In a message on Monday 11-11-16 mark lewis said to Holger Granholm:

Good morning Mark,

 HG> I enabled both and connected to QRZ. It still complained that Javascript
 HG> wasn't enabled. I closed down Opera, restarted it and tried again.

ml> are you using a blocker like noscript? if so, tell it to temp allow
ml> qrz or whatever site it is blocking... hopefully it has a list of
ml> all domains used on the page...

As far as I can recall, I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere in any
settings, and I don't know if AVG or ZoneAlarm do use it.

ml> i select one at the time and let it reload... i'm very picky about
ml> the ones i allow through for different sites and i only allow through
ml> enough to make the page work properly...

OK, I'll have to see if "search" can find such a setting.

I'm also finding that some programs are very selective to Opera.
Yesterday I let the Adobe Reader upgrade. After having done that, it
left a message that it could'nt apply it to Opera, but did it on Edge.

I have never, ever used that browser, it was just included in Windows.
I chose Opera because I was familiar with it from OS/2, and also because
it maybe isn't as prone to be attacked as the usual browsers like Edge
and FireFox may be.

I may have to let FireFox loose. I do have it installed, and on the
laptop Gnome was included when I received it.

Oh well, I have much to learn about Windows 10 since XP :-(


Have a good day,

Holger

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