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What kind of certificate it has, and which content settings are used.Opera 55 improves the page information pop-up, by providing all security, and content information about the page in one place, as well as offering shortcuts to Opera’s settings page for adjusting the page’s content settings. Now, for example, if you wish for a website to stop tracking your location, you can choose to have Opera always block location tracking from the pop-up, instead of going to the Settings.To open the page information pop-up for the web page you are viewing, click the badge to the left of the web address in the address and search bar. The top of the pop-up will show, if the web page is on a secure or an insecure connection. Certificates and cookies used for this page can be viewed in detail by clicking their respective links in the pop-up.You can adjust content settings for the entire website from the security badge pop-up. Click on the Site settings button, to open the content settings page, and customize how Opera will handle content such as: Flash, camera and microphone access, or ad blocking for the website. Easy installation of Chrome extensionsExtensions from the Chrome Web Store are now easier to install on Opera 55. The next time you visit the extensions web store, you will be offered to click the Install Extension button, found at the top of the page. This will allow you to quickly add extensions from the store in Opera.Adding Chrome extensions is simple. Browse Chrome’s catalogue for the extension you want, and click the + Add to Opera button. To complete the installation, you will then go to Opera’s extensions manager, and confirm the installation by clicking the install button.Please note, that some extensions require APIs (applications programming interfaces), that are not fully supported in Opera. Follow through with the extension’s installation in Opera, to confirm its compatibility.The Chrome Web Store icon will appear in the address and search bar, after you install the web store extension. Easier access to your bookmarksThe bookmarks bar is turned on by default for Opera 55, so you can access your bookmarks at anytime, while browsing.To add a web page to the bookmarks bar, click the heart icon on the right side of the address and search bar, and select Bookmarks Bar from the dropdown menu. You can later edit, open or delete the bookmark,

Opra Mini 7.0แอป JavaOpera today announced its popular mobile browser, Opera Mini has been approved for iPhone and iPod touch on the App Store. Opera Mini will be available as a free download within 24 hours, depending on market.Opera Mini, with more than 50 million users worldwide, enables fast mobile Web browsing by compressing data by up to 90 percent before sending content to the device, resulting in significantly improved page loading. Users of the app will notice an uptake in speed, especially on slower networks such as the 2G Edge network. Surfing the Web with the Opera Mini App on iPhone and iPod touch will also help users save money because of its data compression capabilities. This will hold especially true while the user is incurring roaming charges.'We are delighted to offer iPhone and iPod touch users a great browsing experience with the Opera Mini App,' said Lars Boilesen, CEO, Opera Software. This app is another step toward Opera's goal of bringing the Web to more people in more places.'The Opera Mini App is available for free from the App Store on iPhone and iPod touch or atข้อมูล ข้อมูล

Fine, but every time I try to download something off the chrome web store I get a "invalid manifest" error. Can someone help as I can't find any actually answers online Lijhay last edited by Guys you don't need this if you use Opera GX. All of the chrome extensions I installed are compatible with opera without any issues enmafa last edited by I can't download extensions from Chrome web Store error Invalid manifest leocg Moderator Volunteer @enmafa last edited by @enmafa Uninstall this extension. enmafa @leocg last edited by @leocg: Thanks leocg, it only happens to me in Chrome Themes, in the other extensions I'm doing fine, it's strange ... leocg Moderator Volunteer @enmafa last edited by @enmafa Probably because Opera doesn't support themes. enmafa @leocg last edited by @leocgYes, it may be, it still happens to me in Opera Gx, but only in themes, the extensions are installed correctly, thanks leocg . spiritironplayzYT last edited by it isnt working i want to download liner in opera gx using this i cant leocg Moderator Volunteer @spiritironplayzYT last edited by @spiritironplayzyt As said, this extension is no longer necessary. Opera now supports Chrome extensions natively.

The latest versions of Chrome and Opera have a lot in common. Google has been hard at work on a new Webkit-based engine that will power them both, and one pleasant side effect is that it's now really easy to install Chrome extensions on Opera, and Opera extensions in Chrome. Here's how to do it.For this to work, you'll need Opera Next 15 or higher, and Chrome 28 or higher (this also works in dev and beta builds, along with Canary).Installing Chrome extensions in Opera 15 is easy: First, install the Chrome Extension Installer for Opera Next 15. Then go to the Chrome Web Store and install whatever you want. The Web Store won't complain that you need a supported browser or anything—it'll just work. The extension you want will download and install, and it'll work normally.To install Opera Next extensions in Chrome, you'll need to download the Opera extension file, rename it, and install it in Chrome:First, make sure Opera Next is installed.Then, go to the new Opera add-ons page. You have to visit this specific page in Opera Next—this is important because the page auto-detects which version you're using, and will only show you compatible extensions for that version of Opera. To get the extensions that'll also work in Chrome, you have to use Opera 15 to browse the store..When you find one, instead of clicking "Add to Opera," right-click the button and select "Save Linked Content As..." and save the .nex extension file somewhere you can get to it.Grab the .nex file and rename it to end in .crx.Open Chrome, and drag and drop the .crx file onto Chrome. You'll be prompted to review the permissions before installing it, but that should be all.That's all there is to it. The process works pretty quickly, and the downside of going from Opera to Chrome is that you need both installed. Still, it's worth noting that the Opera add-ons page is pretty sparse when it comes to Opera Next add-ons right now, mostly because Opera 15 is still in active development. It'll fill up pretty quickly, and with time you'll be able to find extensions there you may not find for Chrome. Even so, right now this is a bit more useful for getting your favorite Chrome extensions into Opera if you want to give the new engine a whirl.Ideally, with Chrome and Opera moving to share a rendering