[rokytnji]

Anybody an idea?

Opera and Chromium use Blink.

[rijnsma]

Thanks for answering!
What do I have to do with it? Install from the repo?

[rokytnji]

Thanks for answering!
What do I have to do with it? Install from the repo?

Not sure if that will make a difference at all. Browsers are going through a support upheaval of sorts that is also effecting email clients and music players in linux.

Here is some educational info on what I  am talking about.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/3034014/l...rable.html

[rijnsma]

Okay and thanks.


I went back to the Chromium Mint-version. So no more  Chrome-stable at this moment. 
I noticed in Chrome also a message: 'they will not support opdates in 32 bits anymore within a short while'.


Opera is an old, for the desktop not maintained browser, so not too much complaints here.
But Chrome... I don't believe it.... : 


So now I do things with Firefox, Chromium and Opera. Each has plussides and lesser ones.

[LL-user]

Sorry, are we only talking about the 32-bit version?

Cause I've Opera installed and just tested to browse around the Linux Lite Forums without problems.

From the About Opera menu page:
Version: 35.0.2066.68 - Opera is up to date
Update stream: Stable
System: Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS (x86_64; XFCE)

[rijnsma]

Yes, 32 bits.
Opera says:

Unable to complete secure transaction


You tried to access the address https://dfgkh547-jsdfv8.iyhkj.tk/forums/other...e-problems, which is currently unavailable. Please make sure that the web address (URL) is correctly spelled and punctuated, then try reloading the page.


Secure connection: fatal error (80) from server.


https://dfgkh547-jsdfv8.iyhkj.tk/forums/other...e-problems


An internal error occurred.
Make sure your internet connection is active and check whether other applications that rely on the same connection are working.
Check that the setup of any internet security software is correct and does not interfere with ordinary web browsing.
If you are behind a firewall on a Local Area Network and think this may be causing problems, talk to your systems administrator.
Try pressing the F12 key on your keyboard and disabling proxy servers, unless you know that you are required to use a proxy to connect to the internet. Reload the page.
Need help?
Open the Opera Help.
Go to Opera's online support desk.

99 % of other sites are o.k.. But I have seen it also on some other ones.


In the meantime Chromium is doing o.k. instead of Chrome.

[LL-user]

Thanks for clarifying

[rijnsma]

You're welcome. 

[avj]

You might want to check the minimum system requirements for opera at the following link.  What version of Linux Lite are you running?

http://www.opera.com/download/requirements/

The output from the following terminal command might help as well.

Code:

inxi -Fxz

[rijnsma]

I don't think it is OS-related avj.
I have other flavours of Linux here on partitions (for instance Mint which I use for this text) and I see the same.

There's a lot about it here:
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=c...gws_rd=ssl
but I mostly like to use things without the hustle of fixing things.  ;D