The software does not play well with Opera Browser. Won't allow posts replying and quoting another's posts and has no edit button.
The software does not play well with Opera Browser. Won't allow posts replying and quoting another's posts and has no edit button.
Sorry about that.I can’t edit my signature. I was able to add my signature on the day of the launch but now if try to edit it I get an error message.....
I haven't looked at Opera since the Chinese company Golden Brick Capital Private Equity Fund bought it. By chance do you know if it's running Presto, Webkit, Blink or Neon? I'm not sure but I think anymore it's just a wrapper around Google chrome, kind of like the Microsoft browser turned into.The software does not play well with Opera Browser. Won't allow posts replying and quoting another's posts and has no edit button.
Sorry about that.
What is the error message do you receive?
Tech passes sock puppets, assuming one identity per cell phone. Don't be surprised if cell phone purchases suddenly increase in Hamilton ON...I had to install a QR CODE reader on my phone to log on to dr1 on my desk top, we are really making progress.
Hopefully we can take blood samples next round to authenticate our identity
The 2nd Auth should be turned off as we verify it is working properly. AFAIK it is "opt in" only and not a requirement, however when the site first went live it may have been required, I don't remember.I had to install a QR CODE reader on my phone to log on to dr1 on my desk top, we are really making progress.
Hopefully we can take blood samples next round to authenticate our identity
I haven't looked at Opera since the Chinese company Golden Brick Capital Private Equity Fund bought it. By chance do you know if it's running Presto, Webkit, Blink or Neon? I'm not sure but I think anymore it's just a wrapper around Google chrome, kind of like the Microsoft browser turned into.
it's changed at least 4 times. For example, if they are using windows 7 and never updated opera it's probably not chromium.According to Wikipedia:
Opera is a Chromium-based browser using the Blink layout engine. ...
I switched over to Firefox as my new (actually old user of this) browserI haven't looked at Opera since the Chinese company Golden Brick Capital Private Equity Fund bought it. By chance do you know if it's running Presto, Webkit, Blink or Neon? I'm not sure but I think anymore it's just a wrapper around Google chrome, kind of like the Microsoft browser turned into.