Opera is a free Web browser with a pop-up blocker, multiple-window navigation, mouse gestures, keyboard shortcuts, an e-mail client with a spam filter, and integrated search for user security and speed. The cross-platform browser includes IRC-compatible chat, support for RSS newsfeeds, a password manager, and one-click customization and privacy-protection settings.
Features:
Features:
- New in version 9: Fraud protection, BitTorrent, Add your favorite search engines, Content blocker, Site preferences, Widgets, Improved rich text editing, Thumbnail preview
- Efficient surfing: Transfer manager, Tabbed browsing, Password manager, Integrated search, Pop-up blocking, Mouse gestures, Fast Forward, Sessions, Quick preferences, Notes, Voice, Keyboard Shortcuts, Trash can
- Security and privacy: Security bar, Encryption, Delete private data, Cookie control
- Mail and Chat: Opera mail, IRC chat
- Customization: Drag and drop, Skins, Language
- Accessibility: Zoom, Text size and colors, User style sheets,
- Web development: Standards support, Small-screen mode, Validate code, Toggle graphics and style sheets, Info panel, Reload from cache,
- Special: Full-screen mode, Kiosk mode
Changelog:
- Changed keyboard shortcuts Ctrl + 0-9 to call speed dial entries. Panel activation shortcuts moved to Ctrl + Shift + 0-9
- Kiosk mode defaults to not displaying Speed Dial. Added new kioskmode switch kioskspeeddial to enable feature.
Added thumbnails on hover in Windows panel. - Start bar disabled by default.
- IRC /quit messages now work properly
- Transfer status on IRC improved
- CSS height:inherit now inherits the computed value.
- Scripts in framesets now execute onload.
- Applets inserted with innerHTML can now be called by JavaScript.
- Introduction of developer tools.
- Fix for character encoding inheritance issue with frames, which could enable cross-site scripting. See the advisory.
- Fixed an issue regarding handling of FTP PASV response, as reported by Mark at bindshell.net
- Skandiabanken.no's message about successful certificate installation is now shown.
- Multiple stability fixes.
- Voluntary, anonymous usage statistics reporting feature added.
- Flickr Organizr now works correctly in Opera.
- Fullscreen movies on YouTube now start.
- Images with broken exif data now display.
- Saving big images should now work more reliably.
- When specifying address:port without specifying the protocol, "http://" is once again inferred.
















I don't have any problem with any builds 9.x, all websites tested works fine without any problem.
Last edited by Darken on 29 Mar 2007 - 01:48
My bank site now requires me to enable referral logging. Local newspaper site doesn't work at all anymore.
Been testing Kmeleon lately. Used the beta version that was posted a while back here at Neowin. All I did was unzip the file into it's own folder then created a shortcut on my desktop. It didn't go through any "installation" process, and in fact, is not even listed in add/remove. Unlike all other Mozilla based browsers, I am not getting infected with ANY spyware, and I'm purposely cruising some rather obscure sites just to test it.
Looks like it might be bye-bye Opera. Have already uninstalled Opera from all 5 of my machines. Bummer too kind of, as I have been a very faithful Opera user since the early version 5 days! May have to change my sig now too!
I don't have any problem with Gmail (+ google services (with userjs)). My bank and others services works fine for me. Check your Opera configuration.
Would you catch the sarcasm?
nice work with the speed dial
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