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Opera 9.1 is here!

Monday, 18. December 2006, 12:00:11

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Tamil # 18. December 2006, 12:22

Digg

Espen André Øverdahl # 18. December 2006, 12:26

Thanks Tamil

Nightbass # 18. December 2006, 12:40

Thank you Opera

saito # 18. December 2006, 12:45

Thanks Opera!

Daniel # 18. December 2006, 12:51

Is a good christmas present

Matt Cox # 18. December 2006, 13:01

Dugg. Digged. Whatever.

Downloading now... *rollseyes*

I just downloaded 9.02 last night.

Gelukkighose # 18. December 2006, 13:15

I just switched on Friday, and I'm loving it.

mister fl # 18. December 2006, 13:17

Ive got problems with my clock widget (...and others) - I cant start/see them.
Is this a know bug or am I too stupid?

edit: I reinstall my Widgets and it works now. But my settings gone away - surprisingly my todo list is empty. Time to relax?

WinXP/Opera 9.10

Jan Henrik Helmers # 18. December 2006, 13:42

mister_fl: I've updated and my Widgets seem to be working as they should, they're all smiling to me from the Widgets Panel.

Richard # 18. December 2006, 13:48

Excellent upgrade!

Green # 18. December 2006, 14:50

That's right.

Wasacz # 18. December 2006, 15:19

Could be something better for Christmas?
Thanks a lot

Diego1981 # 18. December 2006, 15:22

It looks and feel really good and I think it's just as quick as 8x was.

Excellent work to everyone involved and have a good Christmas and a happy new year.

Greg # 18. December 2006, 16:32

Nice. Thanks.

Stian Nafstad # 18. December 2006, 17:09

Thanks

Geoff Girardin # 18. December 2006, 17:20

Awesome.

Dustin Wilson # 18. December 2006, 17:22

Christmas! Been using the weeklies. Getting better with every release. Keep up the good work... there's still some rotting bugs hidden in there, but everything's getting better on the Mac! Thanks!

Erik-Nicolai Thorp # 18. December 2006, 18:11

Hooray!

babox # 18. December 2006, 18:29

watnou # 18. December 2006, 18:50

great.

i like to help spreading opera by using a torrentfile. Only they are still pointing to the 9.02 version. I hope an admin is reading this so (s)he can fix this. At least it would help minimize the load on the homepage.

Bert # 18. December 2006, 19:55

Very pleased with it!

Steve Darken # 18. December 2006, 20:06

Good job and thanx!

Jadd # 18. December 2006, 20:47

Stomyr # 18. December 2006, 22:33

Thx.

solardog # 18. December 2006, 22:45

Squigqle me timbers!

Samuel Cohen # 18. December 2006, 23:34

Quickly I installed 9.10 here on Mandrake le2005, Java latest Edition,
Hope it is Better and OK,
Thanks Sam

PozsonyiMark # 19. December 2006, 00:12

this is the Opera's Xmas gift?

sefid # 19. December 2006, 04:24

Hey tnx alot ! i use Firefox right now but because of your lovely service i'm downloading Opera9.10 right now ( 86 %

) please keep up your wonderful service ! tnx tnx tnx tnx

Patrick (Hawk-McKain) # 19. December 2006, 05:12

Woohoo! ~hugs all the devs~ o.o

Thanks muchly ^_^ Especially for fixing the Media Buttons, that was the last thing that needed to be fixed before my friend would convert! (Though I made an Auto Hotkey script to fix them but still, official is always better!)

Sankar # 19. December 2006, 07:20

yay! media keys work with opera in focus again! brilliant!

tabs seem to be acting funny though. ctrl+z brings up the last closed tab next to the active instead of its original position. i hope that's not a feature.

5*****

SpeedyfromNZ # 19. December 2006, 08:14

Howdy folks, first post from NZ!

Thanx for the update of Opera.

Thought I'll post what seems to be some kind of bug, between Opera, and the site below.

There seems to be a prob with this version, the version before the final 9.10.

And 9.02 of Opera.

When I go to our local news site.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz

This site has just been updated, and the above versions of Opera have only started crashing since the above site was updated.

I'm using Java 1.6. So far, the above site is the only site that is crashing, with the above versions of Opera. BUT, before the above site was updated, it was fine.

It seems to crash as soon as u go to the above site, (even before u get to see anything appear on the screen).

I'm not too sure, if its a bug, or some code on the new site, thats causing the crash.

Any info appreciated.

Jerry # 19. December 2006, 12:01

My MEDIA KEYS!!! Thank you work great now! They work wonderful actually.

That question mark on the address bar though. I`d like to be able to remove it.

juapar2 # 19. December 2006, 12:59

thanks for the great release..

berend ytsma # 19. December 2006, 13:13

Some news

The automatic site checking tool makes loading new sites slightly slower,

can we sue them for this

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20061218-8447.html

Konstantine Potapov # 19. December 2006, 18:51

Thanks a LOT!
Going to upgrade from 8.51 to 9.10 at last... :-)

Sergio Uribe # 19. December 2006, 18:53

is faster than 9,02! great!

Henryk # 19. December 2006, 18:58

Bravo,I like the way you are thinking. Now,get your thinking caps on to rival IE7 and their slow takeover of banking online facilities. For instance my Opera,which I dearly love,will oftentimes not work with my bank in Florida,USA,honest.Best wishes and good luck.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Henryk and Family

Shader # 19. December 2006, 20:36

No comment

great work, thx

Malakun # 19. December 2006, 21:30

D:; The "http:///" bug isn't fix >.<

antreast # 20. December 2006, 03:17

hi!

spielberg # 20. December 2006, 10:55

Used to be I'd mainly use Firefox then Opera and (when forced to by Microsoft's unfair xp update policy) IE. I now almost always use Opera as it's faster and makes a better use of system resources than Firefox.