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Opera 10.63 Release Candidate 2
This is the second release candidate for Opera 10.63.
Please keep comments relevant to the RC. For comments about other versions, use the relevant blog posts, or post in the forums.
Note: 10.63 builds should not be installed over 10.70 snapshots.
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Please keep comments relevant to the RC. For comments about other versions, use the relevant blog posts, or post in the forums.
Note: 10.63 builds should not be installed over 10.70 snapshots.
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Changelog
- CORE-31292 (Incorrect compilation to native code leads to wrong arithmetic results)
- CORE-33228 (Crash when assigning data or src attribute on focused and highlighted input element with dirty layout)
- DSK-315330 (Crash when opening a file with Content-Disposition: attachment directly in Opera)
- DSK-315504 (JavaScript alerts that open shortly after page load close instantly)
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 | October 8, 2010 |
| Author | Haavard |
| Original | Internet Archive |
Remco Lanting8. October 2010, 12:52
bzhdens8. October 2010, 13:07
ALLIGATOR8. October 2010, 13:49
sudos8. October 2010, 13:51
but the builds are getting better and better! I just tried this one out, and I'm seeing a reoccurring problem that I've worked around in the past - When I press the backspace button on my keyboard or the Back button on the browser, the page moves back to the previous page and then reloads the page I just went back from on top of it.
it's not a problem that happens every time I use the machine - it's only on certain sites or if I have an abundance of tabs open. This bug happens on XP SP3 32-bit and Vista SP2 32-bit - I haven't seen this bug happen on a Win7 machine, but then again, I don't own one.
Either way, keep up the good work Desktop Team! there's no other bugs I have to report so far other than that - quite a relief on myself.
AndrewLow8. October 2010, 13:53
NutzShells8. October 2010, 13:54
Site loads fine on IE/FF/Chrome, so far I've ben always using Neptune plugin to view this website using Opera. I *think* this issue could be fixed with updated browser.js, no?
nimu_chan8. October 2010, 13:55
Gereford8. October 2010, 14:13
Josemelo8. October 2010, 14:34
Дмитрий8. October 2010, 14:38
Trasak8. October 2010, 15:02
Penge8. October 2010, 15:09
Originally posted by farmacevtua:
http://twitter.com/opvard/status/26756686010
Anyway I assume the Elektrans got a 11 pre-alpha with HW acceleration.
Дмитрий8. October 2010, 15:24
Originally posted by Trasak:
))) Agree with youOriginally posted by Penge4:
So new build of 10.70 could be today?Дмитрий8. October 2010, 15:27
Originally posted by Penge4:
What is "the Elektrans"?!
nanana18. October 2010, 15:39
My bad, it's build 3516.
Дмитрий8. October 2010, 15:43
Originally posted by nanana1:
This is 3516
Nekeav8. October 2010, 15:57
I do not know what is "The Elektrans" but is in "opera:about" , 3 lines before the end.
Originally posted by farmacevtua:
Penge8. October 2010, 16:02
Originally posted by farmacevtua:
http://operawiki.info/TheElektrans
ouzowtf8. October 2010, 16:03
Originally posted by farmacevtua:
They are testers outside of Opera afaik.
dakingof8. October 2010, 16:11
Crabman8. October 2010, 17:36
Originally posted by farmacevtua:
What's with rather rude posts like these? Just wait for it and be patient, they will release one or they won't.
barbara078. October 2010, 18:46
(OSX v10.5.8; installed over v10.62)
koimark8. October 2010, 18:53
Originally posted by Trasak:
I and many other users of PPC Macintosh are happy that Opera are making good usable 10.6x version of Opera - because this is last one we get.
ayespy8. October 2010, 19:52
I also have not seen the sliced/repeated text lines on scroll wheel use so far. Also yay.
Alberto8. October 2010, 21:33
I test last build (Opera 10.63 Release Candidate 2) and try to open single or multiple tabs but ..no answer!
: (
They try to load something from the network for many minutes.
After I re-install 10.70 build 9046.
Some ideas???
(W7 pro)
Cristian Rodriguez8. October 2010, 22:10
Thanks!
Olli9. October 2010, 00:45
Originally posted by Penge4:
But not on Mac....but hope we'll get one of the knew features in our hands soon
NEOAethyr9. October 2010, 02:42
I'm unsure what the problem is with them.
Issues:
There's some black lines that go across certain images around the net.
On-demand plugins is awesome, but it's buggy too.
there has been times where a webpage thinks that there is no plugin installed when on-demand is enabled+plugins enabled.
There is also times where flash plugins load automatically even with on-demand enabled.
Some adds on certain websites do this.
If you are in the middle of loading up a page, close the tab and try to do anything (goto home page..), it'll bring up a save file dialog.
Usually the file is called "default", but not always.
Edit:
On this page, the hotfile link doesn't work as a left click, sometimes...
http://www.rlslog.net/its-always-sunny-in-philadelphia-s06e04-720p-hdtv-x264-immerse/
Edit:
http://www.bevyofbabes.com/tgp/red-chair/julie-simone/indexc.htm
Try to open any of the images with a new tab, bg or fg baised.
It'll say forbidden.
If you left click on the thumbs to get to the full sized images instead, it'll work.
Likely some sort of referer issue.
And...
Again I want to say, open in a new window or bg window still doesn't work, I need this...
Sigit Widyatmoko9. October 2010, 03:58
aleain209. October 2010, 08:08
this site loads very slowly but it didn't in explorer ?
QuHno9. October 2010, 09:55
Originally posted by aleain20:
Can't confirm.
Opera begins to show the page instantly and re-renders, IE8 waits about 1.5 seconds and then shows whole the page at once, but both need 1.5 seconds until they are ready.
zoquete9. October 2010, 11:00
Can you confirm?
Josemelo9. October 2010, 11:28
Originally posted by Josemelo:
The problem is related to the skin. Using the default skin navigation and typing in the search fields become extremely slow, but with this skin http://my.opera.com/community/customize/skins/info/?id=8321 it works perfectly.
It seems the problem is related to the integration of skin with Gnome 2.32.0
Ruari Ødegaard9. October 2010, 13:48
Originally posted by Josemelo:
I'll have a look into this. Thanks for mentioning it. I suspect if there is an issue it might just be the default Maverick GTK theme as I have tested with the latest Gnome already.Harry Lake9. October 2010, 14:08
Josemelo9. October 2010, 14:28
Originally posted by ruario:
The problem was with the Nouveau video driver installed by default by Maverick. I did the removal and installed the Nvidia driver and now everything is working perfectly.
Thank you for your attention.
ayespy9. October 2010, 17:09
Ferris9. October 2010, 17:25
random4149. October 2010, 18:52
I submitted the bug as report DSK-314383 for the 10.62 3500 version, but is, unfortunately, also valid for the snapshot from this blog post.
dakingof10. October 2010, 05:11
Ruari Ødegaard10. October 2010, 09:09
Originally posted by Josemelo:
Originally posted by ruario:
I have tested this now (indeed I am using Maverick as I type this). I don't see any such issue. I did have some issues with Maverick itself immediately after installing the RC image but after installing all updates the system seems stable. Try running Opera with a clean profile and see if you still have this issue, i.e.:no more love10. October 2010, 11:55
Josemelo10. October 2010, 12:17
Originally posted by ruario:
I think you have not seen my previous message. The problem was solved by removing the video driver Nouveau, as in previous versions of Ubuntu was not installed by default.
As the Maverick is being launched today, I believe that many users experience the same problem.
Thanks.
Ruari Ødegaard10. October 2010, 14:12
Originally posted by Josemelo:
Did you have any problems with other applications and the Nouveau driver?Josemelo10. October 2010, 15:47
For example, the Google page was loaded by more than 8 seconds.
GPB10. October 2010, 18:21
Here's a screen shot comparison of the problem:
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_oa5-gjScDgY/TLIDed9GWHI/AAAAAAAAAJs/upzFxOLL_wk/bloomberg%20financial%20calendar.png
And here's the page:
http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/economic-calendar/
mutley9021010. October 2010, 19:27
prd310. October 2010, 20:36
Originally posted by mutley90210:
Why are you derailing the blog with inane comments like this?
Yes, 10.63 is a minor fix, probably with some security issues we don't know about yet.
Are you saying that Opera should delay these security fixes for several months?
Troll FAIL.
Kurojitosan10. October 2010, 22:13
Maletherin10. October 2010, 22:17
What's with being overly insensitive and not able to handle a question? They asked about 10.70, which might not belong here, but to label it rude isn't right.
Back to the topic:
I like 10.63 on my Ubuntu 10.10. 10.70 was too bleeding edge for me, and the fonts were terrible. Thanks to the devs for doing this release!