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Mac Final 10.5x RC
Hot on the heels of the Mac Beta 2, comes the Mac Final Release Candidate!
We have been working hard to iron out the final kinks, especially on PowerPC. Now Opera 10.5x for Mac supports OS X 10.4 (Tiger) and greater on Intel and PowerPC.
Enjoy the weekend and the build
Note: As this is a release candidate it will use your main Opera preferences again.
Highlights
We have been working hard to iron out the final kinks, especially on PowerPC. Now Opera 10.5x for Mac supports OS X 10.4 (Tiger) and greater on Intel and PowerPC.
Enjoy the weekend and the build
Note: As this is a release candidate it will use your main Opera preferences again.
Highlights
- Fixed most of the bugs mentioned in blog post comments for Beta 2
- Working standalone widgets on PPC
- Improved ECMAScript stability on PPC
Changelog since Beta 2
Mac
- Fixed CARAKAN-1262 (PPC thread problems)
- Fixed CORE-29214 (Translations of Opera Menu Items)
- Fixed DSK-281672 (Random keyboard shortcut crash)
- Fixed DSK-291768 (Misaligned skin in visual tabs)
- Fixed DSK-293404 (Keyboard shortcuts doesn't work for some layouts)
- Fixed DSK-293929 (Widget's icons have colors switched on mac PPC)
- Fixed DSK-294085 (Mac native tab cycler skin)
- Fixed DSK-294136 (Accent composition/IME doesn't work and may cause crashes)
- Fixed DSK-294329 (freeze on ads from specificclick)
- Fixed DSK-294471 (Crash on exit)
- + all the changes from the previous snapshot
Comments not related to the Mac release will be removed. Please stay on topic.
Readers' comments
Comments left by My Opera members under the original post: the first 50, as archived.
About this article
| Published in | Desktop Team blog |
|---|---|
| Date | April 16, 2010 |
| Author | Adam Minchinton |
| Tags | MAC, final, evenes, 10.52 |
| Original | Internet Archive |
Lucero Jr.16. April 2010, 14:15
Thanks for the RC
Alastair16. April 2010, 14:24
It still has the spaces bug. As far as I'm concerned this bug needs to be fixed before it can be called a RC let alone a final!!
victor16. April 2010, 14:30
Daniel Aleksandersen16. April 2010, 14:32
Originally posted by alastair27:
No? “Opera window does not stick to its designated Space” should have been fixed in the previous snapshot. This RC contains the changes from that snapshot too. (As always unless otherwise noted.) If you feel that it is not fixed, then please provide us with more details/screen recording demo of what functionality remains broken.ossi8116. April 2010, 14:32
a report should have been send.
Tri M. Nguyen16. April 2010, 14:36
Originally posted by alastair27:
Is it the one where Opera follow all spaces? I've had that one previous build. But not the two last one. (clean Opera install on 10.6.3).Yey cmd+t and cmd+n opens new tabs when all tabs are closed. BUT, cmd+t opens TWO tabs, while cmd+n opens just one
Dan16. April 2010, 14:37
Alastair16. April 2010, 14:38
Originally posted by danaleks:
I will get back to you on that. I first downloaded the Intel only version and it seemed to still have the bug. I tried the UB and it seemed fine. I am currently redownloading the Intel version and if I have the bug again I will edit this comment and link you to a screenrec.If it's fine I'll let you know too.
(Still not happy with the way dragging the window works though:
http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=519351&t=1271058354&page=1#comment5081941 )
EDIT: Ok, you guys seem to be right. It is fixed. I might add that I updated from build 8308 using the autoupdater before.
blang16. April 2010, 14:42
But I have a question since we have to move some preference files again – which file saves the info of what content I have blocked on pages?
newsteve16. April 2010, 14:42
1. Go to http://www.hetzner.de/
2. Move your mouse over "webhosting" or "root server", while the flash
animation is running. Also move your mouse over the menu items.
3. The overlay menus get corrupted.(perhaps you have to wait some seconds)
This creates ugly artifacts! Fix it!
