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Opera 10.51 RC1 for Windows
This is the first 10.51 Release Candidate for Windows. The changes since the previous build are mostly stability fixes, and there's some work on improving Carakan memory usage compared to Futhark. We have also fixed a minor issue related to performance.
Let us know if you discover any regressions or other major issues.
Changelog
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Let us know if you discover any regressions or other major issues.
Changelog
- Several Carakan crash fixes
- Fixed CORE-27660 (Improve Carakan memory usage compared to Futhark)
- Fixed ALIEN-892 (Fix unite 404 issues due to zip loader not adding all folders)
- Fixed DSK-287613 (Crash when right-clicking entries under "All messages" and selecting Compose)
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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 | March 13, 2010 |
| Author | Haavard |
| Original | Internet Archive |
set13. March 2010, 23:10
Khaled Khalil13. March 2010, 23:21
Asires13. March 2010, 23:22
AECX13. March 2010, 23:23
xeon054113. March 2010, 23:23
www.yahoo.com.hk
www.mydrivers.com
i am using default setting,and this serious problem affected many chinese web-pages
Daniel James Hendrycks13. March 2010, 23:26
Stamgastje13. March 2010, 23:32
- If Opera was closed the previous time with a web page displayed in a tab, the link that was clicked is correctly opened in a new tab after Opera has started again
- If Opera was closed the previous time with only a single tab which displays SpeedDial (so not a web page), the link that was clicked is not opened; instead, Opera only displays the SpeedDial tab.
Can anyone confirm?
Daniel James Hendrycks13. March 2010, 23:39
jptest13. March 2010, 23:41
I expected this bug would have been fixed.
Hector Macias Ayala13. March 2010, 23:43
berend ytsma13. March 2010, 23:45
Daniel James Hendrycks13. March 2010, 23:45
Do you want us to say regressions from Opera 10.1 in this post?
d4rkn1ght13. March 2010, 23:52
Matheus13. March 2010, 23:54
Daniel James Hendrycks13. March 2010, 23:55
Dennis Tardio14. March 2010, 00:01
Bookmarks load time is slower than Opera 10.10.
Good job.
WOFall14. March 2010, 00:01
Lucero Jr.14. March 2010, 00:03
Thanks for the hard work!
LexDN14. March 2010, 00:03
Attached screenshot.
http://files.myopera.com/LexDN/files/GoogleTranslate.jpg
TinoSLE14. March 2010, 00:05
OperaDrBruce14. March 2010, 00:06
10.50: 5673 Points
10.51 snapshot: 6403 Points
10.51 RC1: 7761 Points
Keep up the good work!
AECX14. March 2010, 00:10
Originally posted by DanielHendrycks:
Confirmed XP SP3
Daniel James Hendrycks14. March 2010, 00:18
Originally posted by AECX:
Filed as
aznkid2514. March 2010, 00:21
Daniel James Hendrycks14. March 2010, 00:23
Originally posted by aznkid25:
Both are different installers. For me, Windows Classic is a faster installer and it is a lighter download too. But, Windows MSI is prettier.
naatha14. March 2010, 00:25
Opera(v10.50.3298) - 2908 Points
Opera(v10.51.3311) - 3442 Points
http://service.futuremark.com/peacekeeper/results.action?key=38e4
LoL
Publisher14. March 2010, 00:27
Imagehack.com don't looks nice.
operapryanik14. March 2010, 00:30
10 51 - beta - 7233 Points
10 51 - RC 1 - 8871 Points
http://clients.futuremark.com/peacekeeper/results.action?key=3070
Ben Ryves14. March 2010, 00:31
Lucero Jr.14. March 2010, 00:32
Originally posted by Stamgastje:
I never observed it with such details, but, yes, as far as I have noticed it, if I open a link on an external program while Opera is closed, Opera will simply open with speed dial (as I set it to open), not the link.BTW, I saw this on Mac, never tested on Windows.
On other versions, Opera would open speed dial on the first tab and the link on a second tab (a behaviour I always thought to be quite weird as well).
OperaDrBruce14. March 2010, 00:35
Originally posted by operapryanik:
Can you tell your PC specs? Thanks.
Lucero Jr.14. March 2010, 00:36
Some specific items have decayed a little, though.
Daniel James Hendrycks14. March 2010, 00:38
Originally posted by operapryanik:
Wow, you might beat the highest score.
sebt14. March 2010, 00:39
Seb
Constantine14. March 2010, 00:40
Lucero Jr.14. March 2010, 00:42
Avola14. March 2010, 00:44
Sulphide14. March 2010, 00:44
previous build gave me only 5700 marks...
Bill_Josephs14. March 2010, 00:44
Sulphide14. March 2010, 00:46
naatha14. March 2010, 00:51
Chrome(v5.0.335.1) - 2506 Points
Chrome(v4.0.302.2) - 2523 Points
Opera(v10.50.3298) - 2908 Points
Opera(v10.51.3311) - 3442 Points
E2140 @1.60Ghz 0.99Gb
Daniel James Hendrycks14. March 2010, 00:53
Originally posted by Sulphide:
+1
sebt14. March 2010, 00:56
http://www.business.brookes.ac.uk/postgraduate/Scholarships.asp?err404=postgraduate/scholarships.html
Please check into this, I've noticed similar behaviour on a few other sites as well.
Original post from 10.5 RC5 build here.
Also have noticed a few times on multiline text input controls (like this one), Opera gets confused about some text which shunts off the bottom, and I can't scroll to it. The only fix is to scroll up, cut-paste some text, and scroll down again. Can't find exact circumstances to reproduce this, but have had it quite a few times here.
Seb
dupel14. March 2010, 00:57
Originally posted by Avola:
Yeah, that annoys the hell out of me =)
Krio Lyth14. March 2010, 01:05
karlosrocks14. March 2010, 01:10
http://sputnik.googlelabs.com/run
I had failed 84
Daniel James Hendrycks14. March 2010, 01:11
Originally posted by sebt:
Confirmed.
Daniel James Hendrycks14. March 2010, 01:12
Originally posted by karlosrocks:
I have 78 errors, it still beats other browsers by quite a margin.
karlosrocks14. March 2010, 01:13
Originally posted by sebt:
Confirmed
aznkid2514. March 2010, 01:19
http://clients.futuremark.com/peacekeeper/results.action?key=38el
Google Chrome 5.0.342.3: 2467
Opera 10.51: 2465
Safari 4.0.5: 1807
Firefox 3.6: 1645
Minefield 3.7a3pre: 1634
Internet Explorer 8.0: 404
Specs:
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 7000M