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Jun 9, 2020 · Opera is so slow. I kept getting notices from Opera to try their new Version,and how fast it was. It was fast for the first day, yesterday, and by today it was extremely slow so I went back to Firefox. Please, if you're going to tell me that your product is fast it better be fast!
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@leocg Solved! When looking at your screenshot I saw that...
- [Solved]Opera is taking a very long time to open
Since the update to version 44, Opera is taking a very long...
- Topics tagged under "solved" | Opera forums
Mar 29, 2017 · Since the update to version 44, Opera is taking a very long time to open. When I say long, I am saying of at least one minute, to up to three minutes. After it is opened, it is even faster than version 43 was, but it is pretty annoying to wait more than one minute waiting Opera open.
- 1] Update Opera Browser
- 2] Disable Extensions
- 3] Force Update Extensions
- 4] Turn Off Opera’s Battery Saver Feature
- 5] Change Opera Flags
- 8] Switch to Opera GX Or Another Browser
Make sure that you are using the latest version of the Opera browser. Go through the following instructions: 1. Open Opera browser 2. Click on the top left side to open the menu. 3. Select Update & Recovery. 4. Click Check for update. If an update is available, Opera will install it automatically.
Extensions in a web browser are add-ons that we can install separately to make our work easier. Sometimes, extensions cause issues in a web browser. The Opera browser might be consuming high CPU and RAM due to some of the installed extensions. You can check this by disabling extensions one by one. Disable extensionsone by one and restart the Opera ...
In Opera, you can force update extensions. Sometimes, updates released for extensions are not installed automatically. The force update feature of the Opera browser is helpful in such cases. If you have found any problematic extension in the previous fix, you can also force update it and see if it helps. The following steps will guide you on this. ...
Opera has a built-in battery saver feature that helps users extend the battery life of their laptops when unplugged. According to the reports, this feature was found to cause high spikes in CPU and RAM graphs in the Task Manager. Turn off the battery saver feature of Opera and see if it helps. The following steps will guide you on this: 1. Open Ope...
This fix was found effective for some users, You should also try this. If this does not work for you, you can revert the changes. Follow the steps written below: 1. Open Opera browser. 2. Type chrome://flagsin the address bar of Opera. 3. Search for the following flags and enable them: 3.1. Hardware-accelerated video decode 3.2. Hardware-accelerate...
You can also switch to Opera GX web browser. It is a gaming browser but you can also use it for regular web browsing purposes. It has a feature that lets you limit CPU and RAM usage. Download it from the official website and install it. Now, launch it and select GX Controlfrom the left side. Scroll down to find RAM Limiter and CPU Limiter options. ...
I removed the efficiency things in task monitor thinking that was the culprit. I decided it was time to get out of Chrome and get a much more efficient Browser. i loaded Opera GX--had to get rid of the same efficiency things--used some code BUT--Opera is freezing my system AND with less browser windows open . It also eats MORE resources than ...
May 29, 2017 · Although the old profile is still there, it's not the one used by Opera. That's the idea of using/creating a clean profile. What can I do to change that? More or less what you have done before: rename the current profile folder and then rename the old one to the default name. But the main question is: Using a clean profile solved the issue?
The ram limiter doesn't even work for me, if I set it below 1.5 gb my Opera GX just refuses to function, so honestly I might switch back to Firefox or something, because only having music open on YT (not even vids, just music) and a couple of wiki pages and it's taking 1.5 GBs of ram is starting to piss me off
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The aftermath is that you cant use the Speed Dial tab until you restart Opera GX. So my question now is, does this work for anybody else and if so can we vote this up for the devs to see and try to fix it since it is just taking up CPU Usage while you are not even using it. Let me know if this helped or if i just talked some non-sense.
