Opera 9.22 released
By olli. Thursday, 19. July 2007, 14:10:32
Hey
We released 9.22 today and it's a recommended security update.
Changelogs:
* Windows: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/922/
* Mac: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/mac/922/
* Linux/UNIX: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/linux/922/
Bit Torrent also received some nice improvements, so it should be quite a bit faster now.
Thank you all for participating in the weekly testing..
Looking forward to serving you some fresh Kestrel builds soon.
We released 9.22 today and it's a recommended security update.
Changelogs:
* Windows: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/922/
* Mac: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/mac/922/
* Linux/UNIX: http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/linux/922/
Bit Torrent also received some nice improvements, so it should be quite a bit faster now.
Thank you all for participating in the weekly testing..
Looking forward to serving you some fresh Kestrel builds soon.
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By Luchio, # 19. July 2007, 14:34:27
Originally posted by olli:
By Tamil, # 19. July 2007, 14:35:15
Nice build -- 8801. :-D
Hope first weekly for 9.5 Kestrel is coming soon.
Lg Headsick
By Headsick, # 19. July 2007, 14:36:45
By Galileo, # 19. July 2007, 14:48:03
By skydart, # 19. July 2007, 14:49:26
By somh, # 19. July 2007, 14:49:46
I hope weeklies really become weeklies one day
By aleksanteri, # 19. July 2007, 14:52:07
Originally posted by aleksanteri:
Yea really. We should officially change the name (sometimies, unstable builds, whenever-we-get-around-to-its, when-they're-readies, etc). If they drop 26 in a year, I'd be surprised. (There are 52 weeks in a year for those who didn't catch the correlation)I'm upgrading... Seems I've skipped a build somewhere.
By fearphage, # 19. July 2007, 15:19:47
+1
By Luchio, # 19. July 2007, 15:28:07
By grizzly3, # 19. July 2007, 15:30:47
http://www.tdbanknorth.com/exc/html/login_redirect.html
If you select New Hampshire.
I have filed a bug several versions back. But this bug never was fixed.
By Soleen, # 19. July 2007, 15:35:28
By edupav, # 19. July 2007, 15:41:15
By DjiXas, # 19. July 2007, 15:55:50
By herrnagell, # 19. July 2007, 15:58:02
By superenan, # 19. July 2007, 15:59:09
Nice to know about kestrel
By andresruiz, # 19. July 2007, 16:10:06
By rseiler, # 19. July 2007, 16:15:01
But beta is funnier
By Real_quark, # 19. July 2007, 16:21:28
By viniciuscubone, # 19. July 2007, 16:31:18
By informale, # 19. July 2007, 16:34:17
1) it seems, byte counters, received/transmitted, are always stuck to zero - at least for multifile torrents, but maybe for single files too.
2) if multifile torrent has files with non-Latin letters (for example in russian) - Opera turns the filenames into garbage.
AFAIU the filenames in torrents are in UTF-8, Opera passes them to OS file API, so filenameswould be binary UTF-8 and for the user - that would be garbage, dependent on current locale of OS.
So in Linux turned set with UTF-8 locale - by chance it would be ok, in Windows, Linux/KOI8, Linux/cp-1251 - that would be hardly accessible files with corrupt names.
By the_Arioch, # 19. July 2007, 16:34:43
By jonspencerbx, # 19. July 2007, 16:38:05
I see that the number of windows build in the upper left part of the page is still 8800.
By SoulOfDoinel, # 19. July 2007, 17:04:28
go here for the final, build 8801 (it is not a 'preview', so it is not on the blog!!)
and talk about it here!!
the next one here will be 8802 or higher!!
By illiad, # 19. July 2007, 17:15:53
www.onet.pl - ok, I don't like commercials, but where they are? I like to block content myself, not by browser.
By rekkoo, # 19. July 2007, 19:06:20
By jtb, # 19. July 2007, 19:12:57
Originally posted by jtb:
Confirmed. I had to use FF to revert back and then deleted all yahoo cookies. Yahoo (my.yahoo.com) is becoming more trouble than it's worth.