Alastair16. April 2010, 14:50
newsteve16. April 2010, 14:53
"Weiterleitungsstatus
Die URL wurde nach weitergeleitet. Bitte klicken Sie den Link, um dorthin zu gelangen.
Generiert durch Opera."
But there is no click-able link. In the error source code I find only a empty link: a href="" /a
In all other bowsers this works flawlessly.
Dave16. April 2010, 14:53
Good job. OSX 10.4.11 PPC
Haavard16. April 2010, 15:00
Originally posted by alastair27:
Did you actually download this build and test it before commenting?Alastair16. April 2010, 15:04
Originally posted by haavard:
Did you actually read my other posts?Hans Bendiksen16. April 2010, 15:06
I found 3 visual glitches that would be great if they got fixed...
http://files.myopera.com/hansbendiksen/files/opera1.tiff
http://files.myopera.com/hansbendiksen/files/opera2.tiff
http://files.myopera.com/hansbendiksen/files/opera3.tiff
silon16. April 2010, 15:14
the Facebook search bug has been mentioned before, its still around. DSK-289151
I cant sign out of Tumblr because i cant select the signout option. or help. DSK-288215
please please please get these FIXED before it goes final!!!! =(
newsteve16. April 2010, 15:20
So again:
DSK-294395 interface defects at certificate errors:
1. Go to https://dedected.org and look at the certificate error.
2. The round endings of the "tabs" in the error window are missing (see
http://img641.imageshack.us/i/bildschirmfoto20100415ul.png/ )
3. Accept the error.
4. The regular tab bar gets corrupted. (see
http://img72.imageshack.us/i/bildschirmfoto20100415ui.png/ )
DSK-294389 Dragging text in text fields copys the text insted of dragging:
Text should be dragged not copied. Or at least allow modifiers like SHIFT
to toggle dragging/copying.
Olli16. April 2010, 15:22
Looking out for more bugs...
Pitiphong Phongpattranont16. April 2010, 15:22
anybody happen?
samMD16. April 2010, 15:25
Olli16. April 2010, 15:26
Originally posted by DeathscytheSephiroth:
you mean the one to view fullscreen, or the other one to switch between small and bigger size? I mean THIS button. And although I use a Flash RC this works on every other browser. Btw is this build more than twice as fast as FF 3.6Pitiphong Phongpattranont16. April 2010, 15:29
Originally posted by Olli91:
Yes that ones (including select playtime and choose resolution)edvakf16. April 2010, 15:30
newsteve16. April 2010, 15:34
Tri M. Nguyen16. April 2010, 15:39
Jakob Henriksson16. April 2010, 15:51
Tri M. Nguyen16. April 2010, 15:57
Olli16. April 2010, 15:58
Originally posted by DeathscytheSephiroth:
for me it's only the onebarktwiggs16. April 2010, 16:03
Daniel Aleksandersen16. April 2010, 16:09
Originally posted by b0kaj:
It’s working now, isn’t it?Originally posted by TriMN:
What you are looking for is Alt–Tab. Control–Tab is a different feature and have never displayed the tab cycler on Mac at least.Dustin Wilson16. April 2010, 16:15
I think, though, sometime in the not too distant future it would be appropriate to drop support for PPC Mac as I would imagine the user base on the old architecture isn't that large. In fact, I had already accepted that PPC wasn't going to be supported by 10.5 because it took so long for word to get back to us that it was going to be supported. Many developers are dropping support already.
I'd like to say that the PPC stability is quite a bit better. I've been able to browse for 30 minutes so far without a crash. Great job on stability, guys. Looks like the deviantART login problem has been fixed. I never could figure out what exactly was going on, whether it was a problem on their end or the browser's.
Anyway, there are some small UI problems on the Mac builds. I've pointed them out here. The fat border between the combined back and forward buttons has been fixed (\o/), but the grey stripe at the bottom of the window when status bar is disabled is still present in this build. It's not an error in the skin file as any custom skin I use contains a stripe at the bottom of the color or appearance of the window skin. The other one there about the margins on the address bar input is more of a nitpick. I could adjust that personally in a custom skin.
Jakob Henriksson16. April 2010, 16:17
Originally posted by danaleks:
Probably, but I wouldn't know since I'm on Intel. It's not a complaint but rather a reality that platforms cannot be supported for ever. So, it would certainly free up some of your development time to stop supporting it at some point in the future. So, I was merely curious if you have any plans in this direction.Adrian16. April 2010, 16:22
Plus I'm still getting this:
Other than Gmail, it has been very stable for me.
Edit: Anyone else unable to change Quick Preferences from Opera menu? Mac OS X 10.5.8 PPC
Peter Cooper Jr.16. April 2010, 16:24
Jakob Henriksson16. April 2010, 16:28
Originally posted by Khadgar:
Yes, you are probably right, it might be a little early to retire support for PPC. I was mainly interested in the general time-frame, because it's inevitable at some point.Tri M. Nguyen16. April 2010, 16:41
Originally posted by danaleks:
What, haha, that was almost embarrassing. Can't believe I mixed up those twoI've got a not so obvious crashing issue on IT's Learning. When open up pages that contains links to an external webpage. Since It's Learning doesn't links directly to that webpage when you add a link to the "tree". You get an internal it's learning page. And on that page you got the link to the external page. Reproduces is by:
1. logging into It's Learning
2. open a course and expand a folder containing lots of pages that links to external sites (haven't got to reproduce it on pages that contains internal files etc.)
3. hold cmd and click on ... let's say 8 links almost rapidly... and then release the cmd button, and hit the 2 button to cycle to the next tab (with single key shortcut active in Opera settings).
4. crash
My tab settings are: "When cycling through tabs with option + Tab: Cycle in tab bar order", "When closing a tab: Activate the next tab", "Open new tab next to active". The rest is default.
The it's learning layout is using framsets with some silly JS :]
Dustin Wilson16. April 2010, 16:45
Originally posted by apa240:
Confirmed. Just did for me, too. I'm not getting the weird coloring problem or the Quick Prefs problem. Weird.sinnfrei16. April 2010, 17:06
Java plugin causes some visual glitches:
Go to this URL and scroll up/down (slowly)
https://www.finnzymes.fi/tm_determination.html
For me it show the contents of the tab before when scrolling (so you may have to have another tab open before you open this page)
And I would still vote for being able to resize and move the window as in 10.10 (using BetterTouchTool) - although this may not come as Opera is now using Cocoa and this limits the position/size - correct ?
google-mail works for me
[Mac OS X 10.6.3]
Петър Славов16. April 2010, 17:11
Daniele16. April 2010, 17:20
1- the upper left corner where the light blue of the panel bar melts with the grey of the tab. The problem in my opinion appears only when the first tab on the left is selected. On the contrary, when another tab is selected, the panel bar is separated from the tab bar with a thin line that gives a more pleasant effect (suggestion: try to move a little the first tab to the left, or use a thin line to divide);
2- the buttons on the right present on the password manager/block ads bar. They are too squared, mac osx needs buttons with round edges.
Christopher Unger16. April 2010, 17:27
GMail crashes on PPC.
Thanks, guys!
sinnfrei16. April 2010, 17:30
[Mac OS X 10.6.3]
larsmarius16. April 2010, 17:31
seebs16. April 2010, 17:36
(But it fixes other stuff, so hey, it's better.)
sinnfrei16. April 2010, 17:40
[Mac OS X 10.6.3]
Hans Bendiksen16. April 2010, 17:41
And I cannot report this with Opera built in report webpage function.
EDIT:
Bloggger works OK now....
Daniel Aleksandersen16. April 2010, 17:46
Kamalesh16. April 2010, 18:03
I'm noticing that this Google Maps page is a reliable crasher. It forces the Apple crash reporter but not the Opera reporter.
Click on the map search result and try to double-click on the map to zoom down.
(OSX v10.6.3)
Wouter16. April 2010, 18:07
OS X 10.4.11 PPC