New build available
By olli. Thursday, 14. December 2006, 16:00:30
In the last build there snuck in a pretty bad regression, so we ended up having to revert one of the layout fixes from yesterday.
Our favorite customer Santa has a deadline coming up so we are approaching release of Opera 9.10.
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix
Our favorite customer Santa has a deadline coming up so we are approaching release of Opera 9.10.
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix



MossMan # 14. December 2006, 15:06
neoscorp # 14. December 2006, 15:09
Thanks Opera !
DandS # 14. December 2006, 15:30
korosuke0123 # 14. December 2006, 15:35
Ibsen # 14. December 2006, 15:36
superjoppe # 14. December 2006, 15:49
illiad # 14. December 2006, 15:50
'wally' is 'only for entertainment' where 'about opera' is 'only for information' ...
Ok if you are just 'amusing yourself' but otherwise please state a *web page* that gives strange results...
You *do* want an Xmas pressie, dont you??????
chrislu # 14. December 2006, 15:52
issues stay:
1. i have an urgent issue which is present since several versions.
i have an imapt account at my university. now i have to accept the certificate everytime i check for mails, the install button is always grayed out. i tried reinstalling opera from scratch and to install the certificates directly. they appear under the security settings and i uncheckt to warn me everytime i use the certificate.
why is that?
the warning reads:
"- The certificate for "mailgate.uni-weimar.de" is signed by the unknown Certificate Authority "BU Weimar CA". It is not possible to verify that this is a valid certificate"
problem is the certificate is allready installed. i installed them directly from the following links (at the bottom). up until i think 9.01 i could use these certificates without problems.
http://www.uni-weimar.de/cms/Electronic_Mail.1734.0.html
2. another thing like the image problem:
navigate to a new page. while it loads press the back button. then navigate forward with the forward button again to the half loaded page. the loading will not continue and the page stays half loaded.
Originally posted by junyor:
toman # 14. December 2006, 16:02
Ahui886 # 14. December 2006, 16:10
Marcu5z # 14. December 2006, 16:11
TriMN # 14. December 2006, 16:16
Thanks for a new build.
Well, I got one little Issue. Opera is using a lot of time to start on Mac OS 10.4.8... The Windows build pops up immediately but on my mac, it takes about 5-10 .. sometimes 20 seconds.
I've tried to empty cache and history.. even removed all Opera data from my mac and startup with plain standard Opera. Still slow.
Safari just pops up when I hit it. I'm in a hurry each morning and Opera is a kind of "eating my time".
yeye, Thanks anyway. Keep up the good work!
Edit: one more thing, it is taking a lot of CPU if a webpage got one little fancy object that're moving.
HeeZy # 14. December 2006, 16:39
alf245 # 14. December 2006, 16:42
Just wanted to remind you that the Linux build suffers from another pretty bad regression since build #339 (#333 is fine): Scrolling (Smooth scrolling turned off) with keyboard sucks when several tabs (even blank ones) are open and several buttons have been added to the address bar.
illiad # 14. December 2006, 16:54
Vladimyr # 14. December 2006, 17:29
asif2bd # 14. December 2006, 17:54
I had not write earlier, so its my first.
I am facing great difficulties with java.
kennycrudup # 14. December 2006, 17:57
Originally posted by Olli:
So, I'm assuming y'all just backed it out, instead of trying something new in its place?
http://kenny.nepsa.com/private/opera-screenshots/grab_14-12-2006_095455.png
Vladimyr # 14. December 2006, 17:58
olli # 14. December 2006, 18:00
CRAFT # 14. December 2006, 18:01
Big thanks to you for this amazing soft!!
In the ninth version don't suit me only 2 things. Please, solve these two problems:
1) Make an option in preferenses for switching-off of constant empty page, after the previous versions it is the reason of the big discomfort.
Absence of a dagger "To close" on this page throws into me confusion.
2) At some forums which are based a cursor phpBB (the official site - http://www.phpbb.com) at restart Opera automatically doesn't enter on a forum as was at 8.54 but only through a staff. Fix it!
PS: Sorry for my bad eng.... =(
kyleabaker # 14. December 2006, 18:04
rxbbx # 14. December 2006, 18:05
kennycrudup # 14. December 2006, 18:07
asif2bd # 14. December 2006, 18:10
Example of my problem :
I am writing or editing on a blog site or site creator many time opera just cant load the interface(java tool) while i tried with Mozilla or their new Gran Paradiso could do most of the time.
