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[3367/6321/8336] Mac and Windows RC
They think the new Mac build is almost a final (almost), and also that we're close to another final on Windows - and maybe even to a first beta for Linux. Still a couple of known issues with the Mac build though (and of course, several with Linux) ...Known Issues
Never-stops-loading on some pages
Mac PowerPC
Plugin crash when signing in to chat in Google Mail
Unix
Problems with some font settings
Plugin MIME types without file extensions don't work
No printing
Take it for a spin and tell them what still needs work ...
Update: They've just reverted cookie handling to the way 10.10 worked to resolve the (cookie-related) NSL issue. Everything else should be the same. (Well, almost ... the changelog says there's also an attempt to fix an XmlHttpRequest issue.)
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2010/04/21/new-rc-for-windows-and-mac
I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed this, so I'll mention it.
I have two Linux platforms - both openSUSE, but one is my very pure 11.2 laptop with no KDE/GNOME libs installed [at all]. The other is my messy, halfway between 11.1 and 11.2 desktop with KDE/GNOME libs all over it. I use Fluxbox on both.
The rendering of fonts seems to have caused people lots of grief over the last ten[?] builds, but actually it was never a problem for me on my laptop; just on my desktop. Since they've fixed it for KDE, the reverse is true.
I thought I'd have a look and see what was different between my two installations, and am currently installing each "missing" package on my laptop [well, as long as it doesn't try to bring down gconf and libgnomevfs, that is
].
I'm wondering what libs Opera uses for the font rendering - could it be just a matter of installing something?
I have two Linux platforms - both openSUSE, but one is my very pure 11.2 laptop with no KDE/GNOME libs installed [at all]. The other is my messy, halfway between 11.1 and 11.2 desktop with KDE/GNOME libs all over it. I use Fluxbox on both.
The rendering of fonts seems to have caused people lots of grief over the last ten[?] builds, but actually it was never a problem for me on my laptop; just on my desktop. Since they've fixed it for KDE, the reverse is true.
I thought I'd have a look and see what was different between my two installations, and am currently installing each "missing" package on my laptop [well, as long as it doesn't try to bring down gconf and libgnomevfs, that is
].I'm wondering what libs Opera uses for the font rendering - could it be just a matter of installing something?
I gotta quote myself from the 3363 topic.
Apart from that, I noticed a new bug in the Add Bookmark dialog (again). When I scroll down in the Create in dropdown, its lower edge becomes corrupted. See the screenshot.
Originally posted by D1sasterp1ece:
Originally posted by D1sasterp1ece:
I've got a problem with some of the context menus - when I add an icon to a menu entry, it stops working.
E.g. under [Speed Dial Thumbnail Popup Menu],Item, "Reload" = Reload thumbnailworks, butItem, "Reload" = Reload thumbnail,,,,"Reload"does not. Same for the rest of the entries under the same section. Can someone confirm?
That one still bugs me. Besides it, I also experience the bug described by hundredorzero here.
Apart from that, I noticed a new bug in the Add Bookmark dialog (again). When I scroll down in the Create in dropdown, its lower edge becomes corrupted. See the screenshot.
А crappy old PC running XP Pro SP3 and Opera 11.64 (1403) + 12.02 (1578) + 12.16 (1860) (plus a few other builds)
Loyal Opera user saying NO to Opera 15.
Opera Mobile 16 & Opera Mobile 16 beta & Opera Mobile 12.1 & Opera Mini 7.5 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Opera Mobile 12 & Opera Mini 7 on Nokia E51
Loyal Opera user saying NO to Opera 15.
Opera Mobile 16 & Opera Mobile 16 beta & Opera Mobile 12.1 & Opera Mini 7.5 on Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Opera Mobile 12 & Opera Mini 7 on Nokia E51
dear opera,
whatever you did to the cookies from 10.2 to 10.5, don't do that again.
ever.
love,
me
ALL sites loaded correctly first time out. i did not delete any cookies or caches. it is a major improvement. what did you change from 10.2 to 10.5?
whatever you did to the cookies from 10.2 to 10.5, don't do that again.
ever.
love,
me
ALL sites loaded correctly first time out. i did not delete any cookies or caches. it is a major improvement. what did you change from 10.2 to 10.5?
Anyone able to play this video? http://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/29035
3368 etc is out here http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2010/04/22/a-couple-of-more-fixes
XP Pro SP3 Opera 10.52 3381
Originally posted by robellett:
3368 etc is out here http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2010/04/22/a-couple-of-more-fixes
before i download, does this new build have the same cookie behavior as 10.1? i don't see that confirmed in the post and the way that builds have been churning out lately, i want to make sure this fix has been incorporated.
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