Wahooo !

Yay.

Thanks Team!

getting interesting!
testing...

thanks!

Panels still broken. Sigh.

Welcome back Wahoo! At last!!!

Though I cannot spy any differences concerning my search results.
It isn't very handy having to skip all those search-suggestions first to get to the results that really matter.
And it still looks like a big non-structured list with missing icons

What happend with feed's title? Looks like line-height was changed, but font size - not

finally comes the new snapshot, wait for a long time, thanks

Oh...Thank you very much!!

Current browser.js status: enabled.
Target version and time stamp of the active browser.js file is Opera Desktop 11.60 core 2.10.229, January 9, 2012. Active patches: 177.

Opera 11.61 update?

would be great if Wahoo binaries are in posted standalone download page (similar to 11.61 snapshots)

i.e. http://snapshot.opera.com/11.61_windows.html

thankx

Sometimes I still have horizontal lines in images! I think it happens when the pictures are a kind of jerkily loaded.

Is this maybe a config or setup problem? Thanx!

Win7 64bit

I really hope that the high cpu usage during media-playback (for example WebM) will be solved in 12.00 final.
Never the less a pretty stable build

Yeah, I hope that you will not stop there but proceed to implement autocompletion for forms.
So, when working on the new scoring system, please try in it your development offices first; it may help you adjust your priorities.
Namely: the above-mentioned feature has been clamoured for by Opera users for years, unlike some new tinkering with Speed Dial, about which there has been hardly a single word.
(And no, do not keep telling us about "privacy concerns", as they have already been addressed by introducing "private tabs".)

Wahoo..we're back in business!!

Skin issue using the native skin on Mac OS X Lion and the right tab bar setting:

Finally! Thank you!

Testing .

Honestly, the way 11.52 handles address field completion seems to be more accurate and practical than how 11.61 and the current Wahoo buid handle it. How about a test build that allows the user to toggle the address field suggestion between 11.52's method and the currently developed method? At least the end-users will be able to compare the results side-by-side and communicate to the developers which they prefer, how effective each one is, and what improvements could be made.

As you know, there is a thread in the forums about this very issue of the address bar beyond 11.52. Not only is the sorting of entries argued against, but also the way in which 11.60+ merges all results without any clear distinction between bookmarks, history, and search suggestions.

After I tested this latest build, here is an example of what I mean. Let's say I start typing "gmail" into the address field:

With 11.52, the first result is my bookmark of Gmail, clearly defined above the history entries, which follow below. With the history results, towards the top I have articles about Gmail. Near the bottom, I have irrelevant results for Google Image searches. Everything is organized distinctively, the entries are easy to click on (double-lined), they are readable (longer URLs and page titles), and they have favicons (which makes selection much, much easier than without favicons.)

With this build (12.00-1256), the first result is a search for "gmail". The following results are a mixture of history items and my bookmark, however, the history items have irrelevant entries towards the top, without *ANY* indication that the term "gmail" is found in them. The URLs are cut off, as are the page titles! To make matters worse, there are no favicons for quick identification, as was the case with 11.52.

Originally posted by christoph142:

Welcome back Wahoo! At last!!!

Though I cannot spy any differences concerning my search results.
It isn't very handy having to skip all those search-suggestions first to get to the results that really matter.
And it still looks like a big non-structured list with missing icons

Have you been trying to match your bookmarks? Especially bookmarks with nick name should be positioned higher in the list. You can turn off suggestions if you find them annoying.

Originally posted by flansuse:

As you know, there is a thread in the forums about this very issue of the address bar beyond 11.52. Not only is the sorting of entries argued against, but also the way in which 11.60+ merges all results without any clear distinction between bookmarks, history, and search suggestions.

Can you please point the url to the forum?

How far is the support for DirectX?

Wow, ive asked for the addressbar algorithm improvements long ago! Thank you for finally implementing it..Lets test!

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

Can you please point the url to the forum?

These ones for example:

http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=344331
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=420371

No Win64 builds yet? It has been more than a month since they were published on labs...

Originally posted by ouzoWTF:

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

Can you please point the url to the forum?

These ones for example:...

Thanks!

DSK-352023 YES!

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

Can you please point the url to the forum?

Actually this one: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1188962

And these too:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1202062
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1202052

I did not include the link in my previous comment, since I'm not sure if it will get my entire post deleted.

This specific post does an excellent job of demonstrating why the single-line double-column display (which cuts URLs and page titles) is a usability hindrance: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=11150382

Thanks for the new build! I've also noticed no more visual artifacts so far. (MacOS 10.7, Intel HD 3000)

Yes, finally message zoom factor is preserved. :-D
But still no favicons in URL field dropdown...