Whats wrong?
olli # 14. December 2006, 18:12
ar1pe # 14. December 2006, 18:14
Great news.
toyotabedzrock # 14. December 2006, 18:30
umrain # 14. December 2006, 18:34
littlediamond82 # 14. December 2006, 18:46
Why not changing the default theme for MAC OS X? Font Height and Tabs does not seem exactly match the look of the whole system.
I'm not a developer but aesthetically Safari or Camino are better.
It's a pity cuz I like opera features
klingoncowboy4 # 14. December 2006, 18:51
1. What regression?
2. 9.10 is going to be released soon? Yipy! I ca nfinally do more than just a weekly upgade on the other machines.
Darken # 14. December 2006, 19:07
OsoSentado # 14. December 2006, 19:24
Check the next site: http://www.petslandmexico.com/distribuidora/index.html
This site displays right in IE and Firefox.
In Opera as soon as I open the page it's show all the menues and it seems that the page is not working properly.
Why?
csant # 14. December 2006, 19:51
Originally posted by alf245:
Could you please be a bit more precise? I currently have (*checks*) 357 tabs open, smooth scrolling off, use only the keyboard - and scrolling works just fine
CRAFT # 14. December 2006, 19:53
Opera - 4ever
Investor # 14. December 2006, 19:58
http://www.adobe.com/
Rijk # 14. December 2006, 20:14
Rijk # 14. December 2006, 20:32
If the site upgrades to version 4 of this DHTML menu, everything should work fine in Opera.
alf245 # 14. December 2006, 20:33
Thanks for answering.
Here is one way to produce choppy scrolling:
1. Run Opera with 'opera -pd newdir'.
2. Left-click on the 'I agree' button.
3. Close Opera's startup tab.
4. Maximize the Opera window.
5. To avoid side effects, disable Plug-ins, JavaScript, Java.
6. Create a tab containing
http://www.heise.de
7. Create 20 buttons (the more the better) on the address bar for
'http://www.heise.de' by dragging the page icon from the URL field and dropping it beside the other buttons.
8. Open 20 blank tabs (the more the better).
9. Left-click on the tab containing 'http://www.heise.de'.
10. Press the cursor down key to scroll the page down. Scrolling should be extremely choppy now.
Please let me know wether you can reproduce this.
Rijk # 14. December 2006, 20:37
You are still not being very clear. Are you talking about Java or JavaScript? Do you have specific websites where things don't work as expected? If so please, give the URL. Note that some websites do net yet take full use of the capabilities in Opera 8 and 9, unfortunately.
d.i.z. # 14. December 2006, 20:46
Whyy? Did it have anything to do with regression?
medium # 14. December 2006, 20:56
Now Opera 9 for me will be 100% useful.
olli # 14. December 2006, 21:01
CRAFT # 14. December 2006, 21:09
http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/2545/234ej5.jpg
CRAFT # 14. December 2006, 21:52
2) At home network forums which are based a phpBB engine (the official site - http://www.phpbb.com) at restart Opera automatically doesn't enter on a forum,as was at 8.54, only through a staff. Fix it!
PS: Sorry for my bad eng.... =(
csant # 14. December 2006, 22:04
Rijk # 14. December 2006, 22:18
alf245 # 14. December 2006, 23:05
Thank you very much for your confirmation. Yes, I sent a bug report about this issue several times. The last ones have been #238121 and #214449, if I remember correctly. Does it make sense to send another one? I also reported it there:
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2006/11/17/one-more-step-towards-9-10?startidx=60
Here is a confirmation from Gofo. He also makes interesting observations there, that I can confirm (except for the mouse wheel thing) and that might be related to the scrolling issue:
http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2006/11/17/one-more-step-towards-9-10?startidx=102
kkuhlemann # 14. December 2006, 23:08
build 521 shows only about one of ten flash-films.
I know that this is still beta, but it works stable in firefox etc.
Flashplayer 7 -installed only in Opera leaving 9 for the other browsers- shows anything correctly.
This is Linux only (.6 shared rpm). Flashplayer 9 works fine in the Windows build.
kennycrudup # 14. December 2006, 23:27