Opera 10 goes final!
By Huib Kleinhout. Monday, 31. August 2009, 14:34:55
The last months we have focused on stabilizing and addressing issues reported by the community. Now it's time for everyone to start using Opera 10!
We hope you like Opera 10's new slick design, Visual Tabs, Turbo charged browsing and the other new features. Do you know anyone who hasn't tried yet? Spread the word and tell them about your favorite browser!
Download Opera 10 final
A big thank you to everyone on this blog for giving us feedback and test driving the new Opera. Stay tuned for more news and 10.10 snapshots. In the meanwhile check out our mission to fix the world's slowest connection.
Changes since RC2:
We hope you like Opera 10's new slick design, Visual Tabs, Turbo charged browsing and the other new features. Do you know anyone who hasn't tried yet? Spread the word and tell them about your favorite browser!
Download Opera 10 final
A big thank you to everyone on this blog for giving us feedback and test driving the new Opera. Stay tuned for more news and 10.10 snapshots. In the meanwhile check out our mission to fix the world's slowest connection.
Changes since RC2:
- Icon fix for Unix
- Minor fixes default search engines and bookmarks




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mrd # 1. September 2009, 06:30
....
when I say "looking forward to" I should add that I'm lying because it's already done.
Happy days.
onlsd # 1. September 2009, 06:36
phanikumarseelam # 1. September 2009, 06:45
Originally posted by onlsd:
I think its a different version coz the blog points out some changes since RC2. So it cant be the same.
vladimirg # 1. September 2009, 06:47
I tried several different servers...
Also, there are 2 "international" radio options with different download sizes...
jaja1539 # 1. September 2009, 06:48
varabi # 1. September 2009, 06:48
kyleabaker # 1. September 2009, 06:50
SuperiorBrowser # 1. September 2009, 06:51
I'm very sad that Opera in 10.00 version, dosen't have " Private Browsing " !!! But... I love opera anyway
pneumatyka # 1. September 2009, 06:51
Anyway thumbs up
fearphage # 1. September 2009, 06:53
Headsick # 1. September 2009, 06:56
But good work, Opera10 will be another milestone in browser history.
Lg Headsick
patkoscsaba # 1. September 2009, 06:58
However I am waiting the next 10.10 build, I just get used with Unite. Even if it's not working all the time, it's a very very handy and useful tool.
artpoetryfiction # 1. September 2009, 06:59
Galileo # 1. September 2009, 07:00
Will you upload the lanuage files for 10 here http://www.opera.com/download/languagefiles ?
stranded # 1. September 2009, 07:01
patkoscsaba # 1. September 2009, 07:02
THERE IS AN OPERA 9.X SCREENSHOT ON THE DOWNLOAD PAGE!
That should be fixed very fast...
kallube # 1. September 2009, 07:03
karepte # 1. September 2009, 07:03
Desktop End-User License Agreement
Xanashi # 1. September 2009, 07:06
Volshebnyi # 1. September 2009, 07:12
phanikumarseelam # 1. September 2009, 07:14
Originally posted by adamkpl:
Where the hell have you been?
Unite has been postponed to the 10.10 version.
dterei # 1. September 2009, 07:15
I'm always a little sad when a new version of Opera is released though since it means no more playing around with snap shots for a while. However hopefully the next snap shots will be very exciting and include the new javascript engine and accelerated graphics backend.
ColKilkenny # 1. September 2009, 07:15
The tray icon in Linux seems to be still broken (with grey background instead of transparent).
Now, where's our new 10.10 snapshots? Or even better, where's our snapshots with Presto 2.4?
mitpl # 1. September 2009, 07:15
I'm truly interested in enhancing speed for Java-scripts - it's still sad, that benchmark SunSpider is getting not so high results as example Chrome..
I believe in Opera developers that this small issue might be resolved soon
Keep going, I'm with you (already for a few years as a default web-browser, with every possible alpha and beta..)..
serious # 1. September 2009, 07:16
Raistlin # 1. September 2009, 07:17
maciejkaczkowski # 1. September 2009, 07:18
eestlane # 1. September 2009, 07:18
wOxxOm # 1. September 2009, 07:21
Sorry, staying with 1699 build here.
JeanCr # 1. September 2009, 07:22
HellbillyDeluxe # 1. September 2009, 07:22
http://i31.tinypic.com/2a9un3q.jpg
arghwashier # 1. September 2009, 07:23
Knoni # 1. September 2009, 07:25
Sputnikweb # 1. September 2009, 07:26
paf22 # 1. September 2009, 07:28
Thx, Thx n re-Thx Guys!
!!!
You're great!!!
Tamil # 1. September 2009, 07:33
http://www.reddit.com/r/software/comments/9g3ma/opera_10_released/
http://digg.com/software/Opera_10_finally_here
AxxL # 1. September 2009, 07:34
jaja1539 # 1. September 2009, 07:36
Originally posted by phanikumarseelam:
Where the hell the 10.10 version?
Sierd027 # 1. September 2009, 07:39
Opera crash retrieving bookmarks.
Clean install first run.
Irontiger # 1. September 2009, 07:43
huibk # 1. September 2009, 07:45
yaibakt # 1. September 2009, 07:45
imarooned # 1. September 2009, 07:48
Passie # 1. September 2009, 07:51
could this be to large of caching ?
HellbillyDeluxe # 1. September 2009, 07:52
I noticed that, but that doesn't make the text more readable, does it?
By the way: Congratulations on Opera 10!
Rijk # 1. September 2009, 07:54
Originally posted by wOxxOm:
I think that can happen with more skins, because of all the changes. Maybe you should try the default skin, and wait until the Simple skin gets updated for Opera 10 final?Originally posted by ColKilkenny:
There was no simple fix, so that had to be postponed.Originally posted by Raistlin:
The changelog indicates not much has changed. Changing the search engines and speed dials for various localizations doesn't require a new build number, just updated packages.Originally posted by karepte:
A good reason to prefer the MSI installer then!Originally posted by onlsd:
If that's your most critical issues, Opera 10 must be pretty good.MetalRaise # 1. September 2009, 08:02
Originally posted by FataL:
Thanks mate... I thought it's a new issue so I didn't search the forum or Remco's BTS.
The result is the same like shown on some screenshot in the forum thread, but I've also made an observation that hasn't been mentioned so far. In fact, without Print Preview enabled, the character spacing looks fine, even with Opera's default print zoom setting of 80 %. The problem with that is the other bug (DSK-262843).
So with Opera's default settings someone can either choose to only get the first two pages printed when Print Preview = off, or you can enable Print Preview to get all the pages, but instead get a printout with faulty character spacing...
The only workaround I found for that is to set File → Print Options... → Scale print to 100%. With those settings though, the text is too large and I'm getting a quite large white margin on the right side...
Sure, printing pages from the web isn't something most users do all the time, but when you do it you simply expect it to work... I wonder how many pages of paper will be wasted by users who don't know what is causing their printing issues...
EvilSquonk # 1. September 2009, 08:09
ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/linux/1000/final/en/
hobe # 1. September 2009, 08:11
The new tab button at layout left side is away from the button. When having the tabs on the top the buttons have black lines at the buttom and are laid out improperly.
john-locke # 1. September 2009, 08:17
You planned change it to «Opera/10.00 (Windows NT 5.1; U; ru) Presto/2.2.15» ?