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Thanks for the help! &nbsp;Works great.
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Hello Experts,<br />
Does anyone know how to disable the Recovery screen in Opera if the browser is improperly exited? &nbsp;We are deploying a web app where we need to refresh the browser nightly. &nbsp;The app is running in a kiosk location and we want to be able to reopen Opera to the Home Page without having the annoying crash recovery screen appearing? &nbsp;We are running the kiosk on an older Win NT thin client (no hard drive).<br />
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Thanks
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Hello Experts,
Does anyone know how to disable the Recovery screen in Opera if the browser is improperly exited?  We are deploying a web app where we need to refresh the browser nightly.  The app is running in a kiosk location and we want to be able to reopen Opera to the Home Page without having the annoying crash recovery screen appearing?  We are running the kiosk on an older Win NT thin client (no hard drive).

Thanks

Disable Opera Recovery Feature

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