@leocg I don't know if it was enabled... I have the older version on my phone still, but I hadn't synchronized the workspaces/tabs/booksmarks there, so likely not enabled.

and i don't know if i have access to the old profile directory - I googled how to find it, and was told to go here:
~/Library/Application Support/com.operasoftware.Opera

screenshot of what comes up there -
not sure if any of those are a profile directory?
or, appreciate any other tips on how to see if I have access to that on my desktop anywhere, maybe.

thanks.

My computer had to delete the version of opera I had been using for years (say it was corrupted or damaged) after a Sequoia update; I'm not sure what version I had been using, but the logo was red instad of green.

After getting help from someone on this forum (thank you again), I was able to download and install a new version of Opera (version is119.0.5497.81) - with none of my workspaces, open tabs, or bookmarks.

Is it possible this info could exist somewhere on my computer (macbook pro), and that I could restore my old opera workspaces/etc on this new opera version?

Thank you in advance.

@sgunhouse Thanks so much - the network settings were fine, but downloading the offline package for mac worked.

I used Opera without a problem for years. After the sequoia update on my macbook pro, first I was told the opera app was damaged and was being deleted. When I tried to download and reinstall, I received (and keep receiving) a message that I need to check my network settings before trying again: "Please click "try again" after checking your network settings."

I'm obviously connected to the internet, and when I check the network settings everything seems fine. The firewall is down, and I'm not sure what to do to be able to reinstall opera and get it working again.

Attached is a screenshot of the message. I've tried restarting computer multiple times, and deleting and re-downloading the installation package multiple times. Thanks for any help.