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  • Troy Hall9. December 2010, 17:47

    SOOOOOOOOOOOO STOKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:flirt:

  • Mark9. December 2010, 17:49

    Opera: the gift that keeps on giving...

  • Chirpie9. December 2010, 17:50

    Originally posted by ouzoWTF:

    This is time to fix some longstanding and annoying bugs.

    People will be saying this no matter when it's released. It's a rather poor argument because there will always be bugs that someone will find annoying.

    The proper test is: is it better than the previous version? If it is, ship it.

  • Tsaga9. December 2010, 17:51

    Mod edit: English, please!

  • Mark9. December 2010, 17:52

    Originally posted by Chirpie:

    The proper test is: is it better than the previous version? If it is, ship it.



    Absolutely, that is the critera that we use to release software. Better than the existing version and no new critical or serious issues.

  • Martin Rauscher9. December 2010, 17:56

    Originally posted by fearphage:

    Why is it fragile?


    It's a X.0 version! :bigsmile:

    Just don't rush boys :smile:

  • Willie Lai9. December 2010, 17:56

    hope it's great
    lookin forward to!

  • Luxor9. December 2010, 17:58

    Xmas is coming early.

  • StaticElectricity9. December 2010, 18:06

    No people, you got it all wrong. The thing before the 24th is another awesome feature, not Opera eleven. Opera eleven is going to be out on 11/11/11 (November 11, 2011) :wink: :whistle:

  • Dimox9. December 2010, 18:09

    Mod edit: English, please!

  • AmaZinger9. December 2010, 18:13

    Opera must become the first browser with hardware acceleration. This is the only way, without exceptions, because somebody should beat this chrome!

  • melkor morgoth9. December 2010, 18:13

    yes! yes! yes!

  • weep869. December 2010, 18:17

    nice. What is this?

  • kevin009. December 2010, 18:22

    Cancel the automatic stacking? :bigsmile:

  • Obese Maurice9. December 2010, 18:23

    Mmmmmm, can't wait! I hope it's a new feature! It must be. :bigsmile: H/W? :love:

  • Pablo Mendoza9. December 2010, 18:33

    :up: :coffee:

  • Alfie Wallace9. December 2010, 18:34

    I am loving the beta so far

  • Marek Nowicki9. December 2010, 18:36

    Oh yeah! :yes:
    ...but I hope that Opera 11 RC will be published before and that will be stable, secure and (almost) bug free version. That is more important than fast development time and delivering new version before Christmas.

  • Chirag9. December 2010, 18:38

    The final version of 11.0. With a new feature hopefully :bigsmile:

  • Murtaza Sohail9. December 2010, 18:44

    fantastic , i was waiting ..

  • BlueFalcon9. December 2010, 18:47

    :yes: ... :wait:

  • Kokogroko9. December 2010, 18:50

    yeeeeaaaaah!!

    This is time to be jolly, a la la laaaa la la laaa

  • Mascot9. December 2010, 18:52

    Not much to further speculate on as the post image is named "opera11release_640.png", unless it's purposefully a decoy for "bad" children searching for the hidden presents... :smile:

  • Kelisha G Ferdinands9. December 2010, 18:58

    Thanks Santa Opera! Can't wait 2 open my Xmas present! & a Merry Xmas 2 yu th whole Opera mini Crew!:smile: :smile:

  • Peter9. December 2010, 18:58

    How appropriate. Browsing the net with Opera 11 in 2011. :yes:
    Thanks guys. :cheers: :party: :jester:

  • rseiler9. December 2010, 18:59

    Flamebait removed by moderator.

  • Daniel Avila9. December 2010, 19:27

    :cool:

  • Firefly749409. December 2010, 19:38

    Yeeaaahhhh ! usually i prefer having the surprise the 24, but opera's team gift is an exception =) :yes:

  • Weril9. December 2010, 19:40

    :bigsmile: :yes:

  • Kellner Gergő9. December 2010, 19:42

    http://www.tomshardware.de/opera-11-beta,news-245016.html


    Hardware GPU Acceleration jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :bigsmile:

  • Ryan Jeppesen9. December 2010, 19:48

    NICE! Cant wait!!!

