Your cookies (may not be essential, but you’ll need to sign back in to web services if deleted)ĭata about your current browsing session including open tabs, location on the page, form data, etc.Ĭookies associated with your installed extensions, such as location data for a weather extensionįavicons associated with pages added to your bookmarks bar Your bookmarks’ associated thumbnail images Your bookmarks’ metadata, such as name and location
Not all files and folders listed below will be relevant for all users. Go to About Opera, or go to opera:about/ to find the exact paths for your profile and data folders. Opera recommends backing up your files before upgrading as well. It is recommended that you regularly back up your most important Opera files. See the right side of for download links.Crashes and issues Back up your Opera files Maybe it's a bug that's already fixed in upcoming versions. 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:
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