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Read about Presto 2.3, and try out Presto 2.4

Tuesday, 3. November 2009, 12:21:37

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If you want to try our newest engine, Presto 2.4, you can download the Opera Mobile 10 beta for S60. This beta is the first public version with Presto 2.4. There are some limitations, though, as listed in the Opera Mobile 10 beta developer's introduction on Dev.Opera.

I don't have any updates on Carakan or Vega, but our core team is continuing work on Presto 2.4, and of course on versions beyond 2.4. There are a lot of goodies on the way for versions after 2.4, and hopefully we will be able to get future versions out much sooner.

So what happened to Presto 2.3? Well, it's actually out there in some products, such as the Linux SDK. For those of you who need more information on Presto 2.3 or if you are just curious, our documentation team just published a document detailing the Web specifications supported in Opera Presto 2.3.

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Comments

Tenno Seremel 3. November 2009, 12:41

border-radius (including the non-shorthand and shorthand versions)
border-image
box-shadow


I can't wait to see that in action :sherlock:

Robert90 3. November 2009, 15:14

<audio>; and <video> elements are partially supported with the start and end attributes of these two elements being removed and replaced with the global loop attribute; see <audio>, and <video>


Can't wait on some builds which contain this tags :smile:

I don't have any updates on Carakan or Vega, but our core team is continuing work on Presto 2.4, and of course on versions beyond 2.4.


Should we read this as "no Presto 2.4 in desktop"? Because it will probably take a while for a new desktop version (after 10.10 of course) and the core team is already working on 2.5

netwolf 3. November 2009, 15:55

Thank you for the insight!
So, there won't be a public release (test) desktop build with 2.3, but already with 2.4 instead, did I understand that correctly?
You are not able to give any ETA for a test build, or you?

Charles Schloss 3. November 2009, 16:41

:cool:

Daniel James Hendrycks 3. November 2009, 22:38

Adrian Pizarro 4. November 2009, 01:21

Excellent!! Glad to hear about improvements!

xeon0541 4. November 2009, 04:25

after 2.4 must be 3.0

Robert90 4. November 2009, 07:49

<audio> and <video> elements are partially supported with the start and end attributes of these two elements being removed and replaced with the global loop attribute; see <audio>, and <video>


Does this mean Opera Mobile also supports these tags, or is it only meant for Opera Desktop and the device SDK?

Purdi 4. November 2009, 09:40

Originally posted by xeon0541:

after 2.4 must be 3.0


What on earth do you mean by that? What makes you think so, or why are you saying something that inane?

Anton Diaz 4. November 2009, 13:12

Originally posted by netwolf:

Thank you for the insight!
So, there won't be a public release (test) desktop build with 2.3, but already with 2.4 instead, did I understand that correctly?
You are not able to give any ETA for a test build, or you?



+1

z@h3k 5. November 2009, 09:17

Nice improvement:)

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