now the black screen thing happens, but a opera gx logo appears. is there anything youve done to fix anything similar to this? NikxEF50 @itzmaxxxx last edited by @itzmaxxxx Only thing that i suggest you to do is to get the installation file and try repairing opera GX, its the only thing that comes to my mind. Alpha-Kiman last edited by Same problem cant use Opera at the moment. To many problems rising up. shakkyamourya @Rad1us last edited by @Rad1us same issue but now I have shifted to normal opera which is not that great sadk0 last edited by Re: [My Opera GX suddenly crashes on start up](anything I can do to fix?)Issue: Opera GX Restarts on Mac SonomaCiao there! If you're encountering an issue where Opera GX restarts immediately upon opening on Mac Sonoma, and you cannot access safe mode or configuration settings, here's a simple solution.Solution: Update Opera GX using the Brew package manager for simplicity and reliability.Steps to Resolve:Open the Terminal on your Mac.Install or update Opera GX using the Brew package manager with the following command:brew install --cask opera-gxBrew will handle downloading, upgrading, and replacing the existing app for you. For example, here's what you might see during the process:==> Downloading 100.0%==> Upgrading 1 outdated package:opera-gx 114.0.5282.243 -> 115.0.5322.113==> Upgrading opera-gx==> Downloading 100.0%==> Backing App 'Opera GX.app' up to '/opt/homebrew/Caskroom/opera-gx/114.0.5282==> Removing App '/Applications/Opera GX.app'==> Moving App 'Opera GX.app' to '/Applications/Opera GX.app'==> Purging files for version 114.0.5282.243 of Cask opera-gx🍺 opera-gx was successfully upgraded!Once the upgrade is complete, launch Opera GX. It should now open smoothly without issues.Outcome: This method resolved the restarting issue, and Opera GX worked seamlessly afterward.Note: A similar approach might work on Windows, but Brew isn't available for Windows.Feel free to share if this resolves your issue? 🧉 ThortheOG @darksorcy last edited by Hello there @darksorcy. For some reason my browser still behaves the same way even if I start it up on a private window. It still crashes just a few seconds after I open it. Please help me on what to do if you can. I would really appreciate it. Daljin

Do more on the web, with a fast and secure browser! Download Opera browser with: built-in ad blocker battery saver free VPN Download Opera This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by So I started using Opera GX not really long ago. I was downloading some files, everything is OK, about 6 - 7 Mb/s. Then after some time this speed dropped drastically to about 50 - 100 kb/s. Moreover when I'm whatching YT or browsing somethig, internet also feels much slower. IT'S NOT internet's fault. When I'm downloading games from for ex. Epic Games Store/Steam or other browsers it's still 6 - 7 Mb/s. Do you maybe know what I can do, or is it temporary bug? I could change my main browser, but I really liked Opera, so can you halp me in any way?Thank you in advance! dtorres553 last edited by Re: Opera GX have really slow download speedWhy is the Opera GX download speed so slow in comparison to other browsers? BernardoCoppe last edited by I am with the same problem, actually Im using Chrome to download my files. ifyksfyrd @dtorres553 last edited by So @dtorres553 and @BernardoCoppe So my problem was beacuse of turned on VPN. Back when I wrote this post I had accidently VPN put on Asia. But VPN still doesn't work perectly, even on optimal location, so try just turning it on. It worked in my case So the question here should be

Opera is quite a popular proprietary browser among certain groups of users for its features such as speed dial, free VPN, social media messengers in the sidebar, battery saver, crypto wallet, ad-blocking, flow file sharing, etc.Providing a bit of Opera's history, it may surprise you to learn that Opera came out before Mozilla Firefox and currently uses Chromium as its base, ensuring compatibility with Google sites and providing the latest Chrome features.A group of Norwegians created Opera, but regrettably, in 2016, a number of Chinese investors acquired control, having an indirect impact on their policies and raising worries about data privacy.Here, I won't lecture you on whether you should use Opera; it's up to you. Personally, I prefer using Firefox or Tor Browser, which you can try out. However, if you've been a fan of Opera for a long time, follow this article to learn how to install it on your Ubuntu and other Linux distros.As of writing this article, Opera is not available by default in most Linux distributions, leaving the manual steps of downloading the distribution-specific package and installing as the only option.So, let's begin with Opera installation for the most popular Linux distributions, such as Debian and Ubuntu.Installing Opera Browser on Debian or Ubuntu📝 NoteDebian and Ubuntu users can manually add the APT repository signing key and source to their systems. However, this method will not be mentioned in this article due to certain issues it has caused for users in the past.1. Access this link to download the DEB package for your Debian or Ubuntu systems.When you visit the provided link, the opera DEB package will automatically start downloading after a few seconds.2.1. Once the download process is complete, you can open your terminal, navigate to the location where the DEB is downloaded (assuming ~/Downloads/), and execute the following command to begin the installation process.cd ~/Downloads/sudo apt install ./opera-stable_*_amd64.deb2.2.1. If you are a GUI enthusiast, prefer installing it through your file manager. Open your default file manager, navigate to the download location, and right-click on the downloaded file and choose the "Open With Other Application" option.2.2.2. Then it will prompt the "Select Application" window. Here, select "Software Install" from the list and click on the "Select" button.2.2.3. Wait a few seconds until the software application window appears, and then click on the Install button to begin the Opera installation.📝 NoteDuring installation, it will ask you to enter the user account password.Installing Opera Browser on RHEL or Fedora1. Access this link to download the RPM package for your RHEL or Fedora systems.Wait for a few seconds until the auto-RPM package downloading process begins.2. Once the process is complete, open your terminal, navigate to the downloaded directory, and