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Readers' comments

Comments left by My Opera members under the original post: the first 50, as archived.

• Håkon11. May 2006, 12:22:31

  It looks like the selection bug is fixed Nice!

• Tommy2k411. May 2006, 12:24:59

  Awesome! I been waiting for ages for this!

• Ramunas11. May 2006, 12:25:12

  Neat

• NoobSaibot11. May 2006, 12:25:58

  will test the NTLM authentication, hope it works!

• Dennis_Hawks11. May 2006, 12:33:12

  Originally posted by http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/251672:

  - Fixed issue where having installed many many fonts could confuse opera.
  - Fixed bugs where opera re-downloads old feeds.

  
  I really like those!

• Evo2Me11. May 2006, 12:44:29

  Any idea why the Currency Converter Widget is shown but only dimmed and does not work?

• szotsaki211. May 2006, 12:52:05

  And the my.opera.com is working

• pip_11. May 2006, 12:59:43

  opera still crashes when i want to minimize it into tray (linux; fluxbox)
  ... and there is no possibility to disable this trayicon

• agostinog11. May 2006, 13:00:12

  For the NTLM authentication, the navigation between sites works well but doesn't work for example authentication to emails.

• Evo2Me11. May 2006, 13:01:41

  The 'Flash obstructing menu when ID is Opera or Mozilla'-problem still exists. Works with 8.x and when ID is Internet Explorer.

• Bill_P11. May 2006, 13:02:08

  Widget comments (a couple)
  
  - I had to reinstall all mine, the existing ones wouldn't display
  - the top, below, normal option does nothing (at least for me)
  - though I highlight multiple widgets in the panel only one opens when 'open' clicked
  - double clicking an opened widget in the panel should close it
  - a 'check for updates' would be nice
  
  I'm running Linux

• Hades3211. May 2006, 13:02:21

  I'm very disappointed that you didn't return to the exposé Effect for the Widgets. I think the user should be able to chose if he likes Exposé or not.
  Anyway, how will the privileges of widgets look like? Am I able to get the current open tab from JavaScript? In the forum nobody seems to know.

• Case_11. May 2006, 13:10:39

  Deadkeys FINALLY working, so no need to use static version anymore! Yay! That is the best bugfix in a LONG time, for me. Thanks for that!

• borg11. May 2006, 13:11:43

  Hades32, if you liked the widget mode, I suggest you play around with the always below setting in this build.
  
  Now you can place your favorite widgets on the desktop and just press the "Show Desktop" button (in the quick launch bar on Windows) to access them all.
  

• graste11. May 2006, 13:12:07

  I would like to have folders for my newsfeeds, too.

• haoyan11. May 2006, 13:12:23

  my feeds r gone~~~
  

• haoyan11. May 2006, 13:14:57

  where s my feeds?

• RiskyNet11. May 2006, 13:17:32

  Works great for me ^^

• XRock11. May 2006, 13:20:52

  I see the bug with repeating newsfeeds was fixed and this thing was very annoying in the previous build. Thanks!

• Chilly_Willy11. May 2006, 13:27:10

  The big jpg corruption bug is fixed!!
  
  Thanx!

• xpahos11. May 2006, 13:27:39

  what about Feeds as in IE7 ???

• Steffen7411. May 2006, 13:28:43

  And Operas Print-Process crashes again if I use the print preview at a side with frames.

• Dro77naR11. May 2006, 13:30:26

  Links in news and RSS still don't work.
  
  And I'm furious!!! I was downloading a big file from torrent and after updating Opera started downloading from the beginning!!!

• jeff_schiller11. May 2006, 13:31:00

  One request: Can you add bug numbers to the changelog? It would really help for those originators who are internally tracking the bugs they've raised to know when they have been fixed. Things like "Several stability fixes" doesn't really help. Opera developers must have this information already. If my bugs haven't been addressed I'd prefer not to spend the cycles verifying them myself in a new build.
  
  Another alternative is to open up your bug database so we can query to find out when our bugs have been closed. But I'm sure you already know people are asking for this one.

• Jakub8111. May 2006, 13:33:08

  Now, with "Always below" option, widgets are much better! Thanks

• kriz_gr11. May 2006, 13:40:29

  The always below thingy for the widgets does not work for linux builds or is it just me?
  
  Anyway, keep up the great work people!

• NoobSaibot11. May 2006, 13:40:33

  NTLM Authentication's still broken

• Junyor11. May 2006, 13:43:39

  @NoobSaibot: Would you please expand on what exactