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Browser hijacker is a form of malware or spyware that infiltrates the computer, changes a browser’s behavior and modifies a web-browser’s settings without the user’s permission.
So if your Opera in installed anywhere else than default, you must edit line 2 to reflect that.According to security researchers, is an untrusted search engine promoted by Browser hijackers.
otherwise / after -> that launches the default opera launcher.exe. checks if the partner content file exists in the current version folder and renames it / backs it up if it exists. checks the file version of the default launcher.exe - which is updated with every opera version (see above). sets two variables for the program path of opera / where the launcher.exe resides (check / copy that by right clicking your Opera desktop icon -> properties). Now every time you start Opera by this icon (independent of updates) - that default partner content file will get renamed (so your personal settings will be used) before Opera is started.įor those you are interested / experiencing issues due to other installation location: Optional: Change the icon for the shortcut on the desktop by right click -> Properties -> Change icon -> OK -> browse to your Opera installation (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera ) and select Opera.exe -> select icon of choice -> Apply. Recommended: Right click that "OperaLauncher.BAT" -> send to -> Desktop (create shortcut) Rename the file to "OperaLauncher.BAT" - or what ever you want but make sure it is now. Ren "%OperaProgRoot%\%Version%\resources\default_partner_content.json" "default_partner_" IF NOT EXIST "%OperaProgRoot%\%Version%\resources\default_partner_content.json" GOTO LAUNCH_OPERA If defined Version echo %OperaLauncherExe% - Version %Version% Set "OperaLauncherExe=%OperaProgRoot%\launcher.exe"Įcho Set objWMIService=GetObject("winmgmts:!\\.\root\cimv2")>"%GetV%"Įcho Set colFiles=objWMIService.ExecQuery ("SELECT * FROM CIM_Datafile WHERE Name='"^&Replace(WScript.Arguments(0),"\","\\")^&"'")>"%GetV%"Įcho For Each objFile in colFiles: WScript.Echo objFile.version: Next>"%GetV%"įor /f %%i in ('cscript //nologo "%GetV%" "%OperaLauncherExe%"') do set "Version=%%i" Set "OperaProgRoot=C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera" #YAHOO FORCED SEARCH ENGINE CODE#
Paste the following code to off & setlocal. 
Open that file in Notepad (or preferably Notepad++ if you got that).Right click in that directory -> "New" -> "New text file" and name it "".
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Hit "WINDOWS KEY" + "E" (to) open the Windows Explorer - browse to your own files or where you want the script to reside. Here is what I did / you could do (tested with Opera 26,27,28 but should work with other : So the solution above needed some tweaking. #YAHOO FORCED SEARCH ENGINE UPDATE#
Problem with that is that with every update that file will get loaded again, into a new version folder. Since Opera added their partner content sites to override my search engines and did not leave us a possibility to change the shortcuts I was close to quit with Opera.Ī possible solution is to delete the "%ProgramFiles(x86)%/Opera/%Version%/resources/default_partner_content.json" where the Opera forced search engines are stored, and then get back to opera://settings/searchEngines to set your own ones (after deleting that file the originally user set ones will work again anyway). I had search shortcuts "d" set for "m" to "y" for youtube "e" for ebay and so on and so on.
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So I took a crack to solve the issue myself. Sorry for reopening this thread after such a long time, but I came across the same issue with no proper solution.
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