Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ? (1)

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#61 Post by guinness »

Updated the entry :!:

I saw a comment in the Opera database entry of why the entry was updated when Opera@USB or Opera Portable aren't updated? For those who haven't been following Opera is natively Portable (not stealth, creates a single 'useless' RegKey) therefore when it comes to security it's best to update when the Official is released, rather than waiting for the rest to follow, normally Opera@USB is a day behind and Opera Portable depends.

I think some users think making Opera portable from the installer is way too difficult, but both require one simple step of extracting and launching.

Opera (Official) - Extract the 'Classic Installer' using UniExtract. Launch opera.exe (located in MAINDIR) optional: delete the uninstaller.
Opera@USB - Extract .ZIP to a folder of your choice. Launch opera.exe

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#62 Post by guinness »

Opera 10.53 RC1 is available just 1 day after 10.52 was released!
Changelog V10.53 RC1
# Fixed CORE-29447 (Possible vulnerability (SA39590: Writing Uninitialised Memory Vulnerability))
# Fixed CORE-28262 (Fixed order of dialog.ini loading to make the one in the custom folder work)
# Fixed CARAKAN-1278 (Freeze on Google Maps)

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#63 Post by guinness »

Opera 10.53 is now available, but the main site hasn't updated yet. The download can be grabbed from the FTP location (click on the download link in TPFC entry) I think this is easier than going through the Opera.com download route.

This release fixes a potential exploit that can take control of your PC, therefore I felt updating the database as soon as a stable release was available was important.

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#64 Post by guinness »

This site http://operawiki.info/Opera has a few good tweaks and tips.

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#65 Post by joby_toss »

guinness wrote:This site http://operawiki.info/Opera has a few good tweaks and tips.
This is where I get my buttons from! :)
Very nice source!

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#66 Post by guinness »

What buttons can you recommend? I like InIE.

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#67 Post by joby_toss »

I'll tell you what buttons make my life easier:
- Kill Elements
- Retrieve Wand Password
- Bookmarks list dropdown button
- Status bar Default
- Chat
- Google translate to English
- Reload all
- Highlight selection
- Scroll

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#68 Post by freakazoid »

Hi guinness,

I just tried this:

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User JavaScript File={Resources}javascript
User JavaScript=1
Always Load User JavaScript=1
This doesn't work for me. Then I tried changing {Resources} to {LargePrefs} to see if that would make a difference, but it didn't.

Can you check your opera:about and see what it says for User Javascript folder?
Instead of parsing the special curly brace tag, it just lists {Resources}javascript.
is it stealth? ;)

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#69 Post by guinness »

Yeh I should have updated that post because soon after I found this didn't work for me either. Strange because the variable {Resources} works for everything else!

Edited Previous Post :!:

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#70 Post by guinness »

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Always Load User JavaScript=1
User JavaScript File=javascript
User JavaScript=1
In the Opera folder where opera.exe is located create a folder named "javascript" and then in operaprefs.ini edit the following shown above, Opera uses relative paths. Then place all your javascript files here.
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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#71 Post by Napiophelios »

guinness wrote:

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User JavaScript File=javascript\
User JavaScript=1
Always Load User JavaScript=1
In the Opera folder where opera.exe is located create a folder named "javascript" and then in operaprefs.ini edit the following shown above, Opera uses relative paths. Then place all your javascript files here.
This folder is for my custom page scripts? (CSS files?)

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#72 Post by freakazoid »

guinness wrote:

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User JavaScript File=javascript\
User JavaScript=1
Always Load User JavaScript=1
Tried this... renamed "javascript" to "userjs" doesn't work for me!
is it stealth? ;)

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#73 Post by guinness »

Try this (not tested)

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User JavaScript File=.\javascript\
User JavaScript=1
Always Load User JavaScript=1

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#74 Post by freakazoid »

Not working for me either.

Maybe it's because I'm using a JauntePE version of Opera?
is it stealth? ;)

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Re: Is Opera 10 standard portable or not ?

#75 Post by guinness »

This could be a possible factor, I don't have a JauntePE version of Opera and to be honest it's a little strange how it doesn't work. I will have to do a bit more testing and reading, because Opera excepts relative paths.

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