Thread: opera mini sign in permission

I use 5.0.0.323 and would like to enable the sign in nag so I don't have to say yes or no each time to log on.
I would like to ask where in the new OS I can set permission so it does not prompt each time.

Thanks

here you go give this thread a go

http://www.blackberryos.com/forums/t...ps-tricks.html

Thanks J/

The first post inside the thread seems to be OK. However, I cannot find the second fix that op recommends. The .323 OS may have changed the options. Any where else to knock out the nag?

Originally Posted by horseshoe

Thanks J/

The first post inside the thread seems to be OK. However, I cannot find the second fix that op recommends. The .323 OS may have changed the options. Any where else to knock out the nag?

try going options>applications>bbkey>edit default permissions

Yes, all those settings are set to allow.

Originally Posted by horseshoe

Yes, all those settings are set to allow.

did you highligh opera and hit the bbkey and edit permisions? and then go up to the right where it says 3rdparty changed to core.. highlight os modules and edit default permissions..(PS i dont use opera anymore as my bb browser is fast enough)

Yes, those all set to allow.

Originally Posted by horseshoe

Yes, those all set to allow.

I dont know we may need to wait for someone else to weigh in on this one

Thanks. In the meantime will keep searching.

Here is another work around, go to options, security options, firewall, set to enabled and when opera asks for the first time select yes and it won't ask again.
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Originally Posted by ealvnv

Here is another work around, go to options, security options, firewall, set to enabled and when opera asks for the first time select yes and it won't ask again.
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Odd, but have it set to enabled, and chose yes, but still get the yes box...

There is no way to work around this.

Originally Posted by markdental

There is no way to work around this.

Thanks, if I ever see a work around, will share it.