Opera Mini - Server Upgrade to 4.14.938

Server Upgrade to 4.14.938

By Gerald Senarclens de Grancy. Friday, 13. November 2009, 10:18:00

Yesterday afternoon the Opera Mini servers were upgraded to version 4.14.938. The main improvements are

many site specific fixes
image download page now supports CSS background images
adjusted JavaScript timeouts (improved user experience on some pages)

Since a server upgrade automatically benefits all users no manual change is required. If you have questions or feedback please post to the Opera Mini Forum.

Server Upgrade to 4.13.756Opera Mini 5 beta 2 is ready for download!

Comments

walter # 13. November 2009, 10:54

tomassplatch # 13. November 2009, 11:16

thanks for the info

Kristian von Streng Hæhre # 13. November 2009, 12:30

no META VIEWPORT??? LOL

Vetle Roeim # 13. November 2009, 12:35

LOL

selurus # 13. November 2009, 12:46

Hoborg # 13. November 2009, 16:47

Cois # 14. November 2009, 08:02

Charles Schloss # 14. November 2009, 08:12

yarno # 14. November 2009, 19:00

Vygantas # 15. November 2009, 09:44

Once OM 5 comes out, will we see server upgraded to v5 as well?

Hiranmaybakshi # 15. November 2009, 10:04

<marquee>and <blink> are not support on opera mini 4.2 with nokia s40v3

Diazaman # 15. November 2009, 12:45

sombody please tell me how to fix my browser's images ,lack of, just pastel box's where pic's should be label'd with a discription of the pic . this is new , just started the other day im using lg 9100

selurus # 15. November 2009, 19:12

@Diazaman Go to settings and check if images is turned off.

Ahmad Fauzan Ahriman # 16. November 2009, 08:58

LOL, somebody needs a user's manual to use Opera Mini.

I thing opera should embed a special page as a 'User's Manual' on next release, rather than just a shortcut guide.

Cois # 18. November 2009, 07:21

@selerus he means when there's a lot of images on one page then only one or two display while the rest doesn't.
Opening only pics shows a empty white image.
This usually happens to me when checking out pics that are large and there's alot of them.

Gerald Senarclens de Grancy # 18. November 2009, 08:49

Originally posted by Cois:

[...] means when there's a lot of images on one page then only one or two display while the rest doesn't.

Once a phone starts running out of memory, the first thing is that not all images are shown. hth

selurus # 18. November 2009, 10:08

@cois

I thought he was not getting any images at all.
@gsenarcl I get pages without the images loading sometimes too. But I generally have a lot of ram free. I'll keep a watch on the ram when this happens again in the future.

ankit cool # 18. November 2009, 13:28

ITS ROCKING.

Slamet Sugianto # 18. November 2009, 16:28

thanks 4 info

Teguh 'Ance Poel' Dwi Prasetyo # 20. November 2009, 08:16

yeah...

Ahmad Fauzan Ahriman # 20. November 2009, 12:52

http://beta.opera-mini.net:80
vs
http://server4.operamini.net:80

Is there any different? Could somebody explain it?

Cois # 20. November 2009, 19:04

My memory is fine but only two images show at a time. *shrugs* other pages are fine..

Baso Gunardi # 21. November 2009, 07:29

Thanx for ur attention

ANDREW WILLIAMS # 22. November 2009, 03:19

Opera mini 5 seem to create a lots of problem. When opening the software it then closes immediately. I wonder why

Qasim # 22. November 2009, 12:10

Opera Mini used to be the *perfect* app to use with the Netvibes mobile website. This update really makes it unusable..

The website is WAP oriented, so it should be opened in "mobile view" automatically, and not require side-to-side scrolling to read content. Now it's impossible to do that, the text doesn't fit the screen and reading the content requires constant sideways scrolling.

I hope they look into this soon, this effects both 4.2 and the 5.0 beta. You can visit the site by going to m.netvibes.com using mini.

Gerald Senarclens de Grancy # 23. November 2009, 09:25

Originally posted by Qasibr: