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bangbang023

Jul 1 2006, 15:49

Originally posted by Aviram

Opera is known as the fastest and smallest full-featured browser, a first choice for people using older PCs and Windows 95 and a brilliant alternative to the default IE from Microsoft.
This new version has a chance to actually beat IE hands-down because it has a truckload of new and exciting features. It complies to all the current web-page standards, it has a completely new interface (you can choose from single window and multi-window view), built-in search, a download manager, an advanced mail/news reader, print preview, a huge bookmark collection and much more in a 2Mb free package! Well, the free package also includes banner ads, but Opera is believed to be completely free of spyware, unlike some of its competitors. It’s lightning fast as well as stable and it looks gorgeous. It’s simply perfect! For a complete list of features check out the official website, there’s vastly more to discover.

Changelog:

Quote -

• Hotmail localization fixed
• Save image as doesn't put it in transfers anymore
• Last used search engine is now remembered
• Using namespace in widgets now works
• Find in page with same search word on newly loaded pages now works
• Search engines now can't be added without a keyword
• Newsfeeds can now be renamed
• Multiple stablity fixes

Download Opera 9.01 Weekly Build 8509

lexor

Jul 1 2006, 16:03

I wish they'd fix the text misaligned out of menu boundary on Gmail, SGI, Dell and other sites that use such menu. And that sites would update every time you visit them, especially when you first start the browser, now even if I set Check Documents/Images to Always, on start up I see cached page, ennoying. And what do we get? Ability to rename things... I mean aside from that Hotmail fix none of that stuff is any use.

Smigit

Jul 1 2006, 16:44

hehe thanks BangBang for that

Jugalator

Jul 7 2006, 16:19

Another one is out, and I think it's about time this thread gets a convenient link to their build page too

http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/

With the minimal focus on features and everything about bug fixing and stability, 9.01 looks to end up like a really good version.

ViperAFK

Jul 7 2006, 16:27

thanks, I just checked desktop team a couple minutes ago and that wasn't there yet lol.

Pink Floyd

Jul 7 2006, 19:22

Build 8518 Released

Changelog
Spell checking now works on Gmail
Allowing third party cookies in site prefs when allowing only site-cookies globally now works
NTLM should now work through HTTP proxies
Improvement to interaction with plugins on Mac
Typed history is now removed when deleting history from prefs
Fixed a display problem relating to Windows media player
Added support for exls:node-set in XSLT
Links in ismap/map now works properly
Several SVG fixes
Several stability fixes and memory usage optimizations
Several IMAP fixes

Download links

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illicit

Jul 8 2006, 03:36

Quote - (Jugalator @ Jul 7 2006, 12:19) [snapback]587678795[/snapback]

Another one is out, and I think it's about time this thread gets a convenient link to their build page too

With the minimal focus on features and everything about bug fixing and stability, 9.01 looks to end up like a really good version.

Nice. Thanks for that.

Darken

Jul 14 2006, 18:06

Build 8533/3471/387 Released

Changelog
Empty spam puts messages in trash again
Fixes to contenteditable
Several stability fixes
Several IMAP fixes
Open image in mail does now opens in new tab
Fixed bug where inline error messages opened blank
Fixed bug where Java Applet did not load when width and height set to 0
Chat colors (re)fixed
Search field now shows dropdown when using the down arrow key.
Fixed bug where Error console constantly appeared by renaming preference from "Console Filter" to "Error Console Filter"
Filters with huge numbers of mail will now act significantly faster.

UNIX notes
Fixed dependencies in rpm packages
Running install.sh while Opera is running doesn't crash Opera anymore
Improved options tab in Print dialog
Background (shape) color for widgets is now grey (#505150) instead of dark blue. (#375175).

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lexor

Jul 20 2006, 16:47

Now that fixes actually becoming serious, are these builds safe to install overtop of the existing Opera, or do I have to put it into a different folder, or uninstall 9.0final and put this instead?

