Weekly
By AVL. Thursday, 11. May 2006, 12:17:49
First post! I guess there's a first time for everything. I know you were all very disappointed that there was no weekly last week, so we're here to surprise you with a very nice mid-weekly, which can actually load my.opera.com
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M2 has seen several fixes these last weeks, especially in the IMAP code. If you've been suffering from a problem where IMAP stops fetching mails, please try this build and report your results. If your IMAP account keeps 'refetching' messages on startup, you might have to reset your account by deleting it and adding it again.
For those who had NTLM problems in the latest build, please enable and test it again.
We also added multi-tracker support to BitTorrent and did some small optimizations, so torrent users should test this as well.
Happy hunting!
Changelog
Unix specific:
Download links
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix
M2 has seen several fixes these last weeks, especially in the IMAP code. If you've been suffering from a problem where IMAP stops fetching mails, please try this build and report your results. If your IMAP account keeps 'refetching' messages on startup, you might have to reset your account by deleting it and adding it again.
For those who had NTLM problems in the latest build, please enable and test it again.
We also added multi-tracker support to BitTorrent and did some small optimizations, so torrent users should test this as well.
Happy hunting!
Changelog
- Several display fixes.
- Several IMAP fixes.
- Added context menu for widget panel.
- Added always below for widgets.
- Added folders in widget panel.
- Fixes for NTLM.
- Fixed issue where having installed many many fonts could confuse opera.
- Several stability fixes.
- Fixed bug with illegal nested tables.
- Multitracker support for BT.
- BT file hash check saved in meta data file to reduce the need for
checking files on resume.
- Fixed bugs where opera re-downloads old feeds.
- added widget panel into panel customization dialog.
- Fix for larger images getting scrambled
Unix specific:
- Fixed deadkeys in input.
- Fixed installation with X.org 7.
- Stability fixes with Java applets.
Download links
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix



Håkon # 11. May 2006, 12:22
Tommy2k4 # 11. May 2006, 12:24
Ramunas # 11. May 2006, 12:25
NoobSaibot # 11. May 2006, 12:25
Dennis_Hawks # 11. May 2006, 12:33
Originally posted by http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/251672:
I really like those!
Evo2Me # 11. May 2006, 12:44
szotsaki2 # 11. May 2006, 12:52
pip_ # 11. May 2006, 12:59
... and there is no possibility to disable this trayicon
agostinog # 11. May 2006, 13:00
Evo2Me # 11. May 2006, 13:01
Bill_P # 11. May 2006, 13:02
- I had to reinstall all mine, the existing ones wouldn't display
- the top, below, normal option does nothing (at least for me)
- though I highlight multiple widgets in the panel only one opens when 'open' clicked
- double clicking an opened widget in the panel should close it
- a 'check for updates' would be nice
I'm running Linux
Hades32 # 11. May 2006, 13:02
Anyway, how will the privileges of widgets look like? Am I able to get the current open tab from JavaScript? In the forum nobody seems to know.
Case1 # 11. May 2006, 13:10
borg # 11. May 2006, 13:11
Now you can place your favorite widgets on the desktop and just press the "Show Desktop" button (in the quick launch bar on Windows) to access them all.
graste # 11. May 2006, 13:12
haoyan # 11. May 2006, 13:12
haoyan # 11. May 2006, 13:14
RiskyNet # 11. May 2006, 13:17
XRock # 11. May 2006, 13:20
RealChillyWilly # 11. May 2006, 13:27
Thanx!
xpahos # 11. May 2006, 13:27
Steffen74 # 11. May 2006, 13:28
Dro77naR # 11. May 2006, 13:30
And I'm furious!!! I was downloading a big file from torrent and after updating Opera started downloading from the beginning!!!
jeff_schiller # 11. May 2006, 13:31
Another alternative is to open up your bug database so we can query to find out when our bugs have been closed. But I'm sure you already know people are asking for this one.
Jakub81 # 11. May 2006, 13:33
kriz_gr # 11. May 2006, 13:40
Anyway, keep up the great work people!
NoobSaibot # 11. May 2006, 13:40
Junyor # 11. May 2006, 13:43
Dro77naR # 11. May 2006, 13:50
Rijk # 11. May 2006, 13:52
Keyboard users might prefer Windowskey-D (show desktop) or Windowskey-M (minimize all) to show the background widgets.
NoobSaibot # 11. May 2006, 13:53
Rijk # 11. May 2006, 13:54
Do you have an example feed where the links are not clickable?
Junyor # 11. May 2006, 13:59
Wajo357 # 11. May 2006, 14:07
Bill_P # 11. May 2006, 14:10
hcastill # 11. May 2006, 14:18
NoobSaibot # 11. May 2006, 14:22
btw. i tried the simple username password method, i tried the domain/username password method, and i tried the username@domain password method.
neither of them succeded.
Adhemar # 11. May 2006, 14:34
I mean, who is this new hotshot who's messing with my favourite browser?
Maybe I'm just paranoid.
yngve # 11. May 2006, 14:44
When I tested it, normal HTTP and HTTPS through an NTLM proxy worked fine. But try enabling HTTP 1.1 for proxy.
bontzy # 11. May 2006, 14:50
NoobSaibot # 11. May 2006, 14:52
hmmm, i'm sure i did activate it as i was testing. however, it works now. i still get the authentication dialog from time to time, though, even if opera loads the page in behind.
can't login in to opera community for some reason. it loads forever.
Blackforge # 11. May 2006, 14:53
Either uninstall Opera and reinstall it, or it install it into a new directory. I had been upgrading over the previous builds and NTLM wasn't working for me. When I did a clean install NTLM started working.
torindan # 11. May 2006, 14:57
Thank you for great build.
AVL # 11. May 2006, 14:58
*AVL silently adds 'Adhemar' to Opera's internal list of paranoid users*
Pendarric # 11. May 2006, 15:14
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Ad_Muncher/1031644604/1
This is a regression. It worked fine in all previous Opera versions. Be it 9.x or 8.x and so on.
Can anyone else confirm?
olli # 11. May 2006, 15:18
velmu # 11. May 2006, 15:20
Pendarric # 11. May 2006, 15:21
Awesome, thank you.
Keep up the good work.
ar1pe # 11. May 2006, 15:43
rgrover # 11. May 2006, 15:45