Snapshot extravaganza
By Tommy A. Olsen. Friday, 28. September 2007, 13:52:15
New stuff
Assortment of bugs fixed in this build
Windows-specific
Mac-specific
UNIX-specific
Known Issues Fixed
And as always, do not forget to read the Known Issues
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- Added menu item to never reload a page (Right click > Reload every - Never)
- (UNIX) When running Gnome, Opera will now use the native GTK file chooser when opening and saving files (w00t)
Assortment of bugs fixed in this build
- [BUG 255515] Chat should now work in Yahoo! Beta
- [BUG 281879] Show only cached images should now work properly
- [BUG 255304] Closing Speed Dial window fast after "delete private data" shouldn't crash Opera anymore
- [BUG 282598] Passwords set to "never for this server" can now be deleted again
- [BUG 286084] Content blocker works again
- [BUG 276354] Fixed bug where it was not possible to reconnect to mail server after disconnecting
- [BUG 262786] Onload handler in script no longer fired before onload attribute of body element
- [BUG 267384] JavaScript errors no longer reported as being in "Unknown thread"
- [BUG 233022] data: URIs are no longer considered off-site images
- Use 'Today' when a mail was sent today, even if it's in the future
Windows-specific
- Set default network from 128 back to 32. This might help with some stalling while loading pages on some systems
- Fixed appearance of fonts in Speed Dial configuration dialog and Widgets when using Cleartype
Mac-specific
- Fixed clipping of dialogs in Leopard
- Fixed font display in Leopard
- Smaller UI fonts
- Fixed issue selecting Opera.app icon
UNIX-specific
- Made flash animations work again
- [BUG 276704] [qt4] Focusing documents in other tabs now switches to that tab as expected
- [BUG 276959] [qt4] Tiling windows now works properly
Known Issues Fixed
- [BUG 286186] There are no buttons in the customization dialog.
- [BUG 274352] Upgrading with no mail/RSS accounts causes a mail upgrade that never finishes.
And as always, do not forget to read the Known Issues
- [BUG 284849] Yahoo! Mail beta may crash Opera.
- [BUG 286911] Flickr maps may crash Opera.
- Google reader crashes Opera (same as ymail crash)
- Won't run correctly on Windows 95 or 98.
- Won't work correctly on Mac OS X 10.3.
- OS X version may cause persistent freezes on start-up.
- POP server cleaning has been disabled: When disabling the "Leave messages on server" option, existing messages on the server are not removed.
- [BUG 287170] On OS X, UI thumbnails have black backgrounds when using native skins.
- [BUG 184894] Native OS X UI elements cannot be used in skins.
- [BUG 280536] Opera on OS X will sometimes freeze when exiting Preferences.
- [BUG 286384] Yahoo mail is broken.
- [BUG 285741] Opera might freeze for a while when opening the feeds menu.
- [BUG 271585] The last directory used is not remembered in the Save As and Open dialogs.
- [BUG 264975] Graphical smilies do not work.
- [BUG 280261] Removing messages from filters does not work.
- [BUG 213115] Queued mail is sent at the next check, instead of waiting for manual action.
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Maruda # 28. September 2007, 14:27
I will test this build.
wylam # 28. September 2007, 14:32
Tracio # 28. September 2007, 14:46
Yatta # 28. September 2007, 14:48
andresruiz # 28. September 2007, 14:58
matino # 28. September 2007, 15:00
I discovered that opera crashes sometimes when I want to go to www.asus.com/index.aspx. Also uploading files at www.speedyshare.com doesn't work
gun # 28. September 2007, 15:04
Alnag # 28. September 2007, 15:04
How should I know, that I have mail, than?
MossMan # 28. September 2007, 15:05
BOO to (classic) install as admin!
