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Introducing Opera 11.50 "Swordfish"
According to Wikipedia, the swordfish is a highly migratory, predatory fish characterized by a long, flat bill. Its streamlined physique allows it to cut through the water with great ease and agility. It mainly relies on its speed and agility in the water to catch its prey. Swordfish are also known for their powerful jumps, called breaching.The Next version of Opera, 11.50, is called Swordfish. We are preparing a first look as we speak, so check back in the coming days for more details.
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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 | May 2, 2011 |
| Author | Haavard |
| Original | Internet Archive |
Daniel HendrycksDanielHendrycks2. May 2011, 18:40
v12.0: Trogon
v12.1: Parrot
v12.5: Peacock
v12.6: Crocoduck
DavideDosky2. May 2011, 18:41
Besmir Godolebgodole2. May 2011, 18:42
pchidamb2. May 2011, 18:42
Pastor DavidLionandLamb2. May 2011, 18:42
Lexalex-shpak2. May 2011, 18:43
There were only two comments when I opened this page, and when my comment was posted -- it was already 6th...
Good luck to Opera swordfish in catching new users in the deep Ocean of the Internet!
Qbikqbik132. May 2011, 18:43
rctneil2. May 2011, 18:43
@Havaard
will 11.50 add a few of the features that have been requested and fix the remaining bugs from 11.10? and also re introduce the "Force Resync" button for Opera Link?
Commaster2. May 2011, 18:43
Joonas Lehtolahtigodjonez2. May 2011, 18:46
Originally posted by rctneil:
I still have "Sync Now" button in 11.10.
sTeeVeboY2. May 2011, 18:47
Maybe a brand new javascript engine? A new look by default would also be preferable. Something more modern and appropriate for a build release like "Swordfish"!
rctneil2. May 2011, 18:50
Originally posted by godjonez:
Where abouts? I do mean once Link is enabled and running a force resync option would be useful
Obese MauriceObeseMaurice2. May 2011, 18:52
Ronit Kumarronitrex2. May 2011, 18:52
Ronit Kumarronitrex2. May 2011, 18:54
Originally posted by sTeeVeboY:
+1 Let's kill the competition!
KlausHoll2. May 2011, 18:55
Waiting!!!!!!!!!!!!!
redwizard2. May 2011, 19:02
Introduction without a snapshot?
GreLI2. May 2011, 19:03
Originally posted by sTeeVeboY:
You probably missed Opera 11.50 preview with WebGL and Hardware Acceleration:http://my.opera.com/core/blog/2011/02/28/webgl-and-hardware-acceleration-2
artmil2. May 2011, 19:03
Originally posted by DanielHendrycks:
v13: Fish and fries
Erik HauboldAltarius2. May 2011, 19:03
logo looks really nice too
Mr. Protosmr-protos2. May 2011, 19:05
sTeeVeboY2. May 2011, 19:06
Originally posted by GreLI:
No no, I didn't miss it, but it should be optimized and tuned for directX and wide-scale use. To be honest, it should blow every other browser away, especially IE9!
Something like... wow, I didn't even touch the mouse button and opera is already done with loading that site! Incredibly fast!
illidanenuazeal2. May 2011, 19:06
NRsuperici2. May 2011, 19:06
Vera Facundofaczever2. May 2011, 19:08
konova111ov2. May 2011, 19:10
ClashCityRockerclashcityrocker2. May 2011, 19:10
I'm guessing the teams working on these features are constantly re-basing their work on the latest internal builds...
Perhaps someone from Opera could clarify this, before peoples expectations get out of hand... Other PR Nightmare may follow....
Satan D. Lucifersupertrol2. May 2011, 19:12
Swordfish are also known for their powerful jumps, called breaching.
how much faster than 10.50?
we all know that 10.50 is 7x faster than 10.10 in benchmarks and sunspider
is it over9000? (just kidding)
maybe it can beat the previous record of 20302 record in Peackeeper
the 1st build will be my main browser replacing 11.10
ClashCityRockerclashcityrocker2. May 2011, 19:14
Originally posted by supertrol:
You know this because?
hundredorzero2. May 2011, 19:16
Stilezy2. May 2011, 19:18
QuHno2. May 2011, 19:19
BTW:
Is the vector graphics of the swordfish available somewhere?
EPS or SVG would be just fine ...
Firefly749402. May 2011, 19:21
Originally posted by clashcityrocker:
Because of core blogs with 11.50 build introducing HWA
KlausHoll2. May 2011, 19:21
And a picture - angry viking with big axe in one hand, a shield in another and viking helmet
ouzowtfouzoWTF2. May 2011, 19:26
Originally posted by KlausHoll:
Ragnarök is the name of the HTML5 Parser. Swordfish the name of the developing branch 11.50.
NicosmanNicoseco2. May 2011, 19:29
sTeeVeboY2. May 2011, 19:30
Originally posted by Nicoseco:
These updates are called new snapshots which will result in the final version of Opera 11.50 called Swordfish.
KlausHoll2. May 2011, 19:34
Originally posted by ouzoWTF:
But Swordfish will be with this HTML5 Parser and WebGl or only with HWA?
By the way - Ragnarök has version number "11.50" too
beBoss2. May 2011, 19:38
János, Vinczevinczej2. May 2011, 19:41
Applemind2. May 2011, 19:46
Romainlordofsoul2. May 2011, 19:47
PiMoz2. May 2011, 19:48
Chirpie2. May 2011, 20:03
Originally posted by sTeeVeboY:
It already has a new JS engine (Carakan) and a new look. Got them both with 10.5Originally posted by Stilezy:
Most people do not experience stability problems or data loss, so your comment is misplaced at best. If you are really having problems, report them properly instead of vague comments like that, that aren't even representative of most people's experience.PMoperafan20062. May 2011, 20:03
ClashCityRockerclashcityrocker2. May 2011, 20:04
Originally posted by Firefly74940:
Then read my original post. There were also likely 11.0 and 10.50 internal builds with hardware acceleration too, as most companies use a continuous integration development method. Just because the labs releases were 11.50, DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY MEAN THAT 11.50 WILL BE HWA.
sTeeVeboY2. May 2011, 20:05
Originally posted by Chirpie:
So it's time to move on into a more modern direction, don't you think so? At least a more modern look should arrive in 11.50.
Muhammad-Ubaid razamubaidr2. May 2011, 20:10
Am ready to grab snapshot and replace my Opera 11.10
Lukaslksd2. May 2011, 20:11
2. Performance adaptive browsing -> change ( on the spot) max connections / connections to server based on latency <- would be nice
Chirpie2. May 2011, 20:20
Originally posted by sTeeVeboY:
It already has a more modern look. It has already moved in a more modern direction. Stop it.Just stop it. You don't know how "modern" is defined anyway, and you are not being helpful or constructive. You are just being nasty and bashing Opera, claiming that it isn't "modern."