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9.26

February 20, 2008 · by csant

We released 9.26 today, which addresses a few security issues and some stability issues. It also addresses an issue when connecting securely to Windows Server 2008 - see this article for details. This release is a recommended upgrade for all those running the latest stable releases.

Changelogs are available:
Windows
Mac
Linux/UNIX

Go download it!

Readers' comments

Comments left by My Opera members under the original post: the first 44, as archived.

  • Tamil20. February 2008, 14:47:21

    Already installed. :smile:
  • lamarca20. February 2008, 14:53:42

    thanks.
  • ra_mon20. February 2008, 15:07:22

    This release is a recommended upgrade for all those running the latest stable releases.

    Can you confirm that Kestrel is not affected with theses 3 security issues ?

    Thanks,
    --
    Pierre
  • hobe20. February 2008, 15:14:56

    :cheers:

    Now you can move on to something really different: Get Kestrel flying :wink:
  • kiaM20. February 2008, 15:16:43

    Thanks Opera ASA.
    Now I can wait for Opera 9.5 even longer...
  • Rijk20. February 2008, 15:23:49

    For the curious, the build numbers of the final release are:
    Win: 8835
    Mac: 3727
    NIX: 698
  • TuPLaD20. February 2008, 15:31:38

    So I'm on:
    Version: 9.50 Beta 2
    Build: 1800
    If I install this one, will it affect my mail and stuff?
  • AleksOD20. February 2008, 15:54:47

    Thank you for the speedy fix!:cheers:
  • NoteMe20. February 2008, 15:56:07

    @TuPLaD

    Do not install a 9.2x version over your 9.5 builds. It will affect more stuff than you can poke a stick at, mail included :smile:


    - ØØ -
  • TuPLaD20. February 2008, 15:59:28

    @NoteMe

    Oh, yeah! I was a bit confused with the numbers, now I get it, thanks :smile:
  • AleksOD20. February 2008, 16:12:37

    Sorry, where is the changelog? I can't seem to find it...
  • lamarca20. February 2008, 16:16:48

  • _BuRAk_20. February 2008, 16:38:22

    thanks, deviantart.com and facebook.com are opening faster.
  • illiad20. February 2008, 16:40:38

    In case you are new, or have forgotten ***again!!!***, or lost track of it because you refuse to use the proper forum..
    (http://my.opera.com/community/forums/ )

    If it is a FINAL, it can go over the top of another FINAL(NOT a beta) - But check for issues, like mail changing!!

    If it is a weekly/alpha/beta, it can go over the top of another weekly/alpha/beta(NOT a final!) - But check for issues, like mail changing!!

    And note 'mileage may vary' .. if someone has got a working install, from ignoring the above, it may not work for you.. just dont start complaining later that it does not work properly... you will know why....
  • firstnight20. February 2008, 16:52:49

    Rijk, thanks for the build numbers. :smile:
  • AleksOD20. February 2008, 17:11:30

    Thanks, lamarca, just curious :smile:
  • elitegeek20. February 2008, 17:37:40

    I'm happy to see the new release!


    I can't wait for 9.5
  • man on the street20. February 2008, 17:50:36

    Ok - up and running!
    Just onre thing...and repeating ra_mon´s question "Can you confirm that Kestrel is not affected with theses 3 security issues ?"
  • nemoxx20. February 2008, 18:02:25

    Thank you. 9.26 is much more stable on Mac. Browser is now finaly stable. I noticed no more crashes!
  • Darken20. February 2008, 18:09:26

    @ra-mon (Pierre): Read this >
    In this case I will strongly recommend that users of Opera 9.0 to 9.25, inclusive, upgrades to the upcoming Opera 9.26 (Update: It is now available), due to be released later this week (but an RC is available). The next 9.50 weekly will also contain a fix for the problem. In particular, you should upgrade if your installation crashes when it tries to connect to an SSL/TLS/HTTPS site.

    Source //The trouble with the (b)leading edge: It's sharp!
  • ra_mon20. February 2008, 18:25:43

    Merci Darken :smile:
    But it seems only related to OCSP bug, not security issues...
  • Darken20. February 2008, 18:34:30

    Hummm, you are right.

    Hummm, okay > @ Opera Team: Kestrel is not affected with theses security issues? :lol:
  • zarkoh20. February 2008, 18:36:37

    1. can't get any flash content rendered on Ubuntu 7.10, just gray rectangles instead.
    2. the main menu bar doesn't show its items. need to hover with the mouse pointer over it so that the labels appear.

    these two issues didn't exist on 9.5 builds, but i'm on hold with those on Ubu.
  • alettames20. February 2008, 22:05:05

    Off-topic comment removed by Moderator. Discuss Kestrel in posts about Kestrel!
  • alettames20. February 2008, 22:08:04

    Maybe trojan plugins and threat level plugins need warnings or complete blocks, more alternate programs like alternate tiff, qt, and rm.
  • Words20. February 2008, 23:53:05

    My mail/feeds are not displaying on build 8835. The tab opens when I click on a feed or mail folder in the panel but nothing loads. :frown:

    Just reinstalled 8833, but the same problem :confused:

    Update: problem solved. I recreated my Opera6.ini file
  • ssuuddoo21. February 2008, 07:49:38

    1. why is the version numbering different? from 9.50 to 9.26?
    2. I upgraded to the "stable" 9.26 but my email disappeared, why?
    3. I had to switch to my old 9.5.

    please provide answers

    use LinuX-Ubuntu
  • MossMan21. February 2008, 08:13:11

    @ssuuddoo

    1. because one is a beta in development and one is a final

    2. because they are different versions of the program

    3. because you shouldn't install 9.2 final over 9.5 betas!
  • ytsmabeer21. February 2008, 08:15:32

    @ssuuddoo:9.5 is the new not released kestrel build of Opera while stable 9.26 is just one step up from 9.25.
    With kestrel(9.5) there has been changes in the mail part so you can't go back to the old 9.26
  • ssuuddoo21. February 2008, 08:48:26

    @ MossMan
    @ ytsmabeer

    thank you both.

    now I see it and know all the answers I needed.

    ...anyway, I have changed to 9.26 - because my 9.50 used to crush a little :D

    just had to export all email things, delete the mail folder in .opera and import my email back after installing 9.26

    thnx

    >>opera is the browser with the:
    FASTEST development
    FASTEST interface (I use a looot of shortcuts and mouse gestures and do not need the buttons :D )
    FASTEST customization - change the look in a second
    FASTEST smilecomming on your face when U luve it!
    FASTEST EMAIL client working together with the browser
    FASTEST browsing the internet (this I personally cannot statistically say, because do not know the objective answer, but use the test results of others)

    thnx again
    ssuuddoo
    Slovakia
  • MCOB21. February 2008, 08:58:45

    9.5 only :cool:
  • eek121. February 2008, 10:59:36

    9.26 = rock solid :goodsign:
  • goingunder21. February 2008, 12:15:23

    thanks, Nice Job :cheers:
  • bontzy21. February 2008, 13:20:26

    youtube doesn't work in my case with 9.26 ?
    is this an opera issue ?
  • lamarca21. February 2008, 13:54:08

    @bontzy: youtube is working fine for me.
    make sure you are using the lastest flash version
  • hellboy4ever21. February 2008, 15:18:34

    Earthquake! Earthquake!
    is Kestrel okay?!?!?!!
    .
    .
    .
    .
    oh n what about you guys??
  • pap91121. February 2008, 16:57:45

    Thank You for 9.26 :smile:
    Now I can download directly from simviation.com. At least :D

    I have freaky and iritating bug.
    When I writing something, and when I want to wrote polish letters one by one Opera opens me a new tag, eg. when I write: "s", "alt+l", "alt+o" Opera opens me a black tab (letters must be written very fast so it not happens everytime).
    Same thing with other letters. But some opens Notes Tab, some other tabs/windows I don't even couldn't name P:
    Problem probably only on Deviantart.com while writing a comment P:
    Here on Opera blog commenting I can't reproduce this bug :smile:


    Opera 9.26 (8835), WinXPSP2
  • gologs21. February 2008, 23:01:57

    Please publish amd64 bin as well, atleast for stable releases.
  • illiad22. February 2008, 00:22:26

    man on the street & the rest:

    which ones are you talking about??
  • chuuey22. February 2008, 11:31:58

    thanks for the update guys, keep it up!
  • emagius22. February 2008, 14:53:08

    I'm having NTLM issues with 9.26 ("portable" version) -- not present on either 9.24 or 9.25 -- where I am constantly prompted for intranet credentials. I've tried various proxy options in 9.26 but without success.

    On earlier versions, I don't get any prompt at all and browsing works fine.
  • pikachu9723. February 2008, 14:52:57

    :frown:Opera 9.26 still has the famous bug of multi-user installations, i.e., when you install Opera on a computer that has various user accounts, only the user who installed it will have general access to it, since if you try on another user, you won't see any shortcuts to Opera in the desktop, in the Start Menu (in the case of Windows)... being the solution to open the file "opera.exe" in the folder in which Opera is installed. In the account of the user who installed Opera, you have all these shortcuts. This problem is really annoying, so I would like to ask to the Opera Desktop Team to fix this bug once and for all in Opera 9.50 or in a possible version 9.27:frown:
  • ytsmabeer23. February 2008, 15:54:18

    @pikachu97:Opera always worked for me on muliple instalations.
    Try the Msi install
  • bontzy23. February 2008, 18:54:13

    thanks, lamarca

About this article

Published inDesktop Team blog
DateFebruary 20, 2008
Authorcsant
Tagsdesktop, security, stability, release, 9.26
OriginalInternet Archive