Wade # 28. September 2007, 15:10
Soleen # 28. September 2007, 15:15
Have great weekends :-)
Bill_P # 28. September 2007, 15:16
lamarca # 28. September 2007, 15:17
hobe # 28. September 2007, 15:20
Bill_P # 28. September 2007, 15:23
Tamil # 28. September 2007, 15:28
Originally posted by toman:
Thanks.Wade # 28. September 2007, 15:33
unix build 1600
WildEnte # 28. September 2007, 16:05
lamarca # 28. September 2007, 16:06
Bill_P # 28. September 2007, 16:10
Emdek # 28. September 2007, 16:20
Is this feature available for other GTK based desktops?
Waiting for KDE integration ;-) (pure Qt dialogs are not enough for KDE user :-)).
ar1pe # 28. September 2007, 16:23
cousin333 # 28. September 2007, 16:24
Header is still broken into multiple lines, and it shouldn't be (see "Fórum" & "OS, alkalmazások"). Check it in IE and FF.
Thanks for the many bug-fixes. Testing...
drunkensurgeon # 28. September 2007, 16:28
FataL # 28. September 2007, 16:29
ColKilkenny # 28. September 2007, 16:32
Might also be a problem with my settings, first Qt4 application for me.
Also the bug where right click menu won't open in transfer panel if there is no open tabs is still present. I can't remember bug number.. 2xxxxx perhaps
Aphenitry # 28. September 2007, 16:32
"(UNIX) When running Gnome, Opera will now use the native GTK file chooser when opening and saving files (w00t)"
I'd really prefer more integration in KDE.
Other than that, I will try this ofcourse
DandS # 28. September 2007, 16:33
adioni # 28. September 2007, 16:39
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=203249
is still present.
cousin333 # 28. September 2007, 16:56
Still bad tabs...
kordial # 28. September 2007, 17:01
Oh thank you! Thank you!
graste # 28. September 2007, 17:04
rwf # 28. September 2007, 17:06
Is this supposed to stop pages from doing a periodic refresh? i.e. www.latimes.com and www.reuters.com
I guess I don't understand this feature.
cancel # 28. September 2007, 17:14
Build opera-9.50-20070928.6-shared-qt.i386-1600
the.qubit # 28. September 2007, 17:24
alekksander # 28. September 2007, 17:27
Khaled-Khalil # 28. September 2007, 17:35
what is the difference between "never" and "disable" and the previous not "enable" ?
vinczej # 28. September 2007, 17:39
Otherwise I enjoy the new weeklies.
ruslano # 28. September 2007, 17:40
But flashplayer v60 is still not working, while v48 causes memory leaks.
From the release notes (http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer9/releasenotes.html):
"Opera and Netscape do not allow recursive calls using the ExternalInterface API into the Flash Player. This issue has been reported to Opera and Netscape."
Fix it please - I can't do without my lovely opera and can't reboot every week, I'm too lazy
kriko # 28. September 2007, 17:49
It is nice to see how are you working on desktop integration, I hope we will see improved or native KDE dialogs.
ohshady # 28. September 2007, 17:55
Good to see that you even care about Win 95 and 98. Back in the day when I was using 98 and NT4, Opera was the only decent browser on those turfs.
Darn71 # 28. September 2007, 17:59
blubbi # 28. September 2007, 18:02
executing opera from CLI with the command
opera http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8923
or
opera -remote openURL\(http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8923\)
results in 3 new Opera windows. The last one that opens contains the desired page.
It's nasty to close the first two windows...
regards
RX-3200 # 28. September 2007, 18:07
Jadd # 28. September 2007, 18:11
Tracio # 28. September 2007, 18:12
Originally posted by blubbi:
Reported when the first Alpha build came out: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=203708
Zygi # 28. September 2007, 18:13
maniel # 28. September 2007, 18:21
stopsatgreen # 28. September 2007, 18:23
Great! Works a treat, thanks.
thebestlinuxuser # 28. September 2007, 18:31
Thank you!
But fix flash please. Flash is very important!
ThaNKS.