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Using Win7/Opera 10.53. For some reason can not access any google sign in page to include email etc. Keep getting a continuous cycle of trying to connect to remote host, setting up secure connecion. Cleared cache, cookes and allow all popups. Searched forum to no avail.Wits end can't find the answer. No problem with FF, IE Chrome, only Opera. TIAVersion 11.61
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
What are your security settings set at? Have you done a clean install or upgraded from previous versions? Did you search for the words: Google sign in login can't access in the Opera browser forum? This will probably answer your question: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=5309031
Firefox 23.0, Opera 10.11-4791; Platform: SunOS (OpenIndiana); System: i86pc Opera Desktop Team Security @ Opera Sitepatching blog
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
Hmm, maybe Google is having a problem loading their page. I went to http://www.google.com/ and their logo, search box, and buttons loaded but not the other links that are usually present. I then tried in Firefox and the same thing. A few seconds they appeared in both browsers at the same time. Here is the link to the sign in for Google accounts: https://www.google.com/accounts/Login?hl=en&continue=http://www.google.com/
Firefox 23.0, Opera 10.11-4791; Platform: SunOS (OpenIndiana); System: i86pc Opera Desktop Team Security @ Opera Sitepatching blog
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
Any other ideas or suggestions before this last resort:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=512101
TIA
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=512101
TIA
Version 11.61
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
If I read this correctly, you are using Win 7 and installed Opera 10.52 for the first time? If so, then you should have a clean install as opposed to upgrades from previous versions.
If you have just a blank page with elements that have not loaded, pressing the stop button should load the page minus the unloaded elements. Check your site preferences by right clicking and selecting Edit Site Preferences. You need to be accepting cookies and delete the current Google cookies and reload the page.
You could also try renaming the cookie and preference files. By renaming the files, you can always go back to them if creating new files does not solve your problem. You can find their paths by going to Help > About Opera opera:about. The cookie file is named cookies4.dat; try renaming it to ccookies4.dat. The preference file is named operaprefs.ini. Close Opera and rename the files. A new file with the default settings will be created when you restart Opera.
If you have just a blank page with elements that have not loaded, pressing the stop button should load the page minus the unloaded elements. Check your site preferences by right clicking and selecting Edit Site Preferences. You need to be accepting cookies and delete the current Google cookies and reload the page.
You could also try renaming the cookie and preference files. By renaming the files, you can always go back to them if creating new files does not solve your problem. You can find their paths by going to Help > About Opera opera:about. The cookie file is named cookies4.dat; try renaming it to ccookies4.dat. The preference file is named operaprefs.ini. Close Opera and rename the files. A new file with the default settings will be created when you restart Opera.
Firefox 23.0, Opera 10.11-4791; Platform: SunOS (OpenIndiana); System: i86pc Opera Desktop Team Security @ Opera Sitepatching blog
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
You have read it correctly.
Never get to the unloaded elements if i understand you correctly. Just click the sign in to go to the login page and it goes into an endless loop. Never leaves that original page.
Accepting all cookies. and on the edit site pref. have tried every combination within cookies, content, etc. (perhaps except the correct one). Have deleted all cookies and started from scratch, delete on exit. Will try your second suggestion later. Though i have my doubts about it solving the problem.
Never get to the unloaded elements if i understand you correctly. Just click the sign in to go to the login page and it goes into an endless loop. Never leaves that original page.
Accepting all cookies. and on the edit site pref. have tried every combination within cookies, content, etc. (perhaps except the correct one). Have deleted all cookies and started from scratch, delete on exit. Will try your second suggestion later. Though i have my doubts about it solving the problem.
Version 11.61
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
Originally posted by osirisShaq:
I have the same problem as douglas9 and nothing seems to work. It works in firefox without issue.
Finally solved my problem in the following manner.
Previously had deleted all google cookies, deleted temporary cookies and cache through the tools/Delete private data. However i did not close and reopen browser and the problem persisted.
Yesterday however, repeated the above procedures, but closed and reopened browser and the issue was resolved.
Thanks to choope for his time and patience.
Version 11.61
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
Build 1250
Platform Win32
System Windows XP SP2
Thanks douglas9 and choope! It works again now. Through some weird combination of the above I got it working again. In case someone else is battling, this is what I did (as odd as it may seems):
Clear the cookies as you said (O-menu, settings, delete private data) . Then, close opera. Rename the cookies4.dat to ccookies and operaprefs.ini to ooperaprefs (as suggested). Open opera again. Close opera. Delete new cookies4 and operaprefs and Rename the other files back to cookies4 and operaprefs. Re-open opera. Things start working again.
