Easter egg!
By Johan Borg. Tuesday, 3. April 2007, 14:46:02
After a boring weekend we're finally allowed to be funny again
Personally I really look forward to the dress as a troll day, hope to bring you pictures of that
In the meantime, here's a new build with minor fixes all over the place. Our QA is too busy testing to even write a changelog, so finding the fixes will be our way of hunting easter eggs, I guess...
Known issue
Known changelog
Download:
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix
Personally I really look forward to the dress as a troll day, hope to bring you pictures of that
In the meantime, here's a new build with minor fixes all over the place. Our QA is too busy testing to even write a changelog, so finding the fixes will be our way of hunting easter eggs, I guess...
Known issue
- The .6 rpm doesn't start on Linux. You can fix it by replacing
"OPERA_BINARYDIR=/usr/lib/opera/9.20-20070403.10/" with
"OPERA_BINARYDIR=/usr/lib/opera/9.20-20070403.6/"
in the startup script "/usr/bin/opera"
Known changelog
- Further improvements to flash 9 plug-in on UNIX
Download:
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix



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pavlac # 3. April 2007, 22:27
Kyle Baker # 3. April 2007, 23:56
Is Opera supposed to ask to use UserJS on https sites each and every time? Or should it remember the answer?
FataL # 4. April 2007, 00:35
Arthur Wilkinson # 4. April 2007, 01:40
Originally posted by olli:
Any clues?
mohitv # 4. April 2007, 04:09
Kyle Baker # 4. April 2007, 05:16
So the https sites are supposed to always trigger a question of whether or not to use the userjs? or is that a bug? cause it gets annoying, hehe.
Claudio Santambrogio # 4. April 2007, 05:29
Claudio Santambrogio # 4. April 2007, 05:45
Kyle Baker # 4. April 2007, 06:27
I have installed the "orangoo-spell-check" userjs made by Sombria..and every time I open Opera (with a gmail tab always open on startup) it waits on loading the login page until I click yes/no to use userjs. I think this should be a saved choice..as I answer the same every time I visit the page. I've been told that I can modify the js so that it ignores https site, but that's not what I want to do as I might use it on some, so a simple solution would be to remember my answer instead of forgetting when Opera is closed, etc. Also, not everyone who uses userjs will be a guru in javascript and able to make it ignore https sites so for those people it would also make life easier if it remembered.
Thanks for responding!
@Devs
Also, just noticed that the "Charset Inheritance Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability" was fixed a few builds back in 9.2 beta. Congratz on patching another security hole! Now the Stay Secure widget looks good again, hehe.
Claudio Santambrogio # 4. April 2007, 06:41
Sascha # 4. April 2007, 06:59
Calendar : reports incompatible browser (but works)
Notebook : (http://www.google.com/notebook) - no possibilty to add a note here ...
Good work so far.
Cheers Sascha
olli # 4. April 2007, 08:01
Aux # 4. April 2007, 08:01
Rijk # 4. April 2007, 08:08
That is by default shown in the order the feeds were retrieved. Remember that a 'feed' is simply a single document that contains a number of articles. Opera than stores these articles separately. By clicking the column header articles get sorted on date, which works fine as long as the feed supply proper date fields for each article. Otherwise Opera will have to use the 'received' timestamp for the sorting. I don't think there are real bugs here.
Edmund Blackadder # 4. April 2007, 08:15
I haven't seen it on my own install but on others that have only upgraded to final versions.
Messages related to an entirely other feed would constantly show up in the wrong feed. Not every message would go wrong but some would. I believe they would also appear in both their correct feed and in some others where they didn't belong at the same time.
Not sure if it remains such, but if nothing has been fixed in this area it's pretty much bound to isn't it?
bba123 # 4. April 2007, 08:43
Happy Easter
illiad # 4. April 2007, 09:03
Originally posted by SKolb:
when google stops **messing about** and gives the opera devs thier 'secret codings'!!!Peter Hinkov # 4. April 2007, 09:21
(In build 8767 was in order)
Andrew # 4. April 2007, 10:13
What difference is between
opera-9.20-20070403.5-shared-qt.i386-en-631.tar.bz2
and
opera-9.20-20070403.6-shared-qt.i386-en-631.tar.bz2 ?
Vakio # 4. April 2007, 10:46
Yep, same here. The output when trying to run Opera is:
"ERROR: ld.so: object 'libjvm.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libawt.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
** Message: plugin_get_value 1 (1)
** Message: plugin_get_value 2 (2)
** Message: plugin_get_value 1 (1)
** Message: plugin_get_value 2 (2)
** Message: plugin_get_value 1 (1)
** Message: plugin_get_value 2 (2)
** Message: plugin_get_value 1 (1)
** Message: plugin_get_value 2 (2)
** Message: plugin_get_value 1 (1)
** Message: plugin_get_value 2 (2)
Segmentation fault"
The upgraded packages (with some clearly unrelated ones like OpenOffice stripped away) were:
xorg
python-uno
libxfont1
libnm-util0
libnm-glib0
libexchange-storage1.2-1
libedataserverui1.2-6
libcaca0
libcucul0
libklibc
klibc-utils
libedata-cal1.2-5
libegroupwise1.2-10
libebook1.2-5
libecal1.2-6
libedata-book1.2-2
libcamel1.2-8
libedataserver1.2-7
libkrb53
libkadm55
libkrb5-dev
file
libmagic1
xserver-xorg
x11-common
xserver-xorg-input-all
xserver-xorg-video-all
libx11-6
libx11-data
libx11-dev
base-files
tar
Xorg only got new translations, so it must be something else.
rwf # 4. April 2007, 12:34
The .5 version of Opera is linked against/to libstdc++.so.5 and the .6 version is linked against/to libstdc++.so.6. The libstdc++.so libraries are part of gcc (the GNU C complier). When gcc upgraded from version 3.3.n to 3.4.n (and higher), they changed the ABI, and bumped the version to .6.
