AD blocker quit working when using AOL. Turning it off then on did no good, blocking non intrusive ads did no good, quiting and restarting Opera with latest version did no good. Not sure about other sites. Any idea why?

@burnout426 I will save this info for future reference but my opera is nothing like this. Opera Stable has about 45 folders and with sub folders, it has 360 but none are default or profile. Sessions only has the current session, nothing historical. See images below:

@leocg Opera claims it is up to date. I can't find any reference to a profile but the sessions folder clearly only contains files related to the current sessions. It is Session Storage\000649.LDB that I thought might be of use because it is a leftover and large enough.

@leocg I don't see a way to send you a message.

@leocg opera
Version:95.0.4635.90

I had a window that was misbehaving and tried to exit Opera to restart but the normal exit failed. There should have been a box asking if I wanted to exit and stating that my tabs would be restored on restart but the box did not appear and Opera did not promptly close. After about a hour the window closed but when I restart, the old tabs are not there. Is there a way to recover something. One thing I see is a few ldb files in Opera Stable\Session Storage that seem to be leftover when something goes wrong. In this case 000649.ldb may be useful. Is there a way to use this or some other file to restore some old tabs?

Because this cannot be repeated and because Opera automatically updates it's version when restarting, the only "mandatory" inf available is that I am running Windows 7 sp1


AD blocker quit working when using AOL. Turning it off then on did no good, blocking non intrusive ads did no good, quiting and restarting Opera with latest version did no good. Not sure about other sites. Any idea why?

Problem observed with Opera Version:86.0.4363.59 under Windows 7. I had 2 windows with multiple tabs. After one window stopped responding, I found that 2 of the Opera processes were suspended and stayed that way. Later the other window stopped responding. The interesting thing is that after terminating the less useful window using Task Manager, a windows diagnostic started saying Opera was not responding and it was looking for a solution. Shortly thereafter, both Opera windows were restored and were functioning.