How come Opera on my MacBook?

[BuddyMac]

Recently I upgraded to Safari 4.0 manually since it doesn't come into Software Update's list.

After that I double clicked on a .html file and surprisingly it opened in Opera browser. But I never installed Opera on my MacBook also I couldn't find Opera in my Applications folder.

Any idea on how come it gets installed automatically? How can I uninstall it now?

 

[Zyniker]

Just delete it from wherever the Hell it is located. Search for it >> right-click >> Open Enclosing Folder.

 

[alphaod]

I had this same issue also; I do use Opera, but I didn't install it when it opened; also it was version 9.27 and it was located in the Adobe Bridge folder.

 

[Jethryn Freyman]

I had this same issue also; I do use Opera, but I didn't install it when it opened; also it was version 9.27 and it was located in the Adobe Bridge folder.

Yeah, it seems to be bundled with some Adobe products.

 

[Tex-Twil]

Yeah, it seems to be bundled with some Adobe products.

Yep. I asked the same question some weeks ago.

 

[Poncho]

Hee hee, same thing happened to me.

Opera is installed with Adobe CS3. Go to: /Applications/Adobe Bridge CS3/Bridge CS3.app/Contents/MacOS/Opera.app/Applications/Adobe Device Central CS3/Device Central.app/Contents/MacOS/Required/Opera.app

Opera’s rendering engine is used by several components in the suite.

 

[BuddyMac]

Hee hee, same thing happened to me.

Opera is installed with Adobe CS3. Go to: /Applications/Adobe Bridge CS3/Bridge CS3.app/Contents/MacOS/Opera.app/Applications/Adobe Device Central CS3/Device Central.app/Contents/MacOS/Required/Opera.app

Opera’s rendering engine is used by several components in the suite.

Ohh... Thanks a lot.
Anyway I'm not using Adobe CS4 much. It is just a trial version. Then I must uninstall Adobe first.