



Two-way automatic synchronization should be an essential function of the official app. This is how MEGA works on computers but not on Android. If their folders are synced with the same cloud account, they will be kept in sync with each other. It works across multiple devices (your phone and your tablet). If you delete a file on one side, it will be deleted on the other side. New files in your cloud account are automatically downloaded onto your device. It is an ideal tool for photo sync, document and file backup, automatic file transfer, automatic file sharing between devices. It lets you automatically synchronize files and folders with MEGA (mega.nz) cloud storage and with your other devices. Also, do not change any cookie settings etc.This app is an automatic file sync and backup tool. Test in that Opera, but do not enable Opera Sync, do not enable VPN, do not install any extensions and do not turn on the adblocker. Download the Opera installer, launch it, click "options", set "install path" to a folder on your desktop, set "install for" to "standalone installation", uncheck "import data from default browser", and install. With that said, are you using any command-line settings for Opera to limit cache or block the file system API? Have you tried without the adblocker enabled and all extensions disabled?Īre you blocking any cookies on the site that might interfere with the File System API storage?įinally, test with a new Opera profile. I checked opera://settings/siteData and expanded the mega.nz item and can see the 176MB download under "File System" that can be cleared. No extensions installed, adblocker off, vpn off and Opera sync not used.

So, in short, it worked fine for me with Opera. The rar file extracted no problem with 7-zip and everything inside worked fine. The download complete fine and was in tact. Opera's download dialog opened up then Opera downloaded it super fast (from the file system storage somehow I guess) to my download folder. Once the website finished storing the file there, it present the download to Opera (maybe after decrypting it). See opera://about for the location of the profile folder.Įven though I said "block", the 176mb file still got stored there. The request was asking if the site could use the File System API to store the download on my drive in the "File System" folder in my Opera profile folder. When I clicked "download", the website caused Opera to pop up a "Website Wants to Store Files on this Device?" permission dialog.