Darken

Jul 20 2006, 20:19

Quote - (lexor @ Jul 20 2006, 12:47) [snapback]587719457[/snapback]

...are these builds safe to install overtop of the existing Opera...

yeap, upgraded from v9.0 to v9.01 without problem. All seems to works fine for me with latest build. For me, only two application crashs (block content dialog) with v9.0 and v9.01...

ProjectRAGE

Jul 21 2006, 04:03

You should always fresh install, just cause...

Darken

Jul 21 2006, 04:08

Quote - (ProjectRAGE @ Jul 21 2006, 00:03) [snapback]587721148[/snapback]

You should always fresh install, just cause...

Only for v8.54 to 9.0.

rm20010

Jul 21 2006, 05:27

Anyone notice how in build 8533, when my.opera.com/desktopteam is loaded, a Widget icon appears right beside the RSS icon? I swear it wasn't there before...

In any case, it downloads a mini RSS widget for that blog. Pretty nice.

Darken

Jul 21 2006, 06:50

Quote - (rm20010 @ Jul 21 2006, 01:27) [snapback]587721298[/snapback]

Anyone notice how in build 8533, when my.opera.com/desktopteam is loaded, a Widget icon appears right beside the RSS icon? I swear it wasn't there before...

In any case, it downloads a mini RSS widget for that blog. Pretty nice.

Yeap, nice addon! // http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?show...amp;p=587717431

Darken

Jul 21 2006, 22:59

Build 8542/3482/395 Released

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One more weekly release on the road to 9.01 - and this week's focus is on NTLM. We would greatly appreciate any feedback from those that have experienced NTLM problems in the past.

Changelog
Performance fixes for widgets on Windows
Several stability fixes
Lots of NTLM fixes

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Darken

Jul 24 2006, 21:30

Build 8543/3486/396 Released

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The week just started - but you won't have to wait for a new build, not even until mid-week! Few fixes in this build:

Changelog
Cookies are now autosaved
Flash in feeds now works again

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Darken

Jul 28 2006, 18:32

Build 8552/3489/400 Released

Changelog
Fixed bug where onload event wasn't sent to frames in some circumstances. Broke f.ex video on cnn.com.
More NTLM fixes.
Fixed some incorrect handling of cookies when loading pages setting/using cookies from feeds and email.
Fixed problem with authentication and only if modified checks.
Fixed missing space character in test for inline uuencoded content.
Fixed a bug where dragging config.xml into 0pera does not open the widget.
Made sure Flash that was bundled with Opera 8 is kept when upgrading to Opera 9.
More stability work.

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Darken

Aug 2 2006, 19:32

Quote - (Darken @ Jul 28 2006, 14:32) [snapback]587742184[/snapback]

Build 8552/3489/400 Released

This build = Final version of 9.01

Download --> http://www.opera.com/download/
Changelog --> http://www.opera.com/docs/changelogs/windows/901/

Have fun!

alex.

Sep 8 2006, 19:08

9.02 Build 8573

Changelog:
Lots of stability fixes.
Support for the Windows XP Media Center Edition remote control.
Several fixes to saving of images.
HTML editing in Wordpress and TinyMCE makes content no longer disappear.
Page title is now shown (again) under name column in History.
Fixed functionality on the new Flickr Organizer.
It is now possible to stop a newsfeed checking for updates.
Fixed Site Preferences & content blocker being greyed out on some sites.
Properties in Contacts and Bookmarks panel do not get disabled anymore.
Opera no longer crashes when trying to save a downloaded file to a full disk.

Windows specific:
Files can now be attached to e-mail messages if the file is read-only.

Mac specific:
Fixed crash with last.fm.

UNIX specific:
Telnet links now open in terminal by default.

And make also sure you do not forget that we also have a
Known Issue:
When subscribing to a feed you are not prompted the question whether you would like to subscribe.

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Darken

Sep 8 2006, 20:11

New build (v9.02) installed and all works fine!

