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Introducing Opera 11.10 "Barracuda"
Barracuda: a sleek fish with a torpedo-like body, dagger-like teeth, and a ferocious appetite. Built to hunt in the ocean, it relies on surprise, agility, and bursts of speed to overtake its prey. The barracuda can even consume larger fish.
"Barracuda" is also the code name of the upcoming 11.10 version of the Opera browser. This is the first of a series of Opera versions where each one will have an associated code name.
The first snapshot build of Barracuda will be made available in the near future, and the full feature set will be revealed some time after that.
As a hint, we can mention that another popular Opera feature will be taken to the next level.
Keep an eye on this blog for more information in the near future!
"Barracuda" is also the code name of the upcoming 11.10 version of the Opera browser. This is the first of a series of Opera versions where each one will have an associated code name.The first snapshot build of Barracuda will be made available in the near future, and the full feature set will be revealed some time after that.
As a hint, we can mention that another popular Opera feature will be taken to the next level.
Keep an eye on this blog for more information in the near future!
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Comments left by My Opera members under the original post: the first 50, as archived.
About this article
| Published in | Desktop Team blog |
|---|---|
| Date | February 14, 2011 |
| Author | Haavard |
| Original | Internet Archive |
bachokocho14. February 2011, 18:02
Obese Maurice14. February 2011, 18:02
Glootech14. February 2011, 18:02
DrillSarge14. February 2011, 18:02
max1c14. February 2011, 18:02
tisazalay14. February 2011, 18:03
pursanovd14. February 2011, 18:03
Bryan Kirk14. February 2011, 18:03
Muhammad-Ubaid raza14. February 2011, 18:03
joru66614. February 2011, 18:04
Nicolas Chagnet14. February 2011, 18:05
eehsun14. February 2011, 18:06
Originally posted by Glootech:
Arguggi14. February 2011, 18:06
Obese Maurice14. February 2011, 18:07
Originally posted by joru666:
That already happened, a few snapshots ago.
Chris14. February 2011, 18:07
Originally posted by joru666:
Did you actually try 11.01?ouzowtf14. February 2011, 18:07
Amund14. February 2011, 18:08
Александр Карпинский14. February 2011, 18:09
Originally posted by ObeseMaurice:
Originally posted by Slamdex:
Try gestures on twitter or habrahabr.ru over comments. It don't work like in 10.6 and below.
Gonzalo14. February 2011, 18:12
raphweng1314. February 2011, 18:12
Morphdreamer14. February 2011, 18:12
Originally posted by homm:
It works fine on both of those sites.
Chris14. February 2011, 18:12
Originally posted by homm:
Doesn't work in 10.6 either...max1c14. February 2011, 18:13
Originally posted by raphweng:
The improved feature is Dragonfly.
Mark14. February 2011, 18:14
Obese Maurice14. February 2011, 18:15
Tab stacking.
And I hope for H/W too.
pursanovd14. February 2011, 18:18
Originally posted by clashcityrocker:
password sync-dont think they will implement this(they many times told that its too risky to do such syncs), but we may expect some opera mail syncs(think this is very nice too
Александр Карпинский14. February 2011, 18:19
Originally posted by Slamdex:
But work in 11.00 and reverted in 11.01.
max1c14. February 2011, 18:19
Savageman14. February 2011, 18:23
Twitter teased something was coming... and it's another teasing. You really are devil, I like it!
Caracciola14. February 2011, 18:24
João David14. February 2011, 18:28
Brian Huisman14. February 2011, 18:29
Giuseppe Bilotta14. February 2011, 18:30
Dan-Raoul14. February 2011, 18:31
Originally posted by homm:
If you right-click the site, go to Site Preferences (or whatever it is called; not running English atm...), Script settings (second from right), uncheck the option for the site to react on right-click (fourth from the top), and I find everything working again =) I think it's the site trying to catch those gestures to navigate it, which would be fine if not there already where implented that in Opera...
Mark14. February 2011, 18:33
Originally posted by pursanovd:
I hope they do, after using Last-Pass, it's essential. Everything is sent encrypted and it's can't be decrypted remotely.
Romain14. February 2011, 18:35
Hyypia14. February 2011, 18:36
Originally posted by piroxicam:
you are kidding, right?
Barracuda is a FISH NAME, so it hasn't any trademark and it's not an intellectual property. Anyone could name something Barracuda without any consequences.
Avola14. February 2011, 18:37
Originally posted by GreyWyvern:
Fish seems like a cod choice. I wonder what this is all a trout.
Gereford14. February 2011, 18:37
Serj Trump14. February 2011, 18:38
iPristy site14. February 2011, 18:38
xandeadx14. February 2011, 18:39
BlackIceSpain14. February 2011, 18:39
And the risks are the same, putting your encrypted passwords in someone server which they cant decrypt unless their apps steal our passwords (both opera and lastpass are reliable imo).
PD: Waiting for that fish, altho i prefer meat
Pastor David14. February 2011, 18:41
Александр Карпинский14. February 2011, 18:48
Originally posted by Dan-Raoul:
Thank for tip, but this has no effect. When perform "close" gesture (bottom-right) on tweets Opera do "right" gesture. When perform "top-left" gesture Opera do "left" gesture.
Pastor David14. February 2011, 18:49
Originally posted by piroxicam:
Yeah, well, I am SURE they took care of that...Gousti Fruit14. February 2011, 18:52
Originally posted by Dan-Raoul:
No this doesn't work for me either. I even restarted Opera in case the option needed a restart. Same problem on Twitter (new UI) if you do a gesture on the tweets parts; BUT if you can do your gesture inside *one* tweet, that is probably inside the "div" box defining one tweet, it will work. It looks like the gestures are interrupted as soon as the mouse leaves one HTML element to another; if you can do your gesture in a defined element box, it will work. I think before the modification you could do it anywhere on a page, it was the *page* that received the gesture, but now it's the element that receives the gesture.QWERRTY14. February 2011, 18:52
Glootech14. February 2011, 19:00
Originally posted by Haavard:
My guess is multi-level speed dial. Is there a prize for a correct guess?
Muhammad-Ubaid raza14. February 2011, 19:01