Opera created two images (.5 and .6) to get around this
gcc incompatibility issue. The Opera .6 version was compiled on a gcc 4.1 system and the .5 version was compiled on a gcc 3.1.0 system (I think)
I have a gcc 4.1.1 system, therefore libstdc++.so.6 is present and I can use the .6 version of Opera.
Leon # 4. April 2007, 14:09
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libjvm.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libawt.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Soleen # 4. April 2007, 14:37
I tried setting OPERA_NUM_XSHM to {100, 50, 25, 12, 6, 3, 1} always segfaults during start, does not only if 0. I can send you core dumps
naphil # 4. April 2007, 14:43
There is a bug regarding youtube videos. If a youtube video page is loaded in opera for too many hours, you can play the video using the youtube standard view page (small video) but you cannot play the video using the youtube fullscreen view page.
A minor usability fix is needed:
it is not possible to close pages/tabs using the window menu(near Tools menu) or the tab bar dropdown menu extensor or rightmouse-button+scroller list. It could be useful to assign the middle or right mouse button to assolve this function.
Another design option could be that when using toolbar exension option(which is enabled when there are 10+tabs) the dropdown menu will show the full list of tabs (like the window menu or windows pane) but clicking on an item in the list will will also change currently visible tabs to show a range of tabs containing the active/selected webpage (item)
I usually abuse opera loading very large multipage sessions (I cannot count them but there are nearly 100 pages) this way the tabs are resized to 2 pixel or less width producing a strange effect (It seems a skinning error), It would be useful in such cases to provide the user an alert dialog box to enable the tab menu extension option.
Opera has become my main internet user agent.
It offers a great degree of customizability apart from lacking firefox-like addons. It has got widgets I know but it would be wonderful to provide a mean to use standard Opera interface to add new functionality. Like a dropdown menu to translate pages in other languages by using user selectable translation services on internet.
richlv # 4. April 2007, 14:48
$ opera
(process:29415): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: gtype.c:2215: initialization assertion failed, use IA__g_type_init() prior to this function
(process:29415): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_clipboard_get_for_display: assertion `GDK_IS_DISPLAY (display)' failed
Adobe FlashPlayer: gtk_clipboard_get(GDK_SELECTION_PRIMARY); failed. Trying to call gtk_init(0,0);
Doug Schurman # 4. April 2007, 15:12
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libjvm.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
ERROR: ld.so: object 'libawt.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Soleen # 4. April 2007, 15:52
Update: nevermind, did not know fiesty was ubuntu's name.
Aphenitry # 4. April 2007, 16:04
See http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=183923
Edit: Solen, OPERA_NUM_XSHM=0 opera changed nothing.
FataL # 4. April 2007, 16:19
Regression from build 8768!Something wrong happend with background images! In some cases they not visible at all.
Is it known problem or I'm going to make screenshot, test, report?..
My bad, sorry... Had "Only cashed images" option on.
Jan De Luyck # 4. April 2007, 16:50
Jan
Leon # 4. April 2007, 17:14
but I also don't think this is a real solution, changing OS-libraries...
Oleg # 4. April 2007, 17:43
Edgar P. Nash # 4. April 2007, 17:50
rwf # 4. April 2007, 18:27
Curious. And a --debugfont portion.
Version 577(.1)
Version 631(.1)
Szőts Ákos # 4. April 2007, 18:50
I think you should expand the google search to the one word form too.
Of course with the acceptance of the hosts file primarily (eg. localhost etc).
bmd # 4. April 2007, 18:57
As -KJ- and pavlac have pointed out, in the last two builds (8767 and 8769) activating the status bar deactivates the Link: tool-tips. I find this type of tool-tips very useful so please tell me that it is just a bug and not a feature.
Keep up the good work guys!
Tim Altman # 4. April 2007, 19:19
Mathias Plichta # 4. April 2007, 19:27
That would be especially annoying for icons that link somewhere, as the title is usually the best way to figure out what the icon does (for me, anyways).
ra1000 # 4. April 2007, 19:52
flashplugin doesn't work correctly on
http://moosy.blogspot.com/
i've used UNIX build 631
buy
bmd # 4. April 2007, 20:20
Junyor: I hope there is/will be an option to revert to the old behavior. It was really useful since the status bar can't show the whole URL if it is too long.
DoubleT # 4. April 2007, 22:26
rwf # 4. April 2007, 22:49
Easy to duplicate. Preference -> Advanced -> Content -> Plug-in options... -> Change path ... -> Okay -> Okay -> Okay. Then enter <alt t a p>
Arthur Wilkinson # 4. April 2007, 23:46
Originally posted by mohitv:
No, that was posted on OperaWatch, and Olli mentioned that no one found the Easter Egg that he was referring to.
I get the feeling that no one's going to drop any hints, so I'll have to figure it out on my own...
Vygantas # 5. April 2007, 08:01
Krešo Kunjas # 5. April 2007, 08:32
Tracio # 5. April 2007, 09:26
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=183923&t=1175717548&page=1
ToHtorrent # 5. April 2007, 09:54
Or at least when will be fixed bug with color-button?
http://forum.proc.ru/uploads/1174730458/gallery_424_1_43255.jpg
illiad # 5. April 2007, 12:52
Originally posted by borg:
so if you find out what has been fixed, call it an easter egg...- Looks like they have been 'coding' way to hard, to even do some 'recreational' coding.... take it easy, guys...
Tim Altman # 5. April 2007, 13:52
illiad # 5. April 2007, 13:58