9.5 is available
By Huib Kleinhout. Thursday, 12. June 2008, 10:50:06
After lots of late night testing and bug fixing, 9.5 was released today.
We would like to share some fun facts with you:
Opera 9.5 is now available on www.opera.com/download
Enjoy!
The desktop team
We would like to share some fun facts with you:
- Opera is now available in 29 languages, 6 more than in 9.27 and more are coming
- The number of Opera users has more than doubled since the release of 9.0
- We fixed a new record of bugs, including 2350 showstoppers
- The desktop team ate 12 pizzas while fixing bugs in 9.5 RC

- IMAP is up to 4 times as fast in 9.5 than in 9.2
- Almost 500.000 of you were already using betas of 9.5
Opera 9.5 is now available on www.opera.com/download
Enjoy!
The desktop team



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Alexandr # 12. June 2008, 11:43
Saulo Benigno # 12. June 2008, 11:45
what's the changelog ?
thanks.
ANTON # 12. June 2008, 11:46
Santeri Piippo # 12. June 2008, 11:46
Nice work
Kai # 12. June 2008, 11:46
Tamil # 12. June 2008, 11:46
Originally posted by huibk:
Originally posted by saulob:
http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/Mateusz # 12. June 2008, 11:46
beeblebro # 12. June 2008, 11:47
frapedro # 12. June 2008, 11:47
Santeri Piippo # 12. June 2008, 11:47
mrd # 12. June 2008, 11:48
Daniel # 12. June 2008, 11:48
lamarca # 12. June 2008, 11:50
i was waiting for a new snapshot on friday
Tolque53 # 12. June 2008, 11:50
Example:
https://millionenklick.web.de/spielen?sid=___MILLIONENKLICK_NICHT_ANGEMELDET____
Just have a look at the playfield that does not get loaded... no problem with 9.27. (Plugin is installed, of course.)
This bug has been reported many many weeks ago.
Favicons do not get displayed properly - at least not in the bookmarks and personal bar (sometimes, after closing and reopening Opera, they are there).
Closing tabs takes loong, whatever they contain.
Logging in on SSL-Sites still (or better, again) takes very very long occasionally, that was better in some previous 9.5 builds.
And, finally, that black look is so silly, reminds me of star wars, nothing for the masses, in my opinion.
unodgs # 12. June 2008, 11:52
Necroman # 12. June 2008, 11:54
sergiol # 12. June 2008, 11:54
Irontiger # 12. June 2008, 11:55
Zoli # 12. June 2008, 11:57
Christian Huff # 12. June 2008, 11:58
ameerirshad # 12. June 2008, 11:59
Saulo Benigno # 12. June 2008, 11:59
Groovy # 12. June 2008, 12:00
I like Windows native skin more than default. Tools - Appearance - Windows Native.
Thanks, good job
manwe_ # 12. June 2008, 12:09
- jre doesn't work with x86_64 (i386 and amd64),
- there's no qt4 version of x86_64 or shared qt4 for i386,
- 83 pts in acid3 (with all that boasting about 100pts few months ago),
- etc.
One more thing. I want to download i386-qt4-gcc4, why do I have to check every distribution on your download list to find which will redirect me to build I want? Wouldn't be easier to make http://snapshot.opera.com/unix/snapshot-2042/ dir with all the builds?
PiTRiS # 12. June 2008, 12:10
If it was done just to be there FIRST (comparing to ff3), then good job, you done... but how?
I just see how there are 9.51, 9.52 every week instead of weeklies just to fix the bugs...
/me disappointed
z@h3k # 12. June 2008, 12:12
Kyle Baker # 12. June 2008, 12:26
@Devs
The changelog is lacking the entry for Content Blocking that mentions the new filter/search feature.
@Everyone
Digg this here:
http://digg.com/software/Opera_9_5_released
..spread the word!
mrd # 12. June 2008, 12:26
You always release with bugs; you just release without known showstoppers and as few major ones as possible.
Saulo Benigno # 12. June 2008, 12:26
Bill P # 12. June 2008, 12:27
skye11 # 12. June 2008, 12:29
thanks for all your hard work!
Shaffe # 12. June 2008, 12:30
Nevertheless welldone for this version. The new appereance is great !
mrd # 12. June 2008, 12:31
Khaled Khalil # 12. June 2008, 12:31
Bill P # 12. June 2008, 12:31
actor # 12. June 2008, 12:32
It is the splendid result.
I continue using it from the first version, but cannot part anymore.
I expect further development.
great Thanks.
Krishnan # 12. June 2008, 12:33
http://www.opera.com/img/front/campaign/0805opera95splash.jpg
Andrew # 12. June 2008, 12:34
Nico # 12. June 2008, 12:35
But nevertheless, thanks for the new skin, I really love it!
nikkinikki # 12. June 2008, 12:36
I'm not upgrading. I don't like my programs to look like zebras.
Krishnan # 12. June 2008, 12:37
For me it is a pass
http://acid2.acidtests.org/#top
catapulted # 12. June 2008, 12:40
Any Opera 9.5 build I know of, whether it be a beta or the current release, does not allow me to import client certificates.
I tried with both a free personal certificate issued by Thawte (and this CA is not an unknown...) and a certificate signed by our internal corporate CA.
Opera seems to be able to decrypt it (it only reprompts for the password if it is incorrect), but then it just plain refuses to install the certificate saying
"The key of the certificate was encrypted using an unsupported method, possibly one that is not considered strong enough."
I mean, come on, you consider it's not strong enough, so what ??
It's a *client* certificate, not for the server, the key is encrypted with 3DES and a passphrase and it should be *my* responsibility to keep the certificate secure.
Only Opera 9.2 could import them, but Opera 9.2 does not run on Mac OS X Leopard.
This is not acceptable for a *release*.
Instead of releasing in terror of the burning fox, you should consider releasing it when it's done.
On a side-note, I believe that tab switching using <Option+Tab> formerly also worked when you then used the arrow keys to navigate.
Now it does not.
Kyle Baker # 12. June 2008, 12:41
Acid2 passes just fine.
Rijk # 12. June 2008, 12:47
Originally posted by Shaffe:
Originally posted by manwe_:
Originally posted by Bill_P:
I thought the Acid 3 postings here were clear enough - those were experimental builds. 9.5 does much better then 9.2 on Acid 3, but getting the last of the changes in the normal builds requires more work to make sure the rest of the web doesn't break while we change things for that test.Originally posted by Tolque53:
I can't find any report with 'millionenklick' in the URL in our bugs database. So nobody filed a report on this.Originally posted by frapedro:
You are apparently using a customized menu, see 'Tools > Preferences > Advanced > Toolbars'.kriko # 12. June 2008, 13:27
manwe_ # 12. June 2008, 13:33
Merijn # 12. June 2008, 13:34
majalid # 12. June 2008, 13:35
- Fat bars are still fat (Menu bar, Tab bar and Address bar).
Fat bars are taking too much screen space from actual web page, especially if you have small monitor and lower screen resolution. Why is it so fat? It should be lighter, people like compact. It is very disturbing. Too bad this is final. It makes me upset.
Merijn # 12. June 2008, 13:38
However, I still have a problem with the Opera Link synchronization. The first time I run 9.5 and put in my login details, it synchronized correctly. But instantly after that the status reverts back to 'Synchronization failed'. This happened during most of the 9.5 beta weekly builds.
grogge # 12. June 2008, 13:41