9.25

Readers' comments

Comments left by My Opera members under the original post: the first 43, as archived.

• Tamil19. December 2007, 18:47:24

  I installed it yesterday.

• Uzm19. December 2007, 18:56:49

  Thanks a lot!

• consalt19. December 2007, 19:38:19

  Tell me please, is buid9694 contains bugs that have been fixed in 9.25?

• lamarca19. December 2007, 19:40:51

  Originally posted by consalt:

  Tell me please, is buid9694 contains bugs that have been fixed in 9.25?

  
  that's a good question

• SoulOfDoinel19. December 2007, 19:49:58

  But 9694 is a 9.5 preview, 9.25 is 9.2 last release.
  More stability for 9.25 but no new 9.5 features.
  Am I wrong ?

• arcy19. December 2007, 19:56:15

  Thanks :]
  Merry Christmas :]

• origPumu19. December 2007, 19:57:18

  I will keep my
  
  Version 9.50 beta
  Build 9694
  
  Waiting for a new weekly.

• Aleksandersen19. December 2007, 20:04:55

  64 bit, please?

• jonspencerbx19. December 2007, 20:17:35

  Originally posted by Aleksandersen:

  64 bit, please?

  
  
  64 bit is a new feature for the 9.5 linux builds. 64 bit is not available for 9.2x and unfortunately there are no 64 bit builds for vista at all...

• devil_kin19. December 2007, 20:20:57

  Any chance of making the new flash plugin work on linux? It's rather annoying that it doesn't work...

• haavard19. December 2007, 20:34:28

  devil_kin, have you tried the 9.5 snapshots?

• p.mansoor19. December 2007, 21:20:02

  Just upgraded. Thanks

• andresruiz19. December 2007, 21:33:20

  Hey thanks a lot for 9.25 !!
  Upgraded

• csant19. December 2007, 22:17:32

  Originally posted by devil_kin:

  Any chance of making the new flash plugin work on linux?

  
  
  
  It's very unfortunate that Adobe broke compatibility with the current stable Opera releases... On the bright side, you might want to give the 9.5 snapshots a try, they work with the latest Flash release

• sevillana19. December 2007, 22:31:14

  was hoping that Opera Link would be in 9.25 release Will have to wait a bit more.
  Merry Christmas Desktop Team

• trasz19. December 2007, 22:58:40

  And still no FreeBSD-7 version... ;-/
  

• I-Beam20. December 2007, 00:23:00

  Does this break ACID2, or is something wrong on my installation?
  
  EDIT: Apparently, there is a problem on the ACID2 web site.
  http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=394442&cid=21759522

• EricJH20. December 2007, 00:23:07

  Installed it to be up and running; though I use 9.50 weeklies for all my surfing. Hardly touch the 9.2x series.

• Gyrobo20. December 2007, 00:49:41

  9.25 doesn't pass ACID2 for me either, but ACID2 also breaks under Firefox 3 and Kestrel builds. The misrenderings appear identical. Did someone change ACID2?

• Chase-san20. December 2007, 03:09:01

  That is strange, whats up with the ACID2?

• consalt20. December 2007, 06:54:55

  Ha-ha, Microsoft fix acid2 for IE8. Now IE8 pass test (http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2007/12/19/internet-explorer-8-and-acid2-a-milestone.aspx). But only IE8. No others!

• haavard20. December 2007, 08:30:12

  The test is currently broken, so if the current version is the one IE8 is working with it doesn't pass Acid2 after all.
  
  Here's a proper version of Acid2:
  
  http://www.hixie.ch/tests/evil/acid/002/

• crawen20. December 2007, 09:00:36

  Wonderful! Thank you! Been using 9.23 for a time now becaus of the textexpander-bug.

• TuPLaD20. December 2007, 09:50:02

  I have a problem, after installing this Opera all my mail and RSS accounts are gone

• Jazmo20. December 2007, 14:44:28

  How hard could it be to code automagig update system, like firefox has?
  Surely it keeps browsers better up date.

• Micky20. December 2007, 15:07:49

  TuPLaD: Did you choose Upgrade or Separate install? You apparently installed it separately in different folder. Search your old Opera folder and copy your old profile dir into new Opera folder.

