Happy Easter
By Claudio Santambrogio. Tuesday, 18. March 2008, 13:51:33
It's been a while since our last snapshot build. Some things fell apart while others were shaping up nicely - so we are very happy to show you some good improvements now!
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:
General changes:
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Enjoy the new build, and Happy Easter!
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:
- Opening Help causes Opera to crash.
- There are some funky parsing problems on YouTube.
- "Open With" other browsers doesn't work.
- Save As for a web page only lets you save as "HTML file" on Windows.
- The progress bar does not show if it's set to "Pop-up at the bottom".
- On OS X, scrolling to the bottom of a page with the scrollbars does not work.
General changes:
- Fixed inline find.
- Fixed downloading attachments in the new Yahoo! Mail.
- Fixed async XMLHttpRequest to never be blocked by a slow script.
- Fixed internal plugin methods not accessible from javascript engine when data attribute defined.
- Fixed an issue where new mail messages would not be detected.
- Opera Mail now handles mailto links with encoded characters correctly.
- Improved handling of subscription to temporary subscription to news groups.
- Fixed some offline mode issues.
- And lots more of stability fixes!
- getSVGDocument is now supported in an iframe.
- createDocumentType now throws an exception for malformed qualified name.
- Fixed NodeFilter returning true => 1.
- Fixed HTMLTableRowElement.rowIndex and .sectionRowIndex returning undefined for table rows created via DOM.
- HTMLButtonElement.type now defaults to "submit".
- Fixed form control collection not indexed by name when outside the main document tree.
- Fixed Range.surroundContents().
- Fixed insertNode to not collapse range.
- Fixed removeNamedItem() and removeNamedItemNS() to throw a not-found error.
- Fixed NodeIterator to function well also under dynamic changes.
- Fixed Date.UTC() to do proper 1900 year offsetting.
- Better performance with plugins.
- Shift+space for Page Up works again.
- Function keys work again.
- Opera now uses the proper OS X Downloads folder by default.
- Changed the icon in alert and prompt dialogs to something prettier.
- Fixed crash when closing tab with Flash.
- Several plugin fixes.
Download
Windows
Windows Classic
Macintosh
UNIX
Enjoy the new build, and Happy Easter!




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Tamil # 18. March 2008, 15:34
GrantTLC # 18. March 2008, 15:34
Woo-hoo!
Thanks for the new build, I was starting to worry about you guys!
lamarca # 18. March 2008, 15:35
Irontiger # 18. March 2008, 15:37
Happy Easter
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arzafen # 18. March 2008, 15:38
Is debian package for the shared available?
rallye # 18. March 2008, 15:38
illiad # 18. March 2008, 15:39
eh????
wasn't that FIXED in 9815 ????
and have you fixed 'edit' in this blog??
illiad # 18. March 2008, 15:40
humerus # 18. March 2008, 15:41
But panel history is still a loop, no search happens here!
stoffix # 18. March 2008, 15:41
Have a happy Easter now
Junyor # 18. March 2008, 15:43
silencer22 # 18. March 2008, 15:48
maake93 # 18. March 2008, 15:50
Good to see improvments on acid3
silencer22 # 18. March 2008, 15:51
GrantTLC # 18. March 2008, 15:55
bohwaz # 18. March 2008, 15:55
bohwaz # 18. March 2008, 15:56
MartinezZ # 18. March 2008, 15:57
ytsmabeer # 18. March 2008, 15:57
orinoco # 18. March 2008, 15:57
AFAIK there has been no official comment from Opera about the latest test. What is the company approach to Acid3? Any specific policy? Are there any Opera specific horrors in this test? Is the test just a bragging rights thing to you guys or do you feel it is more important?
sentio # 18. March 2008, 15:58
silencer22 # 18. March 2008, 15:58
Hypnotoad # 18. March 2008, 16:00
Google reader still blue for everyone?
illiad # 18. March 2008, 16:00
But add *good* news, remove the non-existant 'bug report' !
- on windows 2000 at least, you CAN save in any format!
YeOK # 18. March 2008, 16:00
Thanks to all the Opera Desktop Team. Happy Easter to you all.
GeekK # 18. March 2008, 16:02
profiT # 18. March 2008, 16:02
Thanks a lot.
Yay, now sites that was built on Adobe AIR (like nick.com) works a lot faster!.. CPU usage is still a problem, though (compared to IE and Mozilla). But as of now -- i am already content with it.
Thanks again.
GT500 # 18. March 2008, 16:03
Anyway, thanks for the new build.
felsberg # 18. March 2008, 16:03
since upgrade, Opera doesn´t start anymore.
What´s wrong ?
GrantTLC # 18. March 2008, 16:05
I did an wee blog article on ACID 3 compatibility last week (not on my Opera blog), where FF preb5 got a higher score than Kestrel 9815 - this latest build leap-frogs it into first place again.
Congrats Opera. Here's hoping you're the first to get to 100, especially considering all the talk you've been laying down about standards recently!
Zajec # 18. March 2008, 16:07
Hypnotoad # 18. March 2008, 16:09
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=2476054
dantesoft # 18. March 2008, 16:13
chris34 # 18. March 2008, 16:13
lamarca # 18. March 2008, 16:18
Originally posted by Hypnotoad:
yes! and the search dropdown menu is messed up
jarinkirill # 18. March 2008, 16:19
77
kal8 # 18. March 2008, 16:19
Fyrd # 18. March 2008, 16:19
I think you guys have a pretty good chance of being the first browser to pass, mostly because you're the only ones supporting animation in SVG.
FataL # 18. March 2008, 16:22
And congrats for 77 points in the test!
rseiler # 18. March 2008, 16:24
GDragoN # 18. March 2008, 16:27
tynopex # 18. March 2008, 16:30
Thanks for fixing inline search!
piroxicam # 18. March 2008, 16:31
Great build. Thank you Opera Team and Happy Easter
rseiler # 18. March 2008, 16:32
AndrewNi # 18. March 2008, 16:36
Happy Easter Opera dev team!
lamarca # 18. March 2008, 16:36
Junyor # 18. March 2008, 16:40
rseiler # 18. March 2008, 16:41
Originally posted by GrantTLC:
Don't forget WebKit Nightly, at 93%:
http://www.anomalousanomaly.com/2008/03/06/acid-3/
Darken # 18. March 2008, 16:43
GeekK # 18. March 2008, 16:44