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Opera.exe 1307 caused exception C0000005 at address 6D1A6DE2 (Base: 360000)

Originally posted by sebt:

pages are still being displayed before the stylesheet is applied

@sebt: is it this behavior if you open this page?:

http://www.opera.com/browser/

if yes: very annoying!!! Happens in all Opera versions! You can reload the page as often as you want, you'll always see it. Hopefully it will be fixed one day

but apart from that, a very nice & fast build

W7x64 SP1

Originally posted by Ockendorf:

Originally posted by sebt:

pages are still being displayed before the stylesheet is applied

@sebt: is it this behavior if you open this page?:

http://www.opera.com/browser/

if yes: very annoying!!! Happens in all Opera versions! You can reload the page as often as you want, you'll always see it. Hopefully it will be fixed one day

but apart from that, a very nice & fast build

W7x64 SP1

confirmed W7x64SP1

Originally posted by Ockendorf:

Originally posted by sebt:

pages are still being displayed before the stylesheet is applied

@sebt: is it this behavior if you open this page?: http://www.opera.com/browser/ if yes: very annoying!!! Happens in all Opera versions! You can reload the page as often as you want, you'll always see it. Hopefully it will be fixed one day but apart from that, a very nice & fast build W7x64 SP1

Yes, that's it - and it's really ugly!! Related to this issue go to www.ameeradance.com and just click about the menus, the page "flashes" to white each time before drawing. The "redraw after xx seconds" option is being ignored and it's ugly as hell when navigating around sites. You can see the same flashing at www.cwc-services.com and www.tregathenan.co.uk

Note however that it happens on a bunch of - but not all - sites. The trouble is that it's affecting many sites and makes the browsing experience quite visually nasty. No such issues in Chrome or FF. Interestingly, the last Opera build to not have this issue was the one before the big M2 update.

If you go to demo.yootheme.com and pick a template from the selector, and choose from the menus, you'll notice here and there that Opera also gets the layout completely wrong.. dropdown menus extend all the way to the right and DIVs are incorrectly wrapping. Reloading the same link by clicking it again fixes the layout issues, so this is defo an Opera issue and note a site compatibility thing. There's something wrong with Opera's layout and drawing engine.

Finally - and also related - often hitting "back" causes blanking and redrawing in the same ugly way. Gone, on many sites, is the whizzy RAM-based caching that we used to enjoy for back/forward history navigation. I understand that some of this has to do with Javascripts, but the flashing-redrawing behaviour is ugly and slow.

Seb

Originally posted by sebt:

Originally posted by Ockendorf:

Originally posted by sebt:

pages are still being displayed before the stylesheet is applied

@sebt: is it this behavior if you open this page?: http://www.opera.com/browser/" target="_blank">http://www.opera.com/browser/ if yes: very annoying!!! Happens in all Opera versions! You can reload the page as often as you want, you'll always see it. Hopefully it will be fixed one day but apart from that, a very nice & fast build W7x64 SP1

Yes, that's it - and it's really ugly!! Related to this issue go to http://www.ameeradance.com">www.ameeradance.com and just click about the menus, the page "flashes" to white each time before drawing. The "redraw after xx seconds" option is being ignored and it's ugly as hell when navigating around sites. You can see the same flashing at http://www.cwc-services.com">www.cwc-services.com and http://www.tregathenan.co.uk">www.tregathenan.co.uk

Note however that it happens on a bunch of - but not all - sites. The trouble is that it's affecting many sites and makes the browsing experience quite visually nasty. No such issues in Chrome or FF. Interestingly, the last Opera build to not have this issue was the one before the big M2 update.

If you go to http://demo.yootheme.com">demo.yootheme.com and pick a template from the selector, and choose from the menus, you'll notice here and there that Opera also gets the layout completely wrong.. dropdown menus extend all the way to the right and DIVs are incorrectly wrapping. Reloading the same link by clicking it again fixes the layout issues, so this is defo an Opera issue and note a site compatibility thing. There's something wrong with Opera's layout and drawing engine.

Finally - and also related - often hitting "back" causes blanking and redrawing in the same ugly way. Gone, on many sites, is the whizzy RAM-based caching that we used to enjoy for back/forward history navigation. I understand that some of this has to do with Javascripts, but the flashing-redrawing behaviour is ugly and slow.

Seb

I've found this very annoying in Opera and I always thought it would be a known issue. I had the impression Opera felt slow because of it.
Why didn't this more efficient way of loading resources not fix this?

Originally posted by operabaker:

I've found this very annoying in Opera and I always thought it would be a known issue. I had the impression Opera felt slow because of it.

Why didn't this more efficient way of loading resources not fix this?

I agree entirely. I've been banging on about this for quite a while now

I'm an experienced programmer and my feeling is that this relates to the rendering/drawing logic rather than the page-loading logic. Though of course, having not seen the source, I'm just guessing

Still "speeddial spinning" when reloading and speeddial extensions included

@ W7x64

Anyone?

Please test: just go to new tab and reload, when you have dials on it incl. extension dials.



Since many builds

playing problems on http://www.tonspion.de/musik/kristofer-astr%F6m/musik/2454011 are back

http://speedtest.net/ is crashing for me and it's not Flash related "maybe", YouTube works fine otherwise.

Originally posted by geocities:

http://speedtest.net/ is crashing for me and it's not Flash related "maybe", YouTube works fine otherwise.

no crash on W7x64

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/6166/dcf07ba63f204621b432cad.png -

When works it works, if not i got crash, i have send a bunch of crashlogs.

Originally posted by geocities:

When works it works, if not i got crash, i have send a bunch of crashlogs.

Your OS? Please always specify your system.

M2 tripling new messages from gmail imap account.

Originally posted by Unrealmirakulix:

Originally posted by geocities:

When works it works, if not i got crash, i have send a bunch of crashlogs.

Your OS? Please always specify your system.

I think the crash is going to be a "pure virtual call" crash from the runtime environment. Just a guess.

The bookmark favicons are buggy. Some sites in my bookmarks getting a favicon from another bookmarked site. When I reset the favicons, the problem reappears the same day after some surfing, but the wrong favicon is different then.

Win 7 x64

I have a problem EVERY time in Opera 11.61 on MAC OSX 10.7.3 and this is why i swiched to Opera 11.62, but even here the problem persists.
Every time i click on a magnet link in the http://thepiratebay.se/browse/302 site the browser crashes!!!
The magnet link is the one with the small red magnet.
It used to work with prior versions of Opera...

Another issue with bookmarks
In this release sometimes bookmarks, after sync, get messed up, i.e. recently used ones go to top of bookmark list and one needs to rearrange them by hand... very annoying

no embedded flash videos in RSS feed possible, only back box...



edit: and sometimes the icons can not be catched. Confirmed?

W7x64

Mouse over "here" links on http://www.wix.com/sustainabilityfair/2012#!visiting

-> no change of mouse icon from "arrow" (standard) to "pointing hand" (open link)

PS: I checked masking as IE or FF. Also deactivated content blocking (both: native and extension).

OS: W7x64

Working on: trident, gecko and webkit (lunascape 6.0)

Anyone?

feed reader:

sometimes get this icon: http://img803.imageshack.us/img803/2475/d0142090ead34997a8b9900.png - (tonspion.de, golem.de, ...)

Why doesn't Opera just catches the icon from bookmarks?

W7x64

Anyone?