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Opera 10.60 goes final
Opera 10.60 has been released today! Opera 10.60 is based on a brand new version of Opera's rendering engine, Presto 2.6.30 and includes support for several new web technologies, such as Geolocation, Web Workers and Offline Applications. In addition Opera 10.60 is the first final browser that has support for the high quality video format WebM.
During the development of Opera 10.60 we also focused on stability, performance and alignment of all platforms. 10.60 has notably improved Javascript and DOM performance, and since 10.54 almost a thousand bugs have been fixed. Unix users can now also enjoy a final version of Opera with the speed of the new Javascript engine Carakan, and other features that have been introduced in 10.50 and 10.60.
We'd like to thank everyone for testing the snapshots, reporting bugs, and giving us other feedback. Stay tuned on this blog for more Presto updates!
Download Opera 10.60
During the development of Opera 10.60 we also focused on stability, performance and alignment of all platforms. 10.60 has notably improved Javascript and DOM performance, and since 10.54 almost a thousand bugs have been fixed. Unix users can now also enjoy a final version of Opera with the speed of the new Javascript engine Carakan, and other features that have been introduced in 10.50 and 10.60.
We'd like to thank everyone for testing the snapshots, reporting bugs, and giving us other feedback. Stay tuned on this blog for more Presto updates!
Download Opera 10.60
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 | July 1, 2010 |
| Author | Huib Kleinhout |
| Tags | html5, webworkers, carakan, 10.60, geolocation, release |
| Original | Internet Archive |
Luca Viozzi1. July 2010, 07:38
gogo new snapshots now!!!
Need crashing releases!!!
Sign M. On1. July 2010, 07:39
Abílio Araújo1. July 2010, 07:40
kiaM1. July 2010, 07:40
puTTy6661. July 2010, 07:41
d4rkn1ght1. July 2010, 07:41
Cheesey1. July 2010, 07:42
http://www.kongregate.com/games/Titch/level-up
berend ytsma1. July 2010, 07:42
Thanks, great build
Mark Gillespie1. July 2010, 07:43
Zimak1. July 2010, 07:45
sabisan1. July 2010, 07:46
Very frustrating
AnywayZ, congrats to Opera Team for 10.60!
Abhishek Thakur1. July 2010, 07:46
Trizen1. July 2010, 07:48
Allan Davidson1. July 2010, 07:53
onlsd1. July 2010, 07:53
wasabah1. July 2010, 07:55
1. Sometimes all menus are completely white (Menu in the upper left corner, right-click on a tab, right-click on a page etc).
As soon as I hover an entry in the menu, it becomes visible.
2. Since today, facebook.com provokes a fraud warning.
Serpher1. July 2010, 07:56
iamibud1. July 2010, 07:58
http://bbs.operachina.com/viewforum.php?f=19
radziel1. July 2010, 08:01
PraetorianX1. July 2010, 08:02
hurug1. July 2010, 08:02
dupel1. July 2010, 08:02
Great work Opera team!
Avola1. July 2010, 08:03
Can't wait to see what the next versions bring.
Snoozler1. July 2010, 08:03
veggen1. July 2010, 08:04
Same here. A very repeatable crash.
onlsd1. July 2010, 08:05
missmeyet1. July 2010, 08:05
Anybody already check out CPU and memory behaviour under Mac OS-X?
Those were a pain in the a.. in previous builds; can't test it myself right now, unfortunately.
Surfing with a local proxy (like GlimmerBlocker) seemed also to brain-fry Opera on a regular basis... If somebody uses that one, I'd love to read about how it works with the final.
John Doe1. July 2010, 08:08
zoquete1. July 2010, 08:09
TA5K1. July 2010, 08:10
Let's focus on all these minor bugs and hints, to get the most perfect browser in the world
PS: I'll publish the next version of the Omelion Skin soon - with a new Tab feature
OperaDrBruce1. July 2010, 08:10
miki691. July 2010, 08:10
Cheers,
Miki
Giacomo1. July 2010, 08:13
Idem with Google Docs when I see all the docs of my folders (the page has a wrong width)
Fhury1. July 2010, 08:14
onlsd1. July 2010, 08:14
Lukas1. July 2010, 08:16
NaturalDisaster1. July 2010, 08:18
berend ytsma1. July 2010, 08:19
Originally posted by giacomorutili:
Known issue
metude1. July 2010, 08:20
Originally posted by sabisan:
Confirmed...
Damian Stępnik1. July 2010, 08:21
berend ytsma1. July 2010, 08:21
puTTy6661. July 2010, 08:23
George1. July 2010, 08:26
I have to start opera manually with:
/bin/sh -c "env LANG="bg_BG.UTF-8" /usr/bin/opera"
In order to be able to write in bulgarian(with cyrillic).
I created a shell script (opera-new) and placed it in /usr/bin in order to not write that long command,it conataines:
#!/bin/bash
env LANG="bg_BG.UTF-8" /usr/bin/opera
This is one hell of a bug,please fix it,i doubt that the users will be very keen on creating scripts just to be able to write with their own alphabet.
Trizen1. July 2010, 08:26
Opera use processor for nothing!
See how is looking my processor usage after start opera: http://i45.tinypic.com/24vs4nr.png
0% - 100% - 0% - 100%, what's going on?
Mark Gillespie1. July 2010, 08:29
Originally posted by onlsd:
Settings, Preferences, Search, find the search that's on the Speeddial (Bing most likely), Edit, Advanced, Use As SpeedDial Search, untick.
onlsd1. July 2010, 08:33
Wow thanks, in previous versions I did it in opera:config.
Cheers
wojtzuch1. July 2010, 08:36
You said you had fixed broken cache in this mode, great, it was extremely annoying, but hey, did you do this by removing the mode or what?
onlsd1. July 2010, 08:37
Tab previews are being 'cut off' again like they were in 10.1x
This was fixed in 10.5x only to return now in 10.6x.
Andrew1. July 2010, 08:37
http://files.myopera.com/consalt/albums/3648652/Untitled-3.png
DukePhillips1. July 2010, 08:48