Darken

Sep 9 2006, 03:39

Quote - (alex. @ Sep 8 2006, 15:08) [snapback]587863895[/snapback]

Changelog:
Lots of stability fixes.
Support for the Windows XP Media Center Edition remote control.
Several fixes to saving of images.
HTML editing in Wordpress and TinyMCE makes content no longer disappear.
Page title is now shown (again) under name column in History.
Fixed functionality on the new Flickr Organizer.
It is now possible to stop a newsfeed checking for updates.
Fixed Site Preferences & content blocker being greyed out on some sites.
Properties in Contacts and Bookmarks panel do not get disabled anymore.
Opera no longer crashes when trying to save a downloaded file to a full disk.
Windows specific:
Files can now be attached to e-mail messages if the file is read-only.
Mac specific:
Fixed crash with last.fm.
UNIX specific:
Telnet links now open in terminal by default.
And make also sure you do not forget that we also have a
Known Issue:
When subscribing to a feed you are not prompted the question whether you would like to subscribe.

Quote -

The changelog doesn't show all fixes that are in. We highlight the most visible ones

-- source // http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show....#comment2079754

Crazysah

Sep 9 2006, 09:12

Thanks. Am downloading it now.

ravix7

Sep 16 2006, 01:32

Just installed, do you guys do a clean install? or an 'upgrade'? I did a clean install because it I wasn't sure. Also is this build faster? It feels a little faster, but could just be the placebo effect.

Darken

Sep 18 2006, 19:07

Quote - (ravix7 @ Sep 15 2006, 21:32) [snapback]587886862[/snapback]

Two latest builds are really faster.

Upgrade --> Official 9.01 to Official 9.02 to Official 9.03 to ... ... ... ...
Clean Install --> Official 8.54 to Official 9.0x
Upgrade or Clean Install --> Weekly build 9.01 to Weekly build 9.01
Clean Install --> Weekly build 9.01 to Official 9.02

Build 8584/3511/427 Released

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9.02RC1
By toman. Monday, 18. September 2006, 09:13:149.02, RC2
This is RC1 for 9.02, so please look out for regressions since 9.01. That means comparing bugs you find in this build to 9.01 and labelling them as [regression] when you find that the bug is new. Happy hunting!

Changelog
Fixed crash on live.com
Dialog again appears when subscribing to feeds
More fixes to falsely greyed out properties on bookmarks
More fixes to Gmails spellcheck
Yahoo mail beta should now work better
Fix for flash videos not always working on youtube and elsewhere
Added support for selectNodes and selectSingleNode
Updated OpenSSL due to http://secunia.com/advisories/21982/

ECMAScript
Made Slashdot Discussion2 beta work properly (Parse INT larger than 8388608)

UNIX
Copying and pasting now works properly on gmail
There are Intel Solaris builds as well this time

Mac
Shubert's PDF plugin now works

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Mangix

Sep 19 2006, 04:48

live.com partially works now

. the only problem with it is that the content always says loading. but that's microsoft for you

Darken

Sep 19 2006, 23:50

Build 8585/3512/434 Released

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9.02RC2
By olli. Tuesday, 19. September 2006, 10:13:27
One more fix added:
*Fix for bug where reload Fails to Revalidate Inline Content

Please continue to look out for regressions since Opera 9.01 :-)

Changelog
N/A

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Darken

Sep 20 2006, 00:08

Quote - (Mangix @ Sep 19 2006, 00:48) [snapback]587893513[/snapback]

live.com partially works now

. the only problem with it is that the content always says loading. but that's microsoft for you

Try this fix --> http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=144605

halcyoncmdr

Sep 22 2006, 01:07

Opera 9.02 Build 8585/3512/434 Final

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Opera 9.02 released
By mitchman2. Thursday, 21. September 2006, 15:22:099.02, release
Just a quick note to let you know that 9.02 has been released and is available at http://www.opera.com. Thanks for helping us test it!

Changelog:
N/A - Same build as RC2

Download:
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Source: Desktop Team Blog

Crazysah

Sep 22 2006, 03:30

Awsome. I love this thread.

phend-one

Sep 22 2006, 03:32

Heh, I see a lot of old Firefox advocates in this thread.

