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Come and play:http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/03/10/new-peregrine-build
Originally posted by Big Muscle:
I can't autoupdate from build 1285
The update is downloaded correctly but when I restart, installer window only blinks and Opera opens immediately without any updating.
This update contains again fixes for autoupdate - so hope for the next time

(If nothing else stated the most current weekly) on a nice Dell Studio XPS 16!
Originally posted by olli:
Come and play:
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/03/10/new-peregrine-build
@Olli
Why does your link refer to peregrine build? Have we received an upgrade from Presto 2.2?
This is an extract from Opera Core concerns dated 25 Feb 2009
New in Opera Presto 2.2: TLS 1.2 Support
By yngve.
TLS, SSL, presto, opera ...
One of the new, but less obvious, features in Opera Presto 2.2 and Opera 10 is support for version 1.2 of the Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol, the protocol formerly known as SSL...
But now it only opens, and doesn't close and anymore... :-/
This is the command:
Focus panel, "bookmarks" | Hide panel, -1 | Set alignment, "hotlist", 0
(If nothing else stated the most current weekly) on a nice Dell Studio XPS 16!
Originally posted by oke:
Why does your link refer to peregrine build? Have we received an upgrade from Presto 2.2?
What's your problem? Opera 10 Engine == Presto 2.2
(If nothing else stated the most current weekly) on a nice Dell Studio XPS 16!
english.lng file has following string. -323904300="Enable Opera Turbo to speed up browsing on slow connections."

(If nothing else stated the most current weekly) on a nice Dell Studio XPS 16!
Panels dont close anymore.
Me uses a completely different system:
Debian sid
Version 10.00
Internal Build 4205
Platform Linux
System i686, 2.6.27-10.slh.1-sidux-686
Qt library 3.3.8b
Java Java Runtime Environment installed
Do i need to create a topic / bug report or is this post sufficient to look at that regression?
19. March 2009, 20:03:55 (edited)
NOt sure how and why, but my wife mentioned it when I got home.
This is my browser: Opera/10.00 (Windows NT 5.1; U; nl) Presto/2.2.0 build 1345.
The problem does not show when I turn off the preview pane.
This is the RSS news item it hangs on: http://news.google.nl/?output=rss
The item is: (tuesday march 17 2009 23:46:35) Lager vonnis Tribunaal klap voor aanklager - Volkskrant.
Here's another one: Artsen verdeeld over nut screenen prostaat - NRC Handelsblad (19-3-2009 13:18)
If needed I have a memorydump (opera.exe.mdmp) and a dll-list (appcompat.txt).
One thing with the new Alfa is the web-page http://www.snn.no
Up in the left part of the page there is supposed to see som buttons liks "Login". The links are there, but the text and graphic doesnt show up. Im pretty sure this was working in a older Alfa.
Best regards,
Ronny Simonsen
Narvik - Norway
Once the page fully loads, it loads http://muzyka.interia.pl/s/g/box.html (which is blank), making the site worthless. I believe the box.html is supposed to be a frame in the larger page, but starting in Opera 10, it is opening it as a total page in the same tab/window, thus not letting you see the page you want.
If I time it right, I can try to hit the stop button just as the main page loads and prevent the box.html from loading. This is, however, hit and miss, depending on timing.
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate (Build 7601 - SP1)
6 Gig Ram
i7 920 Quad-Core (4.0 GHz)
Windows 7 x64 Ultimate (Build 7601 - SP1)
6 Gig Ram
i7 920 Quad-Core (4.0 GHz)
Same for Autosizer2.js
Originally posted by RainyShadow:
Viewing an image (direct link) while the ImageAutosizer.js user script is enabled causes the last couple Opera builds to crash.
Same for Autosizer2.js
I've had the same kind of crash but are you sure it's autosizer? I assumed that was the culprit too at first but it turned out to have been another USerJS (maintain scroll position). What other scripts do you have?
Assuming this is the same bug, it has been reported as #DSK-248587
27. March 2009, 22:52:59 (edited)
When I remove autosizer.js from my UserJS folder, it all works fine.
I'll try with only Autosizer (no other UserJS) and update in a bit.
[EDIT1]
You were right, sorry. It's not the Autosizer script. Next i thought that was caused by the ImgThumb.js script, or its interaction with Autosizer/some other script, but (see next edit)...
Here are the scripts i'm currently using:
a-improve-dtt-blog-prefs.js
cg_browser.xul.js
cg_javascript.js
cg_prefs.xul.js
cg_urls.rdf.js
cg_web_texts.js
detect-opera-sniffing.js
extra-download-links.js
flash-quality.js
google-translate.js
ImageAutosizer.js
improve-dtt-blog.js
linkify-txt.js
pretty-xml-tree.js
smir_common.js
snap-links.js
ueb.user.js
xerath-plugsome-toolbar.js
xerath-power-drag.js
YousableTubeFix.js
zoom-image.user.js
btw. could someone tell me the origin of the cg_*.js scripts, please ? I can't recall where/how i got these
[EDIT2]
I just got couple crashes while trying to resize an image (direct URL) via the xerath-power-drag.js script, just holding the Shift key while hovering the image causes a crash. Guess I'll give up on hunting for the responsible script for now (ife there is one at all)...
Whichever script is causing all those, i don't think ANY script should be able to crash a browser, no matter if it's Opera, IE, or whatever. Fortunately, this build (Turbo) isn't a final release

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