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Stability work
This build contains a few stability fixes, and initial IME support on *nix (Linux/FreeBSD).
Linux is close to being on par with the other platforms, and right now we are very interested in crash reports on all platforms. Please use the crash reporting dialog actively to make sure we catch as many crashes as possible, and remember to add any relevant details about what you were doing at the time of the crash. We would also be interested in reports about any freezes/hangs.
WARNING: This is a development snapshot of Opera. It is released for testing purposes, and there may be serious bugs and unfinished features.
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Linux is close to being on par with the other platforms, and right now we are very interested in crash reports on all platforms. Please use the crash reporting dialog actively to make sure we catch as many crashes as possible, and remember to add any relevant details about what you were doing at the time of the crash. We would also be interested in reports about any freezes/hangs.
WARNING: This is a development snapshot of Opera. It is released for testing purposes, and there may be serious bugs and unfinished features.
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Core
- CORE-30820 (Can not revisit cached URL)
- CORE-30786 (Page cache deletes application cache URLs)
- CORE-30292 (Cross-network warning misfires)
- CORE-28951 (Hangup caused by img/float/iframe in width-restricted element)
- CORE-28308 (CSS crash)
Mac
- Crash fixes related to fonts, and more
- Fixes a common crash in Flash
- Fixed a big memory leak related to font caching
Linux/FreeBSD
- XIM support that works with input methods such as ibus and scim
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 | June 23, 2010 |
| Author | Haavard |
| Original | Internet Archive |
hcym23. June 2010, 13:08
Asires23. June 2010, 13:08
hcym23. June 2010, 13:10
Joshua Phelps23. June 2010, 13:19
IKoke23. June 2010, 13:21
Michel Budnyatsky23. June 2010, 13:23
Николай23. June 2010, 13:34
cyberdude m23. June 2010, 13:35
dockersfan23. June 2010, 13:35
Alexs23. June 2010, 13:37
Fi0rentina23. June 2010, 13:40
dupel23. June 2010, 13:48
I mean I live in UK, have english windows 7 (and similar was on vista) and russian is only a secondary language installed in my system.
So, why the idiotic behavior?
Domovenok23. June 2010, 13:49
http://www.esetnod32.ru/.download/other/ya/Yandex-Eset-BarIE.exe
and http://s004.radikal.ru/i207/1006/2c/476c6758f483.jpg
http://download.utorrent.com/2.0.2/utorrent.exe
Os win 7(32).
lordmorgul23. June 2010, 13:49
Will there be any KDE integration, or just this... Crappy thing it is now?
For reference (the snapshots are from the previous build, but it looks equally bad with this one):
http://steppenwolf.pl/1060.png
vs.
http://steppenwolf.pl/1010.png
iPristy23. June 2010, 13:50
http://twitter.com/ATIGraphics
OS:Ubuntu 64bit
Joshua Phelps23. June 2010, 13:52
I hope it gets fixed by the time you release a stable version for Linux.
Ubuntu 10.04 32 bit.
(Oh, and just in case... I'm using the LXDE Desktop Environment.)
duviii23. June 2010, 13:53
Click on a small picture, and opera crashes.
Please, fix this issue, it has been annoying me and many others since 10.5x!
Robson23. June 2010, 13:54
Jan Frode Høines23. June 2010, 13:54
Originally posted by Velesich:
Originally posted by italianjob44:
Can't confirm either of these, Win7 32bit
nimu_chan23. June 2010, 13:54
Just Downloaded
Ryan Morillo23. June 2010, 13:58
Olli23. June 2010, 14:00
Originally posted by maake93:
Rafał Miłecki23. June 2010, 14:00
Originally posted by lordmorgul:
Yeah, I posted on forum about this recently: http://my.opera.com/community/forums/topic.dml?id=609682linespero23. June 2010, 14:02
http://bsbdmgh.bsb.lrz-muenchen.de/dmgh_new/
please fix it in your spare time..
Josemi23. June 2010, 14:06
But, Seems that we will not be able to use Word WebApp even on final build.....
Mark Gillespie23. June 2010, 14:07
Way to go by filling the blog with crap.
MrGalaxy23. June 2010, 14:18
!*!23. June 2010, 14:22
http://images36.fotosik.pl/193/ac7aa2c19b22ce40.png
- a tag is bold <h2>
- text is too sharp, my eyes hurt from reading
Where can I report this?
System Linux. Font DejaVu Sans
adamas23. June 2010, 14:29
uismedia23. June 2010, 14:30
Sytem: Windows7 32Bit
uismedia23. June 2010, 14:32
http://www.heideflaechenverein.de/freizeit/heidepfad/mappetizer/index.html
then the street lines and the circles are pixeling. But this are SVG vectors lying on an arial image. If using other browsers there is no pixeling.
Sytem: Windows7 32Bit
celiochido23. June 2010, 14:44
Originally posted by duviii:
+1 , opera crash
joonro23. June 2010, 14:47
Thanks!
z0rc23. June 2010, 14:47
And what about UIM?
matteosorrenti23. June 2010, 14:47
http://yfrog.com/jcoperatrashbuttonp
WinXP SP3
g4qb23. June 2010, 14:56
http://my.opera.com/g4qb/blog/
occurs in 10.54 final as well
win7
tried using inspectr.exe, but get:
"Unable to Attach Debugger"
The operation could not be completed.
The requested operation requires elevation.
Dim56523. June 2010, 15:01
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I can not broadcast online of video from the web camera!! The Button in Adobe Flash Player does not work! In Chrome, IE, Firefox all is good!
Here in Opera: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0VHT61A5QE
Here in FireFox: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jym8sr7UwCw
ouzoWTF23. June 2010, 15:02
Witold Baryluk23. June 2010, 15:08
Originally posted by uismedia:
Confirmed. It looks that Opera first renders svg, and after that resize image. If there are not pixelating in other browsers, then it should also work in Opera so probably
Martin Tang23. June 2010, 15:10
Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit
Ruari Ødegaard23. June 2010, 15:18
Originally posted by VandelayIndustries:
You shouldn't need to use it since the built in crash logger is based on the same code but there is an Inspector for Linux: http://www.opera.com/support/kb/view/825/bushtukker23. June 2010, 15:20
Guess I'll wait for a more stable built.
wannadance23. June 2010, 15:30
ouzoWTF23. June 2010, 15:33
berend ytsma23. June 2010, 15:35
Originally posted by bushtukker:
How about voice, do you have it enabled?
Gereford23. June 2010, 15:35
Originally posted by Velesich:
Not confirmed. It's work fine.
squillaz23. June 2010, 15:35
http://www.kinosiska.si/
Originally posted by Velesich:
Can't confirm win7 x64, provide some more details? Maybe you need to be logged in?
Jorge Odenthal23. June 2010, 15:40
Originally posted by movax:
Confirmed Win xp3 SP3
Pablo23. June 2010, 15:43
Can someone confirm this?
Olli23. June 2010, 15:58