Best way to stay in tune with weekly's is RSS. http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/xml/rss/blog/

Darken

Oct 20 2006, 18:59

Build 8629/3539/466 Released --> Opera 9.10

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Introducing new bugs
As promised last week, here's the first build with built-in Fraud Protection. It's a very early preview of the technology, so everything is not entirely done yet, some sites actually show up wrong (silly bug with CNET sites!), and the icons are kind of ugly. Even the version number is wrong

But that's what this blog is all about: Bleeding edge. Enjoy!

Known issues
High CPU usage on Google maps
UNIX - Crash when changing file handler from download dialog
Opera will in some cases not start on upgrading. (use clean install)

Changelog
Improved stability
Prevented page reload when navigating to "#"
Fixed problem where pages showed the incorrect favicon
Fixed problem where multimedia keyboard shortcuts would not work when Opera was focused
Attempted to fix problems experienced on some pages when using a slow Internet connection by increasing opera:config#Network|HTTPLoadingDelayedTimeout to 60 seconds
Fixed bug where document.body.currentStyle.height reported the wrong value
Fixed bug where currentStyle.width was not correct if width is set by a script
Fixed bug where 'Open all' from Widgets menu was broken
Fixed bug where BCC header was visible to recipients in resent messages
Fixed bug where cookies could not be removed using XMLHttpRequest
Fixed bug where one could not log in to Gmail with "Accept only cookies for the site I visit" enabled
Changed Mozilla ID string spoof to mimic Firefox
Fixed bug where browser.js wasn't cached correctly
Fixed issue where stored passwords were lost after enabling/disabling the master password
Made IE ID string spoof as Windows on Linux/UNIX and Mac
XMLHttpRequest didn't handle redirects
Enabled use of the Authorization header in XMLHttpRequest
"Save target as" and "Save to disk" now play well together
"Save directly to" now works
Improved error message when a dictionary isn't installed for the spelling checker

Mac-specific
Use the multi-line form field font in the source viewer
When saving multiple times, use the directory saved to during the previous save operation

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More info for Fraud Protection included in Opera 9.10
Opera Backstage: Opera 9.1 will include Fraud Protection
[topic=504301]Opera 9.1 will include Fraud Protection @ Neowin.net[/topic]

Darken

Nov 4 2006, 20:40

Build 8643/3551/478 Released

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Almost 9.10 RC1

We are getting close to 9.10 RC1..

Known issues
Finnish language files went missing in the package building. (Our finnish localization manager is not too happy..)
Gzipped pages are not decoded when loaded from cache, so some pages will sometimes look broken when visited a second time (Neowin.net broken with this build)

Changelog
Source editor text "reload from cache" now reads "Apply changes"
Fixed 100% CPU on google maps and some other pages
Fixed an issue with opacity on links that have images nested in them
Find in page now has colors that are easier to see, while also being configurable (opera:config#Colors|HighlightedBackground)
Some fixes to Search in hotclick menu
Removed "Open when download complete" from File type dialog (while we fix it..)
Fixed accesskeys on pages with frames
Several fixes to Fraud protection
Fixed crash when changing file handler on UNIX
Now also UNIX has its Mask as IE mask the platform as well
A lot of memory leaks plugged and crashers removed
Fixed problem finding nested IMAP mailboxes
Fixed problem with Chinese and Korean text input

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Crazysah

Nov 6 2006, 17:06

Soo close to 9.0RC1. Can't wait!

Darken

Nov 11 2006, 02:27

Build 8649/3554/490 Released

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Another weekly for you, smoking hot from the build servers, even our testers haven't played much with these before you, so be nice to them!

What you will see:

Fraud protection is not enabled by default anymore. We basically had to turn it on by default in the first weeklies to make sure we got as much feedback as possible in the limited time we had.

However, it's a new feature and we think users may need some time to get used to this idea, so we've made it an opt-in feature for now. Opera is about giving users the choice, after all.

