Donna----No Immunization for Opera in Spybot S&D

Thanks for the "heads up", Larry.

Try searching using Windows Search utility for the filename opera6.ini then note the path and post it here.

I found opera6.ini by using Advanced Search and located the file here:


C:/Program Files/Opera/profile

Right-click opera6.ini that is located in C:/Program Files/Opera/profile then paste it in C:/Program Files/Opera then open SSD>Immunize to see if 'Permanent Opera immunity" for your Opera profile will now appear.

Welcome back, Donna. I performed the operation you outlined, but Spybot Opera Immunity indicates it blocks 45 plugins for version 7.0.3865, not 7.54 which is the version I have.

Harv, over here it is also protecting that version 7.0.3865 and not the current version 7.54.3865. Could be SSD is not reading/detecting the correct version only. I think nothing to worry as long as the "immunity" for our Opera profile is enabled and appeared after moving the opera6.ini file to the program installation directory. Hopefully SSD author will release a PROGRAM update to fix some SSD bugs (DSO exploit, detection for the correct path of Opera profile or how opera was installed (all users or profile for each users) )

http://www.dozleng.com/images/operaimmunity.jpg

Hope the programers at SSD get this Opera immunity thing corrected in the next version. Thanks for your help.

BTW, how did you copy your SSD setting onto your reply?
I've always wondered how it was done. Surely, it's not the usual Copy/Paste method, is it?

Yes, hopefully the SSD team will release a program update or new beta version that will fix the known bugs.

[quote]BTW, how did you copy your SSD setting onto your reply?
I've always wondered how it was done. Surely, it's not the usual Copy/Paste method, is it?[/quote]
Are you referring to the screenshot of the SSD setting?

Yes, Donna. You posted your Opera Immunity setting in your reply. I tried to highlight the same screen shot setting on my pc, but could not Copy it to my post. ?

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