You've got an uninstallation build also on the same page.Ībout the font.you might be the only one with this issue, to be honest. The Beta build seems to have fixed it.Īlso, I would recommend uninstalling Flash Player before installing the Beta version. It will lead you to the final version, which is a lower build number (you can blame Adobe for that rookie mistake) and which has this Showckwave issue that you're mentioning. Actually, it's more stable than the final version they have right now.Īnd don't try to update it from System Preferences > Flash Player > Advanced. Especially if you're on Yosemite, make sure you update to the latest BETA build you can download from here: (the build number right now should be 15.0.0.207). The Shockwave thing is not an Opera thing. I'm sorry Opera, I really wanted this to work but.I'm leaving you. Now opera did some update and all the font in my tabs is so big they're cut off and I can't even read them. You have, potentially, a good alternative browser on your hands, so it's up to you whether you want to dismiss problems experienced by your users or actually solve them.
I would suggest that if this many people are having the very same issue, then it IS the problem of the Opera development team, and on them to fix it. However, I do run Firefox and Safari on the same machine, and NEVER get this conflict, so that theory is extremely weak, and the way it was presented (we don't make plugins - contact Adobe) was pretty condescending.
The challenge is that at least one Opera rep on this board claims that it's not a browser issue. When I click WAIT, it doesn't seem to slow anything down, but will pop up again before too long. On some, such as Twitter this morning, it's every several minutes. I get Shockwave Flash plugin warnings pretty constantly on sites such as anything Google, Facebook, Twitter, Hulu, Amazon. 61 (which claims to be up-to-date and "Stable"). Now it seems to be the problem - riddled with headache.
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