Technically, there's a difference in how we transmit the data to the site check server. We now use https when we send information about an https server, to ensure that the trust information is at least as reliable as the original content. We still prefer to use http most of the time, since we're not very comfortable with sending home information that our users can't easily inspect.

Other changes:

We've fixed a number of bugs since last week, including the super-annoying gzip cache bug. NOTE: You may need to empty your cache before everything goes back to normal.

What's going on:

The desktop team was represented in the first Opera Backstage Russia event, in Ivanovo last week.

Next week we'll also participate in Webmaster World in Las Vegas. Be sure to drop by the Opera booth if you're there!

Yesterday, W3C released the first public working draft of the Widgets 1.0 specification, largely based on the current Opera implementation.

Changes since last weekly
Fixed bug where "Go to URL" feature deselects last one or two characters of a URL
Fixed bug where newsfeed count did not updated in Mail panel status bar
Fixed bug where cnn.com didn't always finish loading
Fixed bug where accesskeys didn't work right on frame pages
Fixed bug where Gzipped pages was not decoded when loaded from cache
Added preference to disable trust button in address bar opera:config#SecurityPrefs|EnableTrustButton
Fixed Finnish translation

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halcyoncmdr

Nov 11 2006, 03:33

Yay, the Gzip problem is now fixed!

ravix7

Nov 11 2006, 08:13

Quote - (halcyoncmdr @ Nov 11 2006, 14:33) [snapback]588035815[/snapback]

Yay, the Gzip problem is now fixed!

Excellent been waiting all week for Gzip to be fixed.

Now if only they'll make the icons for the fuad filter to be better, I don't feel that they fit in.

red.

Nov 11 2006, 09:19

is this version stable? i heard the previous build crashed or froze a lot.

Darken

Nov 12 2006, 02:40

Quote - (redwhorns @ Nov 11 2006, 04:19) [snapback]588036347[/snapback]

is this version stable? i heard the previous build crashed or froze a lot.

All seems to works fine for me. Occasionally and rarely, only highest CPU load (14/15 max - task manager/windows xp) when i write a post on Neowin (ipb plateform).

Crazysah

Nov 12 2006, 04:09

Cool Just downloaded and updated.

morgs

Nov 12 2006, 04:28

Sorry to somewhat hijack this thread, but does anyone know how to create a tab close button that isnt on the tabs themselves, but on the end of the tab bar, like in firefox?

cheers!

ravix7

Nov 12 2006, 05:52

Quote - (morgs @ Nov 12 2006, 15:28) [snapback]588038618[/snapback]

Sorry to somewhat hijack this thread, but does anyone know how to create a tab close button that isnt on the tabs themselves, but on the end of the tab bar, like in firefox?

tools >> Preferences >> Advanced >> Tabs (left item) >> Untick "show close button on each tab"

This is Better than firefox as you can now minimize, and resize tabs along with closeing them.

shoust

Nov 13 2006, 01:42

http://operawiki.info/CustomButtons#page "Close current page" is the button you are looking for.

or the one here http://webtoman.com/opera/custom/custom_buttons.php labelled "close page" uses the tab's close button icon

Darken

Nov 17 2006, 21:34

Build 8653/3561/494 Released

Quote -

One more step towards 9.10
By csant. Friday, 17. November 2006, 09:47:14
It's that time of the week again... and we have a new weekly snapshot build - fresh from the build servers this time as well.

Changelog
Several improvements to Fraud Protection.
New Fraud Protection icons.
Fixed bug where videos on Google Video would not play or buffer.
Fixed a crasher related to master password.

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Darken

Nov 25 2006, 05:34

Build 8660/3570/499 Released

Quote -

Opera 9.1 weekly build
By olli. Friday, 24. November 2006, 12:23:51

We have fixed some important problems in this build and we are now much closer to release. Please remember that these builds are not well tested and not intended as production releases :-)

Changelog
Windows media plugin now works even if java is disabled
Fixed hanging when hovering some pages, for example elkjop.no
Fixed issue with floating point numbers treated as integers on some linux systems (caused some CSS and scripts to fail)
Several Fraud protection fixes
Several Memory leak and crash fixes
Wand data is stored in a new format - please read below!

