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9.2 Beta

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Thank you!

Great feedback here over the last few weeks has helped us a lot and we're happy to see 9.2 Beta going live on labs.opera.com :hat:

In other good news, Adobe has announced Creative Suite 3 where Opera is used by several components as a rendering engine.

Changelogs:

A short changelogApproaching 9.2

Comments

chesss 28. March 2007, 12:55

Changelog?

nodata 28. March 2007, 12:58

Hmmm... download link seems to redirect me to te 9.10. Looking for Linux version...

Is it the same as last Fridays?

Jeldert 28. March 2007, 13:00

Nodata, if you click the UNIX build 617 link on top of this page it will download the latest version (9.20 Beta 1).

nodata 28. March 2007, 13:01

What a shame... Thank you!

Also, a big thanx goes to the developers!

ar1pe 28. March 2007, 13:02

Thank you again. Works beautifully!

rxbbx 28. March 2007, 13:05

Thnx.. waiting for the Final :smile:

StoB 28. March 2007, 13:14

What's the build number?

ytsmabeer 28. March 2007, 13:20

@StoB: build 8762,
The same as the last weekly

dAEk 28. March 2007, 13:33

@borg: Thank you (the entire Opera team)! :wink:

Zajec 28. March 2007, 13:49

Kuja-IX 28. March 2007, 13:49

Thaks a lot for the fix of the cross site scripting vulnérability :smile:

Ahui886 28. March 2007, 14:07

good news!
thanks!

Tamil 28. March 2007, 14:14

Thanks.

Serpher 28. March 2007, 14:17

Upi! New Opera! Thx :wink:

Muzzlehatch 28. March 2007, 14:24

Great stuff!

When do we get the one with the bug-fixes to the mail client? Love speed dial, Opera and even M2 but can't wait for the rewrite. Having to manually insert blank lines on quoted text is a real drag!

calande 28. March 2007, 14:37

Cool deal! :smile:

The preview of my bookmarks when I open a new tab is perfect! Thanks a lot!

How long will it take before other browsers copy this functionality?

csant 28. March 2007, 14:42

Zajec, one opera you are running is a static, and the other one a shared build? And I guess the "awful" one is the static? :smile:

grogge 28. March 2007, 14:55

Huh?!? Beta already? That was (too) fast.

Still no usable search engine manager... :frown:

cybcode 28. March 2007, 14:56

After opening/closing tabs a few times, Opera becomes EXTREMELY sluggish: I need to wait about 500ms until a tab gets focused (after clicking it). I need to wait for the mail client to focus too, and for mail messages to open. (I didn't have to wait in 9.1.)

The sluggishness persists until I restart Opera. It seems that the more I open/close tabs, the slower Opera gets.

Hiding Speed Dial doesn't help.

I had to revert back to 9.1 because this problem renders 9.2 completely unusable for me.

I use Ubuntu 6.10. I installed the relevant .DEB package. My machine is very fast (Core 2 Duo).

Zajec 28. March 2007, 14:58

@csant ahh, get it now :-) thanks

SoulOfDoinel 28. March 2007, 15:02

Is the same of 23 March 2007 ?
When I install ask me to repair not to reinstall the new version, and the build number is the same.

kiaM 28. March 2007, 15:15

Thanks, nice Beta. Speed dial is awesome!

Twilo 28. March 2007, 15:19

thanks for this beta :-)

consalt 28. March 2007, 15:22

I'm confused. The page zoom tool doesn't work properly at _Beta_ version. Such little bug doesn't fixed at Beta version?!!! IMHO, it's terrible! :frown:

haavard 28. March 2007, 16:01

Yes, it's a beta version. That means that there will be lots of bugs.

RicardoB 28. March 2007, 16:13

Missing Portuguese (Brazil) language. Installation and localization file.

Buttons on webpages are not being pressed/released (there is some problem with those button's states animation). They are working normally for their functions however.

rogerpe 28. March 2007, 16:23

www.xbox.com is totally broken

xErath 28. March 2007, 16:34

www.xbox.com is totally broken


No it's not. Id as IE or FF.

FataL 28. March 2007, 16:35

Adobe has announced Creative Suite 3 where Opera is used by several components as a rendering engine.

What version of Opera engine they used: 8 or 9?

klingoncowboy4 28. March 2007, 16:36

Nice :yes:

borg 28. March 2007, 16:45

@FataL: 9

noizz 28. March 2007, 17:09

Is there a place where I can learn a bit more about the Adobe Creative Suite CS3 components' that use Opera?

Ken45140 28. March 2007, 17:15

Speed dial is an interesting concept. I like the idea of Ctrl-# to jump to really well used sites. However, without the option to automatically open in a new tab (Target = blank), it is a non starter for me. Can this be considered for an upgrade?
Thanks.

illiad 28. March 2007, 17:22

consalt 28. March 2007, 18:11

illiad: Yes, this one.

Cyro 28. March 2007, 18:27

About the beta changelog. What does "Images with broken exif data now display" mean?

illiad 28. March 2007, 18:40

consalt: lets hope they fix it before final! - would you wear a badly-fitting shirt to see the queen??

'exif data' is special data stored in the picture, eg shutter speed, exposure, etc... and opera uses it *own* process to display graphics..

cbh 28. March 2007, 18:49

@Cyro: guess there has been a bug regarding img info, http://www.exif.org/

(to see exif-info: right click on an image and select 'image properties'. Example image at http://www.ruc.dk/dat/undervisning/foraar2007/ )

Rijk 28. March 2007, 18:51

@Cyro: apparently there was a bug reported on that.

@Ken45140: you could press Ctrl+T first.

@rogerpe: to help us here, please try to give more details. Like, did that site work in previous versions?

@RicardoB: no worry, pt-BR will be back in time for final. Not sure what button problem you have...

@consalt: page zoom is working fine, but the zoom widget often shows the wrong value.

@SoulOfDoinel: yes, this is the same build as the last weekly.

@cybcode: might this be related to the shared memory changes for Linux? Did you try the earlier weekly builds?

@Charlie_X: see http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/759403 for our roadmap.

rogerpe 28. March 2007, 19:28

Rijk: didn't work with the previous desktopteam build. I uploaded the html I got here: http://up.servut.us/dl/954

vladaa 28. March 2007, 19:30

I found some mostly small bugs in Opera. Please look at the current list:

http://www.profiserver.cz/opera/operabugs.htm

illiad 28. March 2007, 19:32

Rijk: my bugreport *did* state that zoom 'works fine', but the indicator does not... you have to move the mouse to the web page, then it will 'go back' to '100%' (while the page is obviously 200%.... )

- and peeps! :D dont just tell us, report it properly!!

rogerpe 28. March 2007, 19:37

Great list, vladaa

Zybex 28. March 2007, 19:40

What about classic installer?

vladaa 28. March 2007, 19:45

@rogerpe: Thank you. I hope someone from Opera developers will take a look at it.

predatorian 28. March 2007, 19:49

Works great except for the lack of brazilian portuguese under languages.

FataL 28. March 2007, 20:04

@vladaa: nice list of bugs indeed! :up:
Especially I like "blackout" one (bug #247193). :D
Your bug #245113 seems very similar to this one.

olli 28. March 2007, 20:05

Zybex,

ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/win/920b/en/Opera_9.20b_Classic_Setup.exe

illiad 28. March 2007, 20:27

Zybex: yes, I'm using it! (Beta is *identical* to 8762 weekly)

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