Opera...

BlakTornado

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Original poster

• Dec 11, 2007

• #1

What the--?


I just found Opera installed on my system, yet I've not installed it and nor has anyone else in my house considering I am the only one who uses my iMac...

Does anyone know if it comes with anything on my system (Like CS3) because, well, I don't want it... and it doesn't show up in my applications folder.

 

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rendezvouscp

macrumors 68000

• Dec 11, 2007

• #2

I'm unaware of Opera being bundled with anything (especially CS3).

If it doesn't show up in your Applications folder, where is it installed?
-Chasen

 

BlakTornado

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Original poster

• Dec 11, 2007

• #3

rendezvouscp said:

I'm unaware of Opera being bundled with anything (especially CS3).

If it doesn't show up in your Applications folder, where is it installed?
-Chasen

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Well my only guess was Dreamweaver since they're web related (And Dreamweaver related files showed up when I spotlighted for it)

But no Opera.app shows up... The only thing I can thing of is that it is /library/ but why would it be there!?

 

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rendezvouscp

macrumors 68000

• Dec 11, 2007

• #4

If there's no Opera.app, then Opera isn't installed. What are you seeing that is leading you to believe that Opera is installed?
-Chasen

 

BlakTornado

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Original poster

• Dec 11, 2007

• #5

I get the working browser.

I right click a PNG >> Open with to find the opera logo there. When I click Opera, it opens but I haven't installed Opera... like so:

 

Eraserhead

macrumors G4

• Dec 11, 2007

• #6

Opera is installed by Adobe CS3 as the help viewer as for a while it was the only "standards" browser for Mac and PC.

 

BlakTornado

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Original poster

• Dec 11, 2007

• #7

Eraserhead said:

Opera is installed by Adobe CS3 as the help viewer as for a while it was the only "standards" browser for Mac and PC.

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Oh thanks. I was wondering why I had it all of a sudden without installing it! (Or at least to my knowledge)

Thanks for clearing that up