It would be fixed and re-enabled in 12.50 Final, wouldn't it?

Thanks!
I guess I can pass on this.

Originally posted by Swapnil99pro:

It would be fixed and re-enabled in 12.50 Final, wouldn't it?

It will be re-enabled when it is of sufficient quality disregarding version.

Oh...Thank you very much!!

Flash crashes on initialization every time since operapluginwrapper-native has been updated. Overwriting it with the one that shipped with build 1546 fixes it. I'm on Linux x86-64.

It sounds a reasonable move.

YAHOO MAPS CRASH....

Today is a memorable date: factiva.com is working with Opera I found this with the previous snapshot but anyway, it's huge achievement - I'll have to find who's fault is this

What had been fixed?

Originally posted by mehdi973:

YAHOO MAPS CRASH....

wfm, what do you do when it crashes? Just loading page? zooming?

Originally posted by olli:

Originally posted by mehdi973:

YAHOO MAPS CRASH....

wfm, what do you do when it crashes? Just loading page? zooming?

Map not moving by mouse

Originally posted by mehdi973:

Originally posted by olli:

Originally posted by mehdi973:

YAHOO MAPS CRASH....

wfm, what do you do when it crashes? Just loading page? zooming?

Map not moving by mouse

Ah confirmed, I found a bug internally for this. We will look into it. Thanks :-)

Still Opera crashes when I click right button on page area.
It's highly uncomfortable, so I have started to have an idea that I should abandon Opera...

Windows 7 32bit.

p.s. Turn off the switch 'Enable Hardware Acceleration' has no effect.

this is good. thanks!
any rc soon? if not, how can i install this over my 12.02? .50 is working smoother, almost like .64 used to

Opera crashes on:

http://people.mozilla.org/~wmccloskey/incremental-blog/example-pause.html

Ubuntu 12.04 32 bit

Are *we* the empty chair?!?

Still no sounds when clicking on links (with sounds enabled).

Are you going to fix this?

Opera x64

Still experiencing plugin crashes on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit

Originally posted by MossMan:

Are *we* the empty chair?!?

No :-p

Originally posted by paddy2k:

Still experiencing plugin crashes on Ubuntu 12.04 64bit

Yeah has been fixed, but the fix is not in builds yet

Originally posted by VandelayIndustries:

Flash crashes on initialization every time since operapluginwrapper-native has been updated. Overwriting it with the one that shipped with build 1546 fixes it. I'm on Linux x86-64.

That seems to fix it here as well.

(sabayon x86-64)

Mask as IE (which use IE 9) has the wrong OS as IE 9 can't run on XP, should be Vista or 7 for the OS for the IE string


Firefox user agent string might want to upgrade from version 4 (which is not supported) to string 14


Is this a Next snapshot, if so the OS X version is missing a next

Does Opera no longer work on 32-bit processors? I cannot start last three builds. All I got is Illegal instruction message.

Originally posted by snowofmarch:

Still Opera crashes when I click right button on page area.
It's highly uncomfortable, so I have started to have an idea that I should abandon Opera...

You realize that you are using an ALPHA version, right?

Did you not read the HUGE RED TEXT warning you about snapshots?

Quit trolling.

Originally posted by olli:

It will be re-enabled when it is of sufficient quality disregarding version.

Really good. Quality always come first.

Thanks testing !!!

Thanks!. Until now, works fine here.

thanks for the new build,

I'd love to see the newly introduced delay after clicking the speeddials and the extensions preferences bug, to be fixed ASAP.. this 2 are too annoying indeed.

other bug: RSS READER

when you right clic a folder in the RSS Reader and clic : Mark All As Read, it supposed to mark all the feeds in that folder as read, not only the opened one, right ?? At least it's what I think it shoud be, but, It DOES'T.

Opera 12.50 seems really stable here, very few crashs reported, even with the OOPP.. thank you for this.

and little OT: thanks Olli for taking time answering questions by here, I really appreciate what you're doing.

win8 RTM 32bit

Originally posted by VandelayIndustries:

Flash crashes on initialization every time since operapluginwrapper-native has been updated. Overwriting it with the one that shipped with build 1546 fixes it. I'm on Linux x86-64.

