Thanks for your helpful response, appreciate. Not sure if disabling hardware acceleration alone will help. It should install the PPAPI (not NPAPI) version of flash that Opera should automatically recognize.įor the font, try disabling direct write in opera://flags. Now, or flash specifically, you don't need to do this. There you can enable disable individual plug-ins. You can type opera://plugins in the address field and press enter. But, Opera and Chrome are removing support for NPAPI, so sooner or later, NPAPI plug-ins won't be supported at all.
There you can enable support for NPAPI plug-ins. In Opera though, type opera://flags/?search=npapi in the address field and hit enter. "C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera\launcher.exe" "-extra-plugin-dir=C:\Users\user\test"
ADOBE FLASH 20 NPAPI HOW TO
When trying to figure out how to do something in Opera, you can search for how to do it in Chromium or Chrome.Įdit the Opera shortcut (it's a shortcut to launcher.exe) and add the command line option to search for plug-ins in a certain directory: I didn't like new Opera, as legacy versions were really good. It's blurry on address bar and not clear on webpages. Font rendering is bad when compared to latest Firefox 4x series.What is the local plugin path of new Opera 34?
I only have 3 folders named ".25", "Assets" and "Profile" and no plugin-related folder is located in them. The file-folder structure seems to have been changed roughly, there's no effect on putting existing NPSWF32.DLL flash plugin file to ".\Opera\Program\Plugins" as "Program" folder no longer exists on the path of version 34? Opera 34 (portable edition) can't locate existing NPSWF32.DLL (NPAPI Flash Plugin) either from "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash" and also from "Program Files" folder. Then i decided to "try" new-generation Opera, Opera 34, but "portable" version by downloading from. It's working fine and was used to locate all the plugins with no problem. I had the previous, and the most recent version of "legacy" Opera, that was 12.17, you know.
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