By rwf, # 19. July 2007, 19:49:56
Originally posted by jtb:
It's the same story in 9.21...it just depends on what emulation you use. Unfortunately, Opera defaults to "Mask as FF" for my.yahoo.com, which is not the best choice (or at least it wasn't when I wrote about it in the thread below, which, of course, was ignored--I don't know how much of that information is still current, however).
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=155359
If you put your emulation on "Opera" you'll at least be told that you have an unsupported browser (something we at least expect to see) instead of getting a blank window. You might want to experiment with other emulations, for example IE, which appears to get you there.
By rseiler, # 19. July 2007, 20:30:24
By sebt, # 19. July 2007, 20:57:58
Originally posted by rseiler:
Interesting post. Unfortunately Opera's override_downloaded.ini file has my.yahoo.com set to User Agent|Spoof UserAgent ID=4. Note: I'm assuming I can't override this 'setting'.
By rwf, # 19. July 2007, 21:33:24
This is not a specific issue for 9.22 though, using the Forum thread for comments on it is better.
By Rijk, # 19. July 2007, 22:34:03
Still having problems with that site, that's about the only thing holding me back from Opera right now.
By Dan33185, # 19. July 2007, 22:42:26
Still cant rean comments (unless using CTRL+F3 or any other browser).
By DjiXas, # 19. July 2007, 23:18:59
By Damiel, # 20. July 2007, 00:16:09
By alf245, # 20. July 2007, 00:25:57
Originally posted by DjiXas:
You mean Ctrl-F11 (Fit to width)
Yes, I noticed that too (some Live Spaces blogs being cut off--it's worse than just comments), though it's not specific to 9.22.
By rseiler, # 20. July 2007, 00:34:51
Apparently not recommended for people using http://deb.opera.com/ or else someone at opera would have spent half a minute updating the repo.
By msundman, # 20. July 2007, 02:03:39
By kyleabaker, # 20. July 2007, 04:22:11
Congrats, Desktop Team. Next goals are Kestrel weeklies!
By saito, # 20. July 2007, 05:40:08
Originally posted by Rijk:
Though the thing is you get that every time if the emulation is on Opera, or at least I can't get rid of it, so it would be better set on IE. But however it's set it's incredibly slow in Opera so is not really usable anyway; I had to switch back to the classic version.
By rseiler, # 20. July 2007, 06:39:21
Actually I think it is since version 9.20 but didnt pay attention when it starts.
My mousecursor dissapeared in the Opera Window an came back after a second. It happend over opend websides and also opend settingswindows.
Hope you can help me with that, fell free to ask questions to my systems if you think it might help.
1. PC Windows XP SP1 Opera 9.20 Final
2. PC Windows XP SP2 Opera 9.22 Build 8800
3. Laptop Windows XP Mediacenter with all patches Opera 9.22 Build 8800
By The_Brain1984, # 20. July 2007, 07:02:02
Cheers!
By CanadaGeek, # 20. July 2007, 07:51:02
But I still have two problems:
* sometimes wrong images are displayed (from the cache?)
* when using Opera on two machines accassing the same mail accout with POP3 on the one and IMAP on the other PC the IMAP account is not updated correctly. After the startup it updated and from this time on it stays 'connected' when checking mails but there are not updates when fetching the mails via POP3.
By Chetto, # 20. July 2007, 08:23:28
By mimi_s_mum, # 20. July 2007, 08:36:46
This used to work in build 8796, but not before and not after.
Anyone else? Or similar pages?
By yksyks, # 20. July 2007, 09:30:17
with a page with flash on it. just go to another tab. and you go back to the flash tab. you got grey instead of flash. (happens half the time ?)
or it happens simply when you open a new tab while still staying on the tab with the flash
even with flash 9.0.48.0
By zebul666, # 20. July 2007, 10:22:45
Because I never had a problem with upgrades so far, I didn't make a backup of the old configuration. That was lazy ;-)
By colebantam, # 20. July 2007, 12:51:23
@zebul666: Have a look at: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=186568
I hope it helps!
By Musikolo, # 20. July 2007, 14:06:32
By DjiXas, # 20. July 2007, 14:40:45
By mypocta, # 20. July 2007, 14:51:17