• haavard20. December 2007, 18:33:06

  TuPLaD: Did you install any other versions of Opera between 9.24 and 9.25? Any 9.5 alphas, betas or snapshots?
  
  Jazmo, an automatic update system is hardly suitable for a minor security release, but wait and see...

• xet720. December 2007, 18:39:11

  How in Opera can I merge open windows to one window?
  If it's not possible yet, could it be added?

• jarinkirill20. December 2007, 19:06:03

  xet7, open «Windows» panel (hided by default), select with shift all pages of one window and drag-and-drop it to another.

• Sergej20. December 2007, 21:29:35

  upgrated
  
  Easy to update and faster than Firefox (a friend asked me why I use Opera, yesterday)

• mimi_s_mum20. December 2007, 22:27:51

  bug-264187:
  The text duplication bug when using Microsoft Japanese IME on Blogger compose/edit field, has returned with vengeance. Strangely Gmail compose, the other site which I filed this original bug report for, seems unaffected.
  
  When I filed bug-264187, I thought the same bug affected both Gmail compose and Blogger compose/edit, but I was obviously wrong. Should I file another bug report about Blogger issue only?
  
  Edit***
  
  My bad. The bug already existed in ver 9.24. Shows how often I update my blog. I did not have this problem when I last posted in September with 9.23. So it came back with 9.24.
  
  Still a question to the dev people. Should I file a new bug report for this issue regarding Blogger only?

• EricJH20. December 2007, 22:42:34

  Haavard wrote: "Jazmo, an automatic update system is hardly suitable for a minor security release, but wait and see... "
  
  @Haavard: wanna tell us something? A Christmas present may be?

• Serpher20. December 2007, 23:01:21

  That news is a little delayed ;P Many people installed that version few days ago.

• zix20. December 2007, 23:18:50

  installed 9.25, switching back/forward to last 9.5 weekly..
  merry x-mas

• mgillespie20. December 2007, 23:18:54

  Both 9.25 and latest 9.50 weekly fail the Acid2 test.
  
  Not good, considering Firefox and IE are suddenly making such a noise about Acid2 this week...
  

• AyushJ20. December 2007, 23:23:23

  Originally posted by EricJH:

  wanna tell us something? A Christmas present may be?

  
  http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/759403?startidx=50#comment2559257 -
  

  Originally posted by olli:

  We will add a automatic updater for a post merlin release

• EricJH20. December 2007, 23:47:53

  Thx Ayush. How do you remember and retrieve this?

• Darken21. December 2007, 05:16:47

  Originally posted by consalt:

  Tell me please, is buid9694 contains bugs that have been fixed in 9.25?

  
  Bump

• angelusfaith21. December 2007, 06:22:41

  i have downloaded it already and can view my website so good. http://razorchris.wen.ru

• Captain Stifu21. December 2007, 07:30:11

  Originally posted by mgillespie:

  Not good, considering Firefox and IE are suddenly making such a noise about Acid2 this week...

  
  IE, yes, but as for Firefox, you're one year late.
  Besides, the test is currently broken. Opera and others still pass it.
  Mirror of the Acid2 test: http://www.hixie.ch/tests/evil/acid/002/

• wallstreet2378821. December 2007, 10:03:03

  i installed this over 9.5 9694 beta.
  
  this 9.25 opera will not run.
  
  it will use constant 90-95% of cpu usage but not start. memory use is always 13.748 K (13 mb).
  
  

• RedBaron21. December 2007, 10:58:42

  wallstreet23788: I know this, only clean install get you back into 9.2 series.

• jonspencerbx21. December 2007, 12:32:55

  Originally posted by wallstreet23788:

  i installed this over 9.5 9694 beta.
  
  this 9.25 opera will not run.
  
  it will use constant 90-95% of cpu usage but not start. memory use is always 13.748 K (13 mb).

  
  
  Well, you should never install final releases on top of a beta, let alone a snapshot release (which is what you've done). And I don't think it will be possible at all to downgrade from 9.50 final (when it is released) to a previous release for a couple of reasons, one being the new mail backend.
  
  Please read this: http://snapshot.opera.com/faq.html#what-snapshot
  
  M.