  • djthproductions9. December 2010, 19:51

    No,

    We all get a trip to Norway to attend the release of Opera 11!

    Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

    (see top right of the box)!

    :wink:

  • PraetorianX9. December 2010, 19:56

    Originally posted by K-Gergo:

    http://www.tomshardware.de/opera-11-beta,news-245016.html
    Hardware GPU Acceleration jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee


    Doesn't this actually say "without Hardware Acceleration" ?

  • nibzms9. December 2010, 19:56

    I just hope the final version has smoother scrolling for OSX.

  • Obe A Sunday9. December 2010, 20:25

    God ll bless u, let be something nice,

  • Tran Ngoc Son9. December 2010, 20:27

    I want to open the gift now! I can't wait! Can you wait?
    Opera 11 final? :yes: :party:
    Merry Xmas!

  • kerosene9. December 2010, 20:29

    we love presents :party:
    can we have that pic bigger to use it as speed dial background ?

  • Kelisha G Ferdinands9. December 2010, 20:29

    No Tran i can't wait either 4 Opera 11!:yes:

  • Alexei9. December 2010, 20:49

    Too great to be true!!!!!!

  • Sam Van den Vonder9. December 2010, 20:50

    For all you people going about hardware acceleration, Opera people aren't going to put this in the beta phase of the browser. Especially not because the two big features they announced are extensions and tab stacking.

    Hardware acceleration is a huge feature that redefines the browser, it needs to be tested really, REALLY extensively. Why do you think even Google doesn't dare to put it on by default?

    This is probably the release of opera 11 or (i hope) beta 2.

    You shouldn't rush things, Opera. The longer you wait the more excited people are going to be (more work done)

  • Dan Alexandru9. December 2010, 21:03

    The box could just hold “Opera 11” stickers :bigsmile:

  • genewyss9. December 2010, 21:07

    Originally posted by PraetorianX:

    Doesn't this actually say "without Hardware Acceleration" ?


    It says: "Opera 11 final will definitely come with H/W"
    And we know the guys working at Tom's Hardware won't lie to us :wink:

    We just should stay excited like little kids waiting in front of the christmas tree for their presents :smile:

  • gordihou9. December 2010, 21:09

    Opera 12? :love:

  • Obese Maurice9. December 2010, 21:10

    Originally posted by HuRRaCaNe:

    Hardware acceleration is a huge feature that redefines the browser, it needs to be tested really, REALLY extensively.



    As I know, they have working Opera version with H/W Acelleration since 2008, internal build. :wink:

  • Mark9. December 2010, 21:14

    Opera has a plugin style rendering backend. It's possible all the hardware acceleration is already in there, but not accessible, perhaps they will leave it disabled in Opera 11 final, but allow us the option of turning it on and playing with it...

  • Sam Van den Vonder9. December 2010, 21:17

    Originally posted by ObeseMaurice:

    As I know, they have working Opera version with H/W Acelleration since 2008, internal build.



    Well yes but you don't know how many people are working on it and what has happened to the project (people fired, project delayed due to more important urgent stuff?)

    Additionally I think they need to be really careful here. I don't know how it goes but it just might end up doing hardware damage if some random bug pops up. Remember the Starcraft 2 menu burning some graphics cards?

    Well a game is different from a browser, but what good would it be if they couldn't use the GPU to its fullest due to restrictions.

  • BlueFalcon9. December 2010, 21:19

    Originally posted by nibzms:

    I just hope the final version has smoother scrolling for OSX.



    +1

  • Kellner Gergő9. December 2010, 21:28

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkKCsrh2ESA

  • niceape9. December 2010, 21:31

    hooray!!!

  • z@h3k9. December 2010, 21:33

    thanks.

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