New snapshot
By Cato. Friday, 14. December 2007, 14:54:10
Hello all. Here's your snapshot for this week.
You haven't seen me before, but I've been on the desktop team for a few months already. I only now got pressured into writing a blog post though. My name's Cato, and I do mainly Windows testing.
As you may see, we now finally have sparc solaris builds! There are some issues with it (crashes when you try to use mail), but we thought you shouldn't have to wait longer.
In other news, we've written a handy FAQ for this blog, which you can locate in the equally handy sidebar we added over there on the right. We plan to link to useful articles there as soon as we write them so you don't have to search through the archives to find them.
WARNING: These are development snapshots: they contain the latest changes, but they also have severe known issues, including crashes and data loss situations. In fact, they may not work at all.
Known issues:
Changelog:
UNIX-specific:
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You haven't seen me before, but I've been on the desktop team for a few months already. I only now got pressured into writing a blog post though. My name's Cato, and I do mainly Windows testing.
As you may see, we now finally have sparc solaris builds! There are some issues with it (crashes when you try to use mail), but we thought you shouldn't have to wait longer.
In other news, we've written a handy FAQ for this blog, which you can locate in the equally handy sidebar we added over there on the right. We plan to link to useful articles there as soon as we write them so you don't have to search through the archives to find them.
WARNING: These are development snapshots: they contain the latest changes, but they also have severe known issues, including crashes and data loss situations. In fact, they may not work at all.
Known issues:
- [BUG 295195] Download preferences are broken after saving changes. This leads to many seemingly separate bugs, such as wrong MIME-type when uploading JPG images or headers displayed in MHTML documents
- [BUG 299224] Account settings broken when adding a new IRC/Chat account
- [BUG 292685] Occasional crashes when opening download links from mail/newsfeeds
- [BUG 299767] Opera on UNIX might crash if you close a tab while flash is being initialized
- [BUG 292802] Opera on UNIX crashes when Java is initialized
Changelog:
- Unread count inconsistencies should be fixed
- Animated GIFs should be fixed, for real this time
- Fixed crash when clicking on the widget panel
- Single clicking no longer behaves like drag and drop in bookmarks panel
- Content Blocker now works again if you have disabled Speed Dial
- Fixed various SVG crashers
- Fixed various XSLT crashes
UNIX-specific:
- Sparc Solaris builds now start... but crashes when you try to use mail
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Ayush # 14. December 2007, 15:15
Kyle Baker # 14. December 2007, 15:15
What does this mean exactly:
"Content Blocker now works again if you have disabled Speed Disabled"..?
lamarca # 14. December 2007, 15:16
Ar1Pe # 14. December 2007, 15:17
edit: now I have more than 50 mails in unread, before the upgrade only 6
Cato # 14. December 2007, 15:17
kyleabaker: The content blocker buttons were disabled in previous build if you had disabled speed dial using the "Hide Speed Dial" button.
Ayush # 14. December 2007, 15:19
Originally posted by Cato:
Yes, new issue. Junyor(on IRC) said it's known.
Bob Cuadrado Pantalones Esponjosos # 14. December 2007, 15:19
#&
strat89 # 14. December 2007, 15:19
Justas # 14. December 2007, 15:21
Kyle Baker # 14. December 2007, 15:21
Nice to see a new face!
NoobSaibot # 14. December 2007, 15:22
Phred # 14. December 2007, 15:23
Cato # 14. December 2007, 15:23
bfg10k # 14. December 2007, 15:25
Hypezor # 14. December 2007, 15:25
Seems like Java is broken for quite a long time now.
Just wondering, is it because of modifications actually going on Opera concerning Java?
Is a Unix Java "milestone" coming soon or something? :>
Thomas Schmidt # 14. December 2007, 15:26
Ilja N. # 14. December 2007, 15:28
BUT, thanks for the fix for GIF animations.
Tim Altman # 14. December 2007, 15:31
Ludvig # 14. December 2007, 15:34
Finally!
Wladimir # 14. December 2007, 15:36
Alexs # 14. December 2007, 15:38
- build can't rendering css when local .html saved without BOM. testcase
- link target in widgets dosn't work
- can't scrolling in (Widgetize) widgets with scrollbar
tafugate # 14. December 2007, 15:41
http://www.lspn.net/
all appearing in the lefthand column, the popup now never appears at all. at least it's not appearing incorrectly. (8
GeekK # 14. December 2007, 15:46
Example: http://tweakers.net/g/s/bonk.gif - does not animate, only shows first frame.
Tschmidt/Junyor: yeah they were not updated for a very short period of time.
Alexis Deveria # 14. December 2007, 15:52
Suggestion: Supply some ids to the FAQ headers so one could directly link to a question.
Tim Altman # 14. December 2007, 15:53
Жарко Христовски (Zarko Hristovski) # 14. December 2007, 15:56
Alexs # 14. December 2007, 15:57
Originally posted by GeekK:
yes and no example #1 – example #2
Daniel # 14. December 2007, 16:06
and they are still no check boxes showing on Ebay by choosing selling with all options (after masking opera as firefox) !,Opera has really problem also with some other pages by showing check boxes.I cant give a links cause u have to be registered there.
greetz!
Ferris # 14. December 2007, 16:06
mrmass # 14. December 2007, 16:07
Also, you might want to check out the left menu in Google Reader. It changes its height erratically...
lamarca # 14. December 2007, 16:09
pgweiss # 14. December 2007, 16:14
I've just bug reported this (#303150). Can anyone confirm this behavior?
berend ytsma # 14. December 2007, 16:15
This will speed up Opera.
MetalRaise # 14. December 2007, 16:20
First line of Inspector IIXII crash log:
Opera.exe 9694 (beta) caused exception 80000003 at address 67E20A82 (Base: 400000)
Denton Jacobs # 14. December 2007, 16:21
Anthony Garner # 14. December 2007, 16:25
but.......they've increased. Other than that -- GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!!!
Tim Altman # 14. December 2007, 16:33
Gölök Zoltán Leenderdt Franco Buday # 14. December 2007, 16:45
cache being emptied is fixed.
Ar1Pe # 14. December 2007, 16:47
They work here too
Kondratev Artem # 14. December 2007, 17:04
like here http://www.animezone.ru/smf/Smileys/animated/grin.gif
or here http://homenet.corbina.net/style_emoticons/default/fool.gif
FataL # 14. December 2007, 17:16
MartinezZ # 14. December 2007, 17:16
Serpher # 14. December 2007, 17:17
FataL # 14. December 2007, 17:22
Use 9.24 and wait for 9.50 release or help developers to make 9.50 less buggy.
MartinezZ # 14. December 2007, 17:24
UnknownFactor # 14. December 2007, 17:38
Right now I use the latest final as main, and just have 9.50 on the side. I support Opera fully, but that doesn't mean I'll use a buggy beta/alpha builds as my main browser for the sake of being helpful >_<!
piotersu # 14. December 2007, 17:50
MartinezZ # 14. December 2007, 17:53
OperaIsGreat # 14. December 2007, 17:53
GregLand # 14. December 2007, 17:54