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18. April 2012, 07:22:27

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sgunhouse

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Opera Next 1372 - Smile!

Surprised no one has posted it yet ...

Yesterday's snapshot adds camera support to Opera 12.00. We had a Labs snapshot back in October with camera support (and also native pages, no word on that one yet), and actually Opera Mobile 12 has camera support, so it's finally making its way into a mainstream desktop build.

Not that we don't have a slew of bugfixes as well, you can read the changelog on the Desktop Team's blog.

http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2012/04/17/camera-getusermedia-support

18. April 2012, 08:37:44

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sgunhouse

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Looks like I'll have to sit this one out, I have some really weird visual effects on the screen ...



If you can't tell it, that's the portal page.

18. April 2012, 22:39:49

dimspace

Posts: 64

same as all the previous 64 bit builds for me. Crashes on mail checking, crashes on bookmark import and no i cant open it without it crashing.

sticking with 1328 till they sort this out.

Toshiba Satellite - AMD E-450 - 6Gb Ram - Windows 7 64 bit

19. April 2012, 04:32:57

tushar2075

Posts: 198

Another bad release from my point of view, while others may be happy to find their reported issues have been fixed.

Too slow on Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit + SP1, freezing almost every time on any site. Minimizing the opera window and then restoring it messes the rendering totally. After that I have to kill the browser. The constant freezing make the browser totally useless, how do I test the fixed bugs

It hurts to see your favorite browser dying a slow death.

sad irked down

19. April 2012, 07:11:46 (edited)

zlotowinfo

Posts: 116

Originally posted by dimspace:

same as all the previous 64 bit builds for me. Crashes on mail checking, crashes on bookmark import and no i cant open it without it crashing.

sticking with 1328 till they sort this out.



i thinked best version was:
http://snapshot.opera.com/labs/OOPP/Opera-Labs-OOPP-12.00-1293.x64.exe

1328 is stable & no freezings?

19. April 2012, 09:28:07

D1sasterp1ece

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Originally posted by sgunhouse:

Looks like I'll have to sit this one out, I have some really weird visual effects on the screen ...



If you can't tell it, that's the portal page.



Looks like a severe HWA-related issue, seems like a lot more work and testing are needed before that can be called a feature.
А crappy old PC running XP Pro SP3 and Opera 11.64 (1403) + 12.02 (1578) + 12.15 (1748) (plus a few other builds)
Opera Mobile 14 beta & Opera Mobile 12.1 & Opera Mini 7.5 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Opera Mobile 12 & Opera Mini 7 on Nokia E51

19. April 2012, 12:49:36

fred8615

Posts: 13

Originally posted by dimspace:

same as all the previous 64 bit builds for me. Crashes on mail checking, crashes on bookmark import and no i cant open it without it crashing.

sticking with 1328 till they sort this out.


POP hangs up trying to download messages, and also crashes, but I got IMAP to work just fine.

19. April 2012, 15:53:50

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sgunhouse

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Originally posted by D1sasterp1ece:

Looks like a severe HWA-related issue, seems like a lot more work and testing are needed before that can be called a feature.


Most definitely. It does work if I use Notepad to edit operaprefs.ini and disable HWA ... (I'm posting from it now)

20. April 2012, 08:03:02

OperaCat

Posts: 23

I just started using 12.00 1360 a few days ago.
It hung with 50% CPU utilization on the UPS.com store locator function. Had to kill browser. Lost lots of tabs. There is no way I will install another release until this bug is fixed.

Yes, I know it is beta (maybe alpha) but it is way too long with the hang and crash stuff.
For it to hang on a world wide company site like UPS.com means that there is not even the beginning of adequate testing.

This has been a problem with all Opera 12.00 release and most Opera 11 releases.
Please stop adding cameras and other goodies until you fix the hang and crash problems.
Many of us just want to do our email, online banking, browsing, etc.

If there is any way I can help you to fix this problem please let me know.
Must I again go back to Opera 9.64? Or to Firefox?

Thanks

21. April 2012, 15:36:32

marsland

Posts: 8

How come Build 1360 was really good at the Microsoft Fish Bowl test, but this build is terrible at it? I enabled WebGL and Hardware acceleration. Clearly I'm missing something important.

I also agree with the guy above, generally, that fixing bugs is more important than adding features which very few people will use. Many software authors take this approach which I think is self-destructive.

21. April 2012, 19:51:12

siealex

Posts: 658

Looks like I'll have to sit this one out, I have some really weird visual effects on the screen ...


Confirmed on 1380, I needed to disable HWA by manual editing of operaprefs.ini.

22. April 2012, 04:35:01

AussieBloke

Posts: 103

Originally posted by dimspace:

same as all the previous 64 bit builds for me. Crashes on mail checking, crashes on bookmark import and no i cant open it without it crashing.

sticking with 1328 till they sort this out.



I have to agree with you, please don't release any more updates until the crashing is fixed.

22. April 2012, 06:47:50

Octopuss

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I wonder who wants HWA'ed browser in the year 2012, when most people have at least 4 core CPUs in their computers.
If it's so awesome how could we live without this awesome feature for 20 years?

22. April 2012, 10:01:56

D1sasterp1ece

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Posts: 1162

Originally posted by Octopuss:

I wonder who wants HWA'ed browser in the year 2012, when most people have at least 4 core CPUs in their computers.
If it's so awesome how could we live without this awesome feature for 20 years?



There's a first time for everything.
Speaking of HWA, a modern GPU can be far more efficient in some calculations than a CPU (even a quad core), plus why does the GPU has to be idle while the CPU does all the work?
А crappy old PC running XP Pro SP3 and Opera 11.64 (1403) + 12.02 (1578) + 12.15 (1748) (plus a few other builds)
Opera Mobile 14 beta & Opera Mobile 12.1 & Opera Mini 7.5 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Opera Mobile 12 & Opera Mini 7 on Nokia E51

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