Due-Situation848 28 days ago The better way would to have (multiple) blockers of whatever to run in Private mode.

Hover your mouse over a command, and click Type a shortcut.

Under Shortcuts, click Configure shortcuts. See the right side of for download links. Click Advanced in the left sidebar, and click Browser. I have an extension to block those websites and enabled them in incognito mode. Maybe it's a bug that's already fixed in upcoming versions. 99 I found my children on some websites that I thought were blocked and I figured out that they did this by using private browsing. Opera browser supports the private browsing mode, which can be activated using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + N or the New private window option under. 91 64-bit in private mode with: 'C:UsersyourusernameAppDataLocalProgramsOpera GXlauncher. If you have any security software like anti-virus, try disabling it for a bit just to see if it's interfering with Opera.Īnother thing, you can try with 'Opera Beta' and 'Opera Developer' to see if if they freeze/crash. But, with the connection issue too, not sure.Ĭan you reproduce the issues (hardware acceleration on and then off) with a standalone installation (which will give you a fresh profile)? Don't enable Sync or VPN in it. Since it doesn't freeze when hardware acceleration is off, that might mean a GPU driver issue. If you disable VPN, does that fix the loading part from happening (and perhaps the freezing part when hardware acceleration is on)? Just to make sure I understood the video right, Opera was loading sites at first, but then stopped loading sites right at the time where it would freeze if hardware acceleration was on? And, when this happens, Chrome loads sites fine still? Burnout426 Volunteer last edited said in Opera freezes on windows 10:

Opera gx incognito