This uses CPU and memory and could increase overall performance especially on slower computers. Turbo mode means that Opera pre-draws any image which means that you see part of it although it is not fully loaded. While this may sound a little bit strange at first to disable turbo mode and present it as a tip to speed up Opera it becomes clear soon. It is however not a big problem to enter them again using the Preferences for the personal information and about:config for the latter. You will lose custom settings though and tweaks that you have made are gone too. Restart Opera afterwards and it should automatically create a new opera6.ini file without all those old entries. Please note that Opera has to be closed before you do this. The easiest approach would be to backup the file opera6.ini in your profiles folder of your Opera installation and delete it afterwards. This can mess up the ini files, especially the opera6.ini file which is still used in all versions of Opera which can lead to all sorts of problems (slow page loading, high cpu usage)caused by obsolete or incorrect entries in that ini file. I have been using Opera since version 6 and always upgraded from the old version to a new one. This is only for users who upgrade Opera a lot. Rebuild your profile if you have upgraded Opera (a lot) Navigate to User Prefs > Plugin Path and delete the Firefox reference there. You can disable this easily by typing opera:config in the address bar. This happens of course only if Firefox is installed on the same system. To deactivate them open the file plugin-ignore.ini located in your Opera main directory and add the file name of the plugin that you want to disable to it.Īnother problem are duplicate plugins that are caused by loading the plugins from Firefox as well.
0 kommentar(er)
