About Opera 12.16 (64 bit)
This topic has been deleted. Only users with topic management privileges can see it. last edited by Which file is it? This is where the "Path to user data directory" is stored leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by In Opera Presto, it's operaprefs_default.ini or similar if i'm not mistaken. rif last edited by In Opera Presto, it's operaprefs_default.ini or similar if i'm not mistaken.Don't think that is it, here's what's in mine...And forgot to add 64 bit, 12.16 Win 7Opera Preferences version 2.1; Do not edit this file while Opera is running; This file is stored in UTF-8 encoding[System]Multi User=0[User Prefs]Language Files Directory={Resources}locale\enLanguage File={Resources}locale\en\en.lng[Auto Update]Country Code=US blackbird71 last edited by I don't think that particular folder path lives in operaprefs.ini. I do know it can be altered using opera:config, but I'm not sure in which file that entry then gets placed (opera:config uses other file(s) besides just operaprefs.ini for some of its data). I've never altered that particular path to test what file might get altered. During installation, Opera sets registry keys that correspond to the main Opera folder name defined by the installer (or by the user if he over-rides the default), and that somehow ripples as default into the appropriate user accounts under similarly-named user/appdata sub-folders. Whatever file contains the Opera directory path has its path data set at that installation time, until the user later chooses to alter it. burnout426 Volunteer last edited by With operaprefs.ini, the way things works is that if the preference isn't in the file, Opera uses its default value for that preference. When, the preference is in operaprefs.ini, it means the user has changed the value of that preference at one time. The value is what it is. It could match the default or it could be something else.This is all useful when upgrading Opera where the default value for a setting has changed in the new version. If the user never messed with the setting, Opera will use the new default value. If the user messed with the setting before, Opera will still use the same value that's in operaprefs.ini so that it doesn't change settings on the user.There are exceptions with some preferences though.The "Opera Directory" setting by default points to the roaming profile folder. The "Opera Local Directory" setting points to the local profile folder. For a usb install, where you have a "profile" folder, "Opera Directory" and "Opera Local Directory" will be the same (the "profile" directory).Just because you see an actual path for a setting in opera:config, that doesn't mean the setting has actually been changed and is in operaprefs.ini. The path you see might just be Opera's default path that it's using. Checking operaprefs.ini with a
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Gustavwiz last edited by Opera versions 1 - 12 are based on the Presto rendering engine. But then Opera decided to re-create the browser from the beginning, based on Chromium. They jumped two version numbers and the first new, chromium based version was Opera 15. But as they created it from the beginning, many features were lost, so it's like a whole new browser.So, the latest version of the "old Opera" is Opera 12.16 (or 12.17, depends on OS), but the latest version of the "new Opera" is 29.Opera Presto: Version 1 - 12Opera Chromium (Blink): Version 15 - 29Opera 12 has many features, but is outdated, and stability, compatibility and security is not good. With Opera 29, it's the opposite. Therefore, you may experience that many sites doesn't look well in Opera 12, so I recommend that you install Opera 29 too, and try to get used to it.
