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one more (mid)weekly

By csant. Wednesday, 13. December 2006, 10:09:09

phishing, WEEKLY

One more (mid)weekly with mainly Fraud protection related fixes - and a fix for horizontal scrollbars on Adobe.com

Changelog:

Several improvements and fixes to the Fraud Protection feature.
Scrolling left should only be allowed if RTL directionality is defined on HTML or BODY - this removes horizontal scrollbars on e.g. Adobe.com.
Several stability fixes.

Have fun testing - and as always, we would greatly appreciate valuable feedback on this week's builds.

Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix

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Phishing, UNIX and plug-ins...

By csant. Tuesday, 5. December 2006, 15:42:30

phishing, freebsd, linux, unix ...

...are the main fixes in this mid-weekly build.

PhishTank has been added as an additional Fraud Protection blacklist. PhishTank is a free community site where anyone can submit, verify, track and share phishing data.

Changelog:

Fixes to the Fraud Protection feature.
Fixes to Opera freezing with Flash 9 on Linux.
Fixed smooth scrolling on UNIX! w00t!!1!
Flash now works on FreeBSD! OMG!!!11!1!

We would like feedback specifically on any regressions you might notice with plug-ins on Linux. Note that the fixes might not fix all issues with Flash 9 yet, but you should see improvements.

A little note on where to enable smooth scrolling on UNIX: you find a checkbox to enable the feature in the advanced tab of the preferences, under "Browsing".

For our FreeBSD users that would like to experiment with Flash on FreeBSD: getting Flash to work is (unfortunately) not completely straight-forward yet, but here is a little HOWTO:

Copy operapluginwrapper and from the Linux static .1 archive to your local installation, overwriting the existing one
Copy libnpp.so from your FreeBSD package to the opera binary directory
Start Opera

Arjan, our lead developer for Opera on FreeBSD, has posted a more detailed step-by-step description to the freebsd-questions list.

Feedback welcome

Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix

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It's December!

By csant. Friday, 1. December 2006, 14:12:59

phishing, desktop, WEEKLY

Heia all!

Happy Christm^WDecember! It's a new month and we never slow down... Another build is ready for you to test, and while you get hard to work on discovering new bugs, we...