To completely block updates, the hosts file needs to be edited as described. The last Opera version that had a native. Moreover, a formal 'toolbar' has also been missing from Opera versions for that same length of time. Note that this only disables the update option in "Update & Recovery". A built-in 'home' button has been missing in Opera versions for nearly 3 years now, unless a user has intentionally installed a homepage extension or set aside a particular bookmark as a pseudo-homepage. Click "Environment variables" and under "System Variables" click "New" and add the above mentioned variable and value.)
(Search for "Edit the system environment variables" and click on it. In case it disturbs anyone, set the following "System Variable" in Windows: Re: General Opera One Appearance Feedback Topic From one day to the other day version 1.76 was. Optional: If you go to "Update & Recovery", Opera will try to look for the latest update, and it will fail after a few seconds. Reply to Opera 1.76 Stable update on Thu, 27 Jul. The last time it happened I restarted and clicked back on the same link and it was fine.
The UI just disappears It hasnt happened for a while but it was about once every week or two. The file is usually located at "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts" if Windows was installed with default settings. Reply to Opera 1.76 Stable update on Thu, 12:44:15 GMT. Edit the "hosts" file in your Windows directory, and add the following line to block the update server. Download the last Opera version with the old UI:Įxecute the installer with the below parameter to ensure Opera is not started after the installation is done (example is for the 圆4 version)ĭo not start Opera.
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