Start-up and session handling performance improvements

As for the suggestions -- I know that you are not to keen on options nowadays (tab stacking :/ ) but can we have an option to choose the sorting? I would love to see results in following order: bookmarks -> history -> search suggestions?

Originally posted by flansuse:

This specific post does an excellent job of demonstrating why the single-line double-column display (which cuts URLs and page titles) is a usability hindrance: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/findpost.pl?id=11150382

URL shortening will be adjusted in nearest future.

Windows 7 x32, upgrading from previous (1191) 12.00 build – does not work at all. After installing, Opera tries to start, shows Speed Dial for a second and then crashes. Restarting with Unite and Extensions disabled changes nothing, Opera still crashes.
Downgraded to 1191, works fine for now.

HWA still unusable here.

Windows 7 SP1 x64
Nvidia 9600M GT
Driver 285.62 (last stable, i'll try the latest beta too).

Originally posted by woj-tek:

Start-up and session handling performance improvements

As for the suggestions -- I know that you are not to keen on options nowadays (tab stacking :/ ) but can we have an option to choose the sorting? I would love to see results in following order: bookmarks -> history -> search suggestions?

That would be great. Perhaps a choice between "default" (current method) and "custom" which allows the user to override how the results are sorted, priotizing bookmarks over history over search suggestions, for example.

The scroolbar is still not fixed...

Windows 7 x32 crashes on start-up. Reverted back to previous build and all is fine.

Google+ has been crashing Opera 12.0 for a long time on both my work and my home computers. I run Fedora 16 (64 bit) + KDE on both. The work computer is all Intel (not my choice) and the home one is all AMD. And this build is very consistent with the old builds, crashing after a few seconds after opening my Google+ account.

Originally posted by bkazmierczak:

You can turn off suggestions if you find them annoying.

Thanks for your assistance. I know about this option. But I cannot imagine, that I'm the only person who finds that annoying. That's why I wanted to point it out

"Show panel toggle at edge of window" still does not work (toggle is shown, but clicking on it does not actually toggle the panel).

Testing

A new Opera 12 snapshot?

Wahoo!

Originally posted by jgutierrez:

No Win64 builds yet? It has been more than a month since they were published on labs...

We do not make any commitments to putting features released as Labs releases in the final product. We most certainly do not commit to a time frame. With that said: 64-bit will most likely happen when we are ready for it. You’ll just have to keep an eye on the Desktop Team blog like the rest.

the right third of the scrollbar is still not reacting to clicks... driving me nuts

Win8 DevP x64 (no HWA)

Embedded youtube videos do nothing but crash Opera in 64bit Linux if I am using their HTML5 video player

example page http://www.aintitcool.com/node/53021

Huzzah! Address suggestion sorting has been my biggest complaint about Opera for a while now, and I'm excited to see it being improved like this!

Originally posted by mulB:

Sometimes I still have horizontal lines in images! I think it happens when the pictures are a kind of jerkily loaded.

Is this maybe a config or setup problem? Thanx!

Win7 64bit

I have the same thing. My default page zoom is 150%. I don't know if that changes something...

Also, many Youtube videos pause automatically before the end and it's getting really annoying. Basically, the only way to watch the end is to change the resolution.

WinXP 32bit, 11.61

Opera does not start after disable HWA, I need start it with a clean session.
Fedora 16 x32
Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 10)
OpenGL
Blocklist version
1.0.4
Blocklist status for 2D
Supported
Blocklist status for 3D
Supported
Backend status
Disabled by command-line argument
GL_VENDOR
Tungsten Graphics, Inc
GL_RENDERER
Mesa DRI Intel(R) G33
GL_VERSION
1.4 Mesa 7.11.2

Thansk for new build... scrolling seems smoother than before on certain sites, HW works ok but when can we see OOPP making an appearance in Opera Next ??

Unfortunately this build is the worst ever regarding the ancient, never-fixed scrolling/tool-tip bug appearing on many computers. Tested on 3 Atom-based Windows-XP and Windows-7 boxes (various Asus EEEPCs, Foxconn RS233, no HWA), all the same. Steps to reproduce:

1. Disable the status bar in Opera so that links are displayed as tool tips when hovering on them with the mouse pointer.

2. Go to e.g. www.spiegel.de or www.heise.de (some other sites show the same effect, but these are the worst).

3. Hold the mouse over a link so that a toop tip with the URL (and often also a title) appears.

4. Either press the "cursor down" key, or scroll a bit down using the mouse wheel.

Effect: The screen area where the tool tip was is completely garbled. Not a single other browser shows this garbage. I have tried many configuration items (like soft scrolling off or on, Javascript off or on), nothing helps.

Seems to add a new bookmark Games2Win...