Quote -

We made a change to the format Wand data is stored in: this means that if you upgrade to this build, you should not downgrade to a build with the previous format, as you would lose your Wand data. If you choose to upgrade an existing Opera install (note that we recommend against this with weekly builds), and you want to be on the safe side, please make a manual backup of the file wand.dat in your profile before ugprading. The new format also might mean that *some* data for logins *might* not be available anymore: we would very much appreciate feedback about this, with a URL to the page where you lost your Wand data.

You may have read about a phishing attack on MySpace that took advantage of
automatic form filling in other browsers. Although Opera was not directly
affected, these new changes make it even harder for users to be tricked by this attack.

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Darken

Dec 1 2006, 19:38

Build 8666/3575/505 Released

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It's December!
By csant. Friday, 1. December 2006, 09:12:59phishing, 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...

...go party!

This weekly has several fixes in the Fraud Protection feature - and we would like as much feedback as possible on it. Go break it!

Changelog
Some stability fixes.
Fixed accidental deletion of a feed when unsubscribing.
Translation fixes.
Several Fraud Protection fixes.

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Darken

Dec 5 2006, 19:50

Build 8670/3577/507 Released

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Phishing, UNIX and plug-ins...
By csant. Tuesday, 5. December 2006, 10:42:30

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!

Quote -

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 from the Linux static .1 archive to your local installation
Start Opera

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Darken

Dec 13 2006, 16:25

Build 8678/3587/518 Released

Quote - csant

one more (mid)weekly
By csant. Wednesday, 13. December 2006, 05:09:09

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.

Quote - csant

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

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Darken

Dec 14 2006, 17:59

Build 8679/3588/521 Released

Quote - Olli

New build available
By olli. Thursday, 14. December 2006, 11:00:30
In the last build there snuck in a pretty bad regression, so we ended up having to revert one of the layout fixes from yesterday.
Our favorite customer Santa has a deadline coming up so we are approaching release of Opera 9.10.

Changelog
N/A

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halcyoncmdr

Dec 18 2006, 23:00

Quote - csant

Opera 9.10
By csant. Monday, 18. December 2006, 09:07:23
And finally...

...9.10 is out!

A big thank you to everybody following development on this blog, providing valuable feedback with testing. Now lean back and enjoy the Christmas time: we'll be doing the very same.

Merry Christmas to all, and a Happy New Year from
The Desktop Team

Build 8679/3588/521 Released Officially

Changelog

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Darken

Jan 13 2007, 02:56

Build 8692/3602/536 Released

Quote - Olli

First weekly in 2007
By olli. Friday, 12. January 2007, 11:28:34
Ah good to be back after the holidays with new weeklies
Enjoy :-)

Changelog
CSS height:inherit now inherits the computed value
Scripts in framesets now execute onload
Applets inserted with innerHTML can now be called by javascript
Fullscreen movies on youtube movies now start (please note that this might not work on Linux with Flash 9)
Fixed hang on Opera windows when starting Opera with a language file saved with mac style newlines
An invalid system locale no longer causes missing text
Capital letter "enctype" now doesn't break file uploads on ie virusscan.jotti.org
YouTube videos progress bar now updates
Images with broken exif data now display
Downloading a widget now only sends one GET request
Fixed 100% CPU when loading http://
Fixed loading of netvibes.com
IRC /quit messages now work properly
Loading cnn.com now finishes properly
Transfer status on IRC improved
Fixed crash when performing 'copy link address' on a non-link
Spell checking works better on debian
Fixed crasher when trying to download a file to a full disk

Windows specific:
fixed failing startup with Mac formatted language files

Mac specific:
native OS X UI elements can now be used in skins

UNIX specific:
fixed invalid locale causing missing strings in the UI
add /usr/lib/ to search path for libaspell

Known issues:
Java not working
Version number not updated yet

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