By Claudio Santambrogio.
Monday, 24. July 2006, 16:13:13
9.01, Browser, w00t
The week just started - but you won't have to wait for a new build, not even until mid-week! Few fixes in this build:
Changelog
- Cookies are now autosaved
- Flash in feeds now works again
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By Claudio Santambrogio.
Friday, 21. July 2006, 14:32:50
9.01, desktop, WEEKLY
One more weekly release on the road to 9.01 - and this week's focus is on NTLM. We would greatly appreciate any feedback from those that have experienced NTLM problems in the past.
Changelog
- Performance fixes for widgets on Windows
- Several stability fixes
- Lots of NTLM fixes
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By Johan Borg.
Friday, 14. July 2006, 14:37:01
9.01, Merlin, WEEKLY
It's been a short month since we released 9.0 and we think it's soon time to let the rest of our users take part in the polishing we've worked on since then.
This isn't a release candidate, but it's not too far away either, so make sure your voice is heard

, especially if you find a regression since 9.0.
Happy bug hunting!
Changelog
- Empty spam puts messages in trash again

- Fixes to contenteditable
- Several stability fixes
- Several IMAP fixes
- Open image in mail does now opens in new tab
- Fixed bug where inline error messages opened blank
- Fixed bug where Java Applet did not load when width and height set to 0
- Chat colors (re)fixed
- Search field now shows dropdown when using the down arrow key.
- Fixed bug where Error console constantly appeared by renaming preference from "Console Filter" to "Error Console Filter"
- Filters with huge numbers of mail will now act significantly faster.
UNIX notes
- Fixed dependencies in rpm packages
- Running install.sh while Opera is running doesn't crash Opera anymore
- Improved options tab in Print dialog
- Background (shape) color for widgets is now grey (#505150) instead of dark blue. (#375175).
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By Tommy A. Olsen.
Friday, 7. July 2006, 15:08:41
ubuntu, build, Merlin, 9.01
No, it is not the size of the Opera source code, but the build numbers of todays weekly.

Oh, and Ubuntu is
now distributing Opera 9! Great news for us UNIX users

Enjoy!
Changelog
- Spell checking now works on Gmail
- Allowing third party cookies in site prefs when allowing only site-cookies globally now works
- NTLM should now work through HTTP proxies
- Improvement to interaction with plugins on Mac
- Typed history is now removed when deleting history from prefs
- Fixed a display problem relating to Windows media player
- Added support for exls:node-set in XSLT
- Links in ismap/map now works properly
- Several SVG fixes
- Several stability fixes and memory usage optimizations
- Several IMAP fixes
UNIX notesThe rpm packages have the wrong dependencies, but will work fine if installed with
rpm -Uhv --nodeps opera-package.rpm
Known Issues:
- This build will delete Emptied spam permanently
- Chat style is different that previously, this is not intended
- Static Linux packages are missing
- Internal error pages appear blank
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By olli.
Friday, 30. June 2006, 15:04:13
And the fixing goes on :-)
changelog
- Hotmail localization fixed
- Save image as doesn't put it in transfers anymore
- Last used search engine is now remembered
- Using namespace in widgets now works
- Find in page with same search word on newly loaded pages now works
- Search engines now can't be added without a keyword
- Newsfeeds can now be renamed
- Multiple stability fixes
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By olli.
Friday, 23. June 2006, 12:45:52
We are still working on fixing bugs so here you have the first builds 9.01
Enjoy :-)
PS opera:about still says 9.00 even if it is 9.01
changelog
- Fixed issue with setting external source viewer, now there is a separate field for parameters
- Fixed problem with text in forms broked when zooming
- Fixed bug where embedding mms:URIs and rtsp:URIs directly did not work
- Several stability fixes
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By olli.
Tuesday, 20. June 2006, 08:02:43
Hi All
We just released Opera 9.0 Final on
opera.com!
Thanks to all for helping us test the product.
We will not stop work now that 9.0 is out and we do continue to fix issues. Stay tuned, the show goes on
By olli.
Sunday, 18. June 2006, 16:04:42
This weekendly is windows only.
We have fixed some installer related issues.
- Fixed problem where Opera would run in English after installing in Traditional Spanish.
- Fixed startup freeze after installing Opera in Czech. Note: be sure to remove the default bookmark file(s) from previous installations of Opera 9 in Czech -- or remove the old installations altogether, else the new installation will automatically import it, and Opera will freeze on startup again.
Also fixed blank inline pdf files.
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By Claudio Santambrogio.
Friday, 16. June 2006, 15:16:12
Opera, opera girl, damer, desktop
...
Well, it's Friday again (for real, this time), so you shouldn't be too surprised to see a new build

And the
changelog is getting shorter:
- CNN video does not crash.
- Favicons in widgets work again (on Windows and Mac only, for now).
- Fixed display on opera: pages.
And this time we have an extra bonus for you: we would like some more feedback on various UNIX platforms, and therefore
all UNIX packages are available!
(Yeahy!) And in this context it might be worth reminding that installation on SunOS is fixed.
Happy testing, and enjoy!
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By Johan Borg.
Thursday, 15. June 2006, 17:18:18
Merlin, WEEKLY, opera girl
First of all I am pleased to say that we will reintroduce the orange feed icon after fruitful talks with Mozilla

Mozilla Foundation are also in the process of writing new
usage guidelines for the icon.
Then the interesting parts:
Changelog
- Downloads start automatically on download.com again
- Possible to add rules manually in content blocker details dialog
- Listing of blocked content urls when clicking details in blocked content mode
- Several stability fixes
- On UNIX the tray icon is transparent now
- Probably other stuff, no build without surprises

Known issue- Certain widgets using external resources may have problems.
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