Excellent tip

Originally posted by bachokocho:

Today is a memorable date:

For myself as well. Today's previous snapshot seems to have fixed the massive memory leaks I have been seeing:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=1477362&t=1346771133&page=1#comment12993052
Now, even when browsing for quite a while, and creating and destroying tabs, memory usage is stable, and my Windows is happy.

Thanks, Opera team!

touch seems to work reasonably well for me on w7x64 with O.i386

Sometimes this version still seems to forget extensions settings, but it seems to happen fewer than before (but that could be my imagination) ...

sports.ru
The links are not detected while loading the main page and shortly after that.

How come Mac binary of current snapshot has Opera.app inside it instead of Opera Next.app? Even icon is red instead of gray...

P.S. It looks like right build and everything, but has to be renamed before copying in Applications folder, otherwise Opera 12.0 will be overwritten - so do not drag it straight to Applications!

Please, make support MAFF format:
http://maf.mozdev.org/maff-file-format.html

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$tar xf opera-next-12.50-1581.i386.linux.tar.xz

$ cd opera-next-12.50-1581.i386.linux

/~/opera-next-12.50-1581.i386.linux

$ ./opera-next

Illegal instruction
--------------------------------------------------

It remains failing to open on vector linux 7.0 std gold

pls.offer your fix release asap,this version of opera has big issue with slackware based linux ditros.

shutdown windows 7



Opera x64

Congrats....This seems to be the very first version that is NOT crashing my OSX 10.8 with hardware acceleration on. I have to take that back....It crashed after being up for 20min and brought down my OS with HWA on!!!!

Extension buttons are not showing up on my toolbar. Not sure if this is a setting I can change or a bug.

Thanks for the snapshot.

Extensions does not save preferences is still present, and Ghostery extension doesn't work any longer.

Still problems with images not loading (ex: fastpic.ru)

Version
12.50 internal
Build
1581
Platform
Win32
System
Windows 7

Originally posted by coww:

Extensions does not save preferences is still present,

Will make sure its fixed before we reach beta

Can DSK-373503, also known as "Illegal instruction", for the beginning, be added to known bugs?

This version and the last one have been highly unstable for me. Opening a new tab and typing a URL or search quiery into the address bar frequently results in application crash. Win7x64

flash not working at all

http://files.myopera.com/feil0ng/img/plugincrash.png -

Opera 12.50 Build 1581 for Linux x86_64.

Debian GNU/Linux 6.0

Shockwave Flash 11.2 r202
Architecture: native
/usr/lib/opera/plugins/libflashplayer.so

Originally posted by olli:

Originally posted by coww:

Extensions does not save preferences is still present,

Will make sure its fixed before we reach beta

Just to be clear, with 12.50, at the moment you are in Pre-Alpha or Alpha?

F7 caused left panel to show up (when pressed 1st time after opera start)
also alternativeto.net=very high cpu usage

Originally posted by gibson:

Today's previous snapshot seems to have fixed the massive memory leaks I have been seeing:

Actually, the issue is still there, in a different kind of way: I put the machine to sleep with 1 GB of memory usage, and Opera woke back up later with 3 GB of usage. *sigh*

I don't understand what problem people are having with the 32bit plugin version.

It has worked great for me. Sad to see it go.

Originally posted by toyotabedzrock:

I don't understand what problem people are having with the 32bit plugin version.

It has worked great for me. Sad to see it go.

Maybe it's Flash x86's fault? I never had serious problems with flash. Not even when I was using the x86 browser with the x64 plug-in. Now with Opera x64 and Flash x64, less still.

Huge Memory Leak at Mercadolibre.com.ar

Originally posted by tim71:

How come Mac binary of current snapshot has Opera.app inside it instead of Opera Next.app? Even icon is red instead of gray...

P.S. It looks like right build and everything, but has to be renamed before copying in Applications folder, otherwise Opera 12.0 will be overwritten - so do not drag it straight to Applications!

It looks like you guys inadvertently made Opera 12.50 instead of Opera Next 12.50 binary for Mac. It can be cured quite easily though - 'bundle identifier' and 'bundle name' values has to be changed in Info.plist inside the package (easily done with Xcode). After that opera:about showed immediately, that all directories changed back to the ones of Opera Next. Icon can be also changed of course, if any older Next build is available, but this is not essential.

Obviously I learned something new by that today...