Clear the cookies as you said (O-menu, settings, delete private data) . Then, close opera. Rename the cookies4.dat to ccookies and operaprefs.ini to ooperaprefs (as suggested). Open opera again. Close opera. Delete new cookies4 and operaprefs and Rename the other files back to cookies4 and operaprefs. Re-open opera. Things start working again.
7. May 2010, 22:53:55 (edited)
This happened to me also.
Try enabling TLS v1.1
Preferences-> Advanced-> Security-> Security Protocols-> Enable TLS 1.1
edit:
additional info...
I found that solution from this thread http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=543941 . My CPU usage was spiking to 50% (dual-core machine). This had happened before on 10.52 and was able to solve it by renaming the cache folder and letting opera rebuild it. However this time with 10.53, that process did not work. I had to reset my operaprefs.ini.
After doing that I found that I could not access mail.google.com. www.google.com worked, but hitting sign-in would not work at all. In the 100% cpu thread, Rijk mentioned that TLS 1.1 should be enabled. Tried that and google login pages now work for me.
Try enabling TLS v1.1
Preferences-> Advanced-> Security-> Security Protocols-> Enable TLS 1.1
edit:
additional info...
I found that solution from this thread http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=543941 . My CPU usage was spiking to 50% (dual-core machine). This had happened before on 10.52 and was able to solve it by renaming the cache folder and letting opera rebuild it. However this time with 10.53, that process did not work. I had to reset my operaprefs.ini.
After doing that I found that I could not access mail.google.com. www.google.com worked, but hitting sign-in would not work at all. In the 100% cpu thread, Rijk mentioned that TLS 1.1 should be enabled. Tried that and google login pages now work for me.
Packet,
The first 5 (two 0 bit & three Anonymous) ciphers should not be enabled. However, if you went to a site that tried to use them, you would get a warning.
Some other things to try: Empty the cache [Preferences > Advanced > History]; also search for any additional cache folders that may have been created. Did you rename your cookies4.dat and start with a clean slate? Could content blocking be to broad or any Firewall zones blocking access? Did you try renaming your preference file?
The first 5 (two 0 bit & three Anonymous) ciphers should not be enabled. However, if you went to a site that tried to use them, you would get a warning.
Some other things to try: Empty the cache [Preferences > Advanced > History]; also search for any additional cache folders that may have been created. Did you rename your cookies4.dat and start with a clean slate? Could content blocking be to broad or any Firewall zones blocking access? Did you try renaming your preference file?
Originally posted by choope:
If none of the above work, do a clean install into a new directory. The default path is often \Program Files\Opera\; change it to something like \Program Files\Opera-10.5\ and then install.You could also try renaming the cookie and preference files. By renaming the files, you can always go back to them if creating new files does not solve your problem. You can find their paths by going to Help > About Opera opera:about. The cookie file is named cookies4.dat; try renaming it to ccookies4.dat. The preference file is named operaprefs.ini. Close Opera and rename the files. A new file with the default settings will be created when you restart Opera.
Firefox 23.0, Opera 10.11-4791; Platform: SunOS (OpenIndiana); System: i86pc Opera Desktop Team Security @ Opera Sitepatching blog
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
thank you for your suggestions.
sadly, all done, but no go. sometimes restarting opera without any of the above would work, sometimes deleting everything as above and retrying wouldnt work at all. it's not 100% 'do this and that will happen'.
i was trying out the pre 10.53 betas as well to help troubleshoot the NSL issues.
it just doesnt make any sense - why does opera have issues in life with google's ssl whereas any other browser doesnt
sadly, all done, but no go. sometimes restarting opera without any of the above would work, sometimes deleting everything as above and retrying wouldnt work at all. it's not 100% 'do this and that will happen'.
i was trying out the pre 10.53 betas as well to help troubleshoot the NSL issues.
it just doesnt make any sense - why does opera have issues in life with google's ssl whereas any other browser doesnt
i have not tried the latest snapshot, no.
this is 10.53 build 3374
it's just opera - other computers with other browsers work fine. even this computer with other browsers is fine - not having google working 100% is pretty much saying 'yeah we'd like to secede from the internet, k thx bye'
this is 10.53 build 3374
it's just opera - other computers with other browsers work fine. even this computer with other browsers is fine - not having google working 100% is pretty much saying 'yeah we'd like to secede from the internet, k thx bye'
That's so strange. Even tried a clean install to a different directory for 3374? The default settings should allow google to work.
Wild shot in the dark: have you tried a different gmail account? Maybe some leftover cookies or something requiring different settings for your account?
Wild shot in the dark: have you tried a different gmail account? Maybe some leftover cookies or something requiring different settings for your account?