Auto-updated already?

Readers' comments

Comments left by My Opera members under the original post: the first 50, as archived.

• nataniel13. May 2009, 15:37:11

  Thanks for this build. Auto-update works fine on Mac. I saw the popup and updated Opera before I read this post.

• Galileo13. May 2009, 15:39:42

  

• Broken_Sword13. May 2009, 15:40:44

  Was wondering 5 long minutes while loading, cause auto-update but no new blog entry
  
  Now I'm satisfied - THX!

• lwiczek13. May 2009, 15:40:54

  Thanks!
  scrolling to anchor works now!

• fearphage13. May 2009, 15:48:49

  /me does the new snapshot dance
  
  

  Originally posted by desktopteam:

  New context menu on

  my heart jumped. I read oncontextmenu
  
  i <3 long crash logs

• Alpha-Toxic13. May 2009, 15:54:09

  The update worked fine here.

• stivo8513. May 2009, 15:56:10

  Everything's OK with Autoupdate. Nice surprise Thx

• Zotlan13. May 2009, 15:57:05

  Outstanding!
  
  Checking for updates throws up an error for me though (Opensuse)

• eisteh13. May 2009, 15:57:05

  Yay, automatically updated. thanks for the build.

• bhelyer13. May 2009, 16:00:28

  Help->Check For Updates absolutely refuses to acknowledge the existence of an update, even with the flags from the post specified in opera:config. I'll won't upgrade manually and see if it ever figures it out.

• DjiXas13. May 2009, 16:02:21

  1st time using auto update, is it always 8-9 MB?

• olli13. May 2009, 16:02:47

  bhelyer: What platform you on? What build you using?

• ouzoWTF13. May 2009, 16:02:50

  detailed changelog
  autoupdate
  new build
  
  

• Cyro13. May 2009, 16:04:02

  Olli: The auto update worked fine for me.
  Windows Vista 32Bits (UAC on).
  All my settings & profile were kept.

• andrewz198613. May 2009, 16:04:16

  Autoupdate succeeded, HTML bookmark links work again. But file association doesn't.

• bhelyer13. May 2009, 16:05:23

  @olli: 4340, Linux (Ubuntu 8.10 32 bit if it matters).
  
  EDIT qt4-shared debian

• Arguggi13. May 2009, 16:05:53

  Auto update succeeded, profile and settings are fine until now.

• Bill_P13. May 2009, 16:06:37

  The new Google "wonder wheel" does not display (and yes it's fine in FF)
  If turbo is on I get a lego with a "?", else I get a blank

• ColKilkenny13. May 2009, 16:09:01

  Seeing the same problem as bhelyer. Updater doesn't find any update. opera:config is as it should be.
  
  Ubuntu 9.04 64bit. And problem was in build 4340 (if that was the previous build).
  Patience isn't my virtue so I updated manually without notification.

• godjonez13. May 2009, 16:12:54

  Autoupdate worked without any problems here using 64-bit Windows 7RC

• Corros13. May 2009, 16:16:25

  Auto update worked, but changed language to English instead of Dutch.
  
  

• fherrerav13. May 2009, 16:17:57

  @Bill P: confirmed in XP. Wonder wheel does not display

• dapxin13. May 2009, 16:24:28

  gr8. grabbing the msi now

• edvakf13. May 2009, 16:24:54

  >Reverted [CORE-17828] GetBoxRect gives incorrect result for inline which contains block
  
  Again, this is only **partially** fixed. In the below case if you try to use getBoundingClientRect on the anchor, it returns zero-by-zero rectangle. If you try to use getClientRects it fails without even showing an error.
  
  

  
  <a href="#" id="me">
    <p>aaa</p>
  </a>
  

  
  
  http://edvakf.googlepages.com/clientrect.html

• darkodj13. May 2009, 16:25:01

  Auto update worked but i was surprised when i started Opera and seeing setup progres bar without any notification what is going on

• Rijk13. May 2009, 16:27:51

  Originally posted by Corros:

  Auto update worked, but changed language to English instead of Dutch.

  
  I wonder why that happened, stayed Dutch here. Can you get back to Dutch using Preferences?

• elitegeek13. May 2009, 16:28:16

  Great! I'll try out the auto update thing.

• phoonkah13. May 2009, 16:41:49

  nope...still after update....fresh settings

• Rijk13. May 2009, 16:43:17

  Originally posted by phoonkah:

  nope...still after update....fresh settings

  Details please!
  

• tudsta13. May 2009, 16:47:38

  The new items in the Turbo button context menu are much better. Contains all the items I expected from the beginning a few snapshots back.
  
  Some consistency improvements to the menu:
  
  - The relevant menu item needs a radio check mark next to the active Turbo state.
  
  - I prefer "Turbo Auto (On or Off)" instead of "Automatically turn Turbo on or off".
  
  - Otherwise, "Automatically turn Turbo on or off" should be more consistent with capitals "Automatically Turn Turbo On or Off" just like all Opera menu items.

• Bill_P13. May 2009, 16:47:48

  I'm finding performance issues with things like opening a new tab where it takes a couple of seconds (literally) instead of being instantaneous (unlike pretty much all earlier versions). Same with tab reload, also an occaisionl lag with bksp or the arrow keys.
  
  64bit openSuse

• Irontiger13. May 2009, 16:47:56

  Auto-update went smooth and the new context menu for opera turbo is a great thing!
  Good work

• BergRace13. May 2009, 16:56:39

  Help/Check for updates: Gives 'You are using the latest version of Opera'
  This is without a restart of Opera(build 6417).
  
  OsX 10.5.7 Powerpc G4
  
  Jørn Berg

• celiochido13. May 2009, 16:58:03

  thanx for unix build

• Robert9013. May 2009, 16:58:43

  @Rijk
  I have the same problem as Corros, language changed from Dutch to English, changing it back via preferences works as expected, the moment I pressed Ok, everything changed to Dutch

• BergRace13. May 2009, 16:59:48

  "Help/Check for updates: Gives 'You are using the latest version of Opera'
  This is without a restart of Opera(build 6417).
  
  OsX 10.5.7 Powerpc G4"
  
  Same message after a restart.
  
  Jørn Berg

• snf13. May 2009, 17:06:00

  Thank's.

• fearphage13. May 2009, 17:10:50

  Originally posted by edvakf:

  Reverted [CORE-17828] GetBoxRect gives incorrect result for inline which contains block

  They reverted/undid the previous fix for this. This means it should be re-broken. The fix for GetBoxRect broke navigating to #anchors

• tudsta13. May 2009, 17:11:43

  Found a couple of menu items with capital inconsistencies:
  
  Mail > Low-bandwidth mode
  (change to: Low-Bandwidth Mode)
  
  Tools > Quick Preferences > Open Pop-ups in Background
  (change to: Open Pop-Ups in Background)

• Patatina13. May 2009, 17:11:48

  All my previously received emails in opera mail are repeated three times now. But when i delete one the other 2 are deleted as well. Who can confirm that?!
  
  XP, SP3

• Wajo35713. May 2009, 17:19:41

  Deleting an email requires me to hit the 'delete' button on my keyboard twice. Emptying trash requires me to select the 'Empty Trash' menu twice.

• michael.opera13. May 2009, 17:20:11

  --> (or be informed, in the case of Unix/Linux users) when going to Help > Check for updates)
  
  Nope, "you are using the latest version". Using Ubuntu.

• Wade13. May 2009, 17:20:54

  also using ubuntu 9.04 32bit and autoupdate did not work, never have...
  
  Thanks for the build tho!

• Rijk13. May 2009, 17:22:37

  Originally posted by BergRace:

  Help/Check for updates: Gives 'You are using the latest version of Opera'

  Are you sure you checked the 'Download All Snapshots' setting in opera:config?
  
  

  Originally posted by Patatina:

  All my previously received emails in opera mail are repeated three times now. But when i delete one the other 2 are deleted as well. Who can confirm that?!

  We've seen some cases of that. What mail system are you using? POP, IMAP, using Gmail?
  
  

• HellbillyDeluxe13. May 2009, 17:23:11

  I need to run the installer as an Administrator on Vista (x64). Otherwise, I get the following error:
  
  http://i41.tinypic.com/2rdb76v.jpg
  
  
  Edit: I don't like the new Panel-Icon. The old one looks much better imho. But I guess this is a subject to change, so I'm fine with this.
  
  Please add the new Opera-icon to the next Build .

• michael.opera13. May 2009, 17:27:13

  "Are you sure you checked the 'Download All Snapshots' setting in opera:config?"
  
  aangevinkt / checked: http://users.skynet.be/bs977987/Opera.png

• Hades3213. May 2009, 17:29:07

  I couldn't choose "minimize to toolbar". maybe because I don't have a status bar. But i dropped the "Minimized Update" buttton to my tab bar so, it SHOULD work...
  
  Thanks anyway!

• Rijk13. May 2009, 17:31:20

  Originally posted by michael.opera:

  "Are you sure you checked the 'Download All Snapshots' setting in opera:config?"
  aangevinkt / checked: http://users.skynet.be/bs977987/Opera.png

  Yes, for Unix/Linux users this seems to be a general problem. But I've seen some Mac installations do the upgrade properly.
  

• Patatina13. May 2009, 17:39:01

  Rijk We've seen some cases of that. What mail system are you using? POP, IMAP, using Gmail?
  
  I use POP.

• klingoncowboy413. May 2009, 17:42:47

  On update
  
  good too know, wish I coulda done it years ago
  
  as for Unix build I and not switching testing on my linux system as it is my main system alas.