By Martin RauscherHades32. Monday, August 2, 2010 11:20:00 AM
10.61, evenes
Hello everyone!
This is my first and (at least for the foreseeable future) last post on this blog:
For the last nine weeks I have been a summer intern in the Desktop Team and as a long time Opera fan I totally enjoyed it! There are some very cool things happening in the future of Opera and I'm sure that they will make it rock even harder!
If you have wondered what we summer interns did this year: We mostly developed tools for the testers and developers at Opera that should help them to release builds even faster!
Todays RC mostly contains stability fixes. But we had to revert the fix for the blanking out of the start bar, as it caused some other problems, and it probably won't make it in 10.61 Final. You should also look out for problems with cookies as we fixed a bug in the cookie settings. There are also some improvements for Geolocation on Unix and some fixes for memory issues.
Have a nice remaining summer and to the Opera team: Good Luck!
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By Daniel Aleksandersendaniel. Monday, June 21, 2010 2:00:04 PM
release, 10.54, evenes
Opera 10.54—a recommended security update—was released earlier today and will be pushed through auto-update for everyone.
There is nothing too exciting in the
change log for Windows. But there are a few fixes in the
Mac log that should interest some of you:
- Fixed various IME issues
- Fixed MacBook trackpad scrolling speed
- Fixed mouse gestures triggering context menus
- Fixed windows focus being stolen when displaying notification pop-ups
Go get the
latest version of Opera! 
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By Ruarí Ødegaardruario. Wednesday, May 12, 2010 9:15:23 AM
grapes, unix, evenes
Another new snapshot just one day after the last one!
This snapshot is particularly good news for our FreeBSD and Linux users, since it includes fixes to a number of irritating issues. We'd encourage *nix users to scan through the change log below. We have also made builds available on Windows and Mac. Whilst not much has changes for you guys there is a cross platform fix on mail, so if you were experiencing mail crashes this might be a good build to test.
With regards to bigger outstanding issues on UNIX (Plugin performance improvements [including Java], IME, fixes to fonts), these issues are being worked on, however we still need more time before we can share with you the fruits of our labour. Thanks for your patience!
Remember to keep comments relevant, descriptive and brief, and avoid repetition of issues that have alread been reported. Your comments may be removed if they are off-topic.
UNIX Known Issues
WARNING: This is a development snapshot with the latest changes. It may contain severe bugs and cause data loss. Or it may be all you have ever wanted.Download
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By Haavardhaavard. Friday, May 7, 2010 4:15:00 PM
evenes
A new snapshot is ready for testing.
We have included a few things we have been working on, and that we are only adding to the main builds now. In addition to various bug fixes for mail, and cross-platform and Mac-specific bug fixes, we have tweaked DOM performance a bit. Please be on the lookout for regressions there.
There are also a few visual tweaks for Speed Dial, but you may have to do a clean install to get the new default background.
UNIX Known Issues
WARNING: This is a development snapshot with the latest changes. It may contain severe bugs and cause data loss. Or it may be all you have ever wanted.Download
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By Daniel Aleksandersendaniel. Wednesday, May 5, 2010 6:50:00 PM
evenes, awesomeness, stability
Here it is: your Wednesday snapshot with lots of added awesomeness and fixes.
Mac Known Issues
UNIX Known Issues WARNING: This is a development snapshot: it contains the latest changes, but may also have severe issues, including crashes and data loss situations. In fact, it may not work at all.Download
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By Arjan van LeeuwenAVL. Tuesday, May 4, 2010 7:28:58 AM
unix, linux, beta, freebsd
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Today we released the first beta version of Evenes for Linux and FreeBSD. The build is the same as the one that was posted as a release candidate on this blog on Friday.
Get Opera 10.53 Beta for Linux and FreeBSDYou can also read more about this release on
Choose Opera. If you've been waiting for Opera 10.5 to stabilize before trying it on your Linux or FreeBSD system, now is your chance. Try it and keep reporting any issues you have, help us make this the best release for Unix ever!
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By Huib Kleinhouthuibk. Friday, April 30, 2010 7:46:03 AM
release, final, evenes
Opera 10.53 has been released today to address a
security issue that has been reported 3 days ago. The builds are the same as Opera 10.53 RC1.
Download Opera 10.53Now back to the fun stuff: new snapshots will follow.
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By ekg. Tuesday, April 27, 2010 7:58:49 AM
final, evenes, 10.52
We are pleased to announce that
Opera 10.52 for Mac and Windows is now out on the track. There’s been a lot of under-the-hood work, but also some intense polishing over the last couple of weeks. The end result is faster and shinier than ever! And it’s totally environmentally friendly. The only CO
2 emission will be from your ooooh-ing and aaaah-ing.
Highlighted bug fixes since Opera 10.51
- Fixed a crash on closing tab with PDF plugin
- Fixed issues with pages never stop loading
- Fixed issues with caching
- Fixed an issue with opening email attachments
- Fixed an issue with access to Unite administration pages
- Fixed a crash with various third-party apps on Facebook
- Fixed an issue were mails could be lost when upgrading from Opera 9.27
A full change log for
Mac and
Windows, and a
nice performance chart for Mac is also available.
Looking for Linux? Keep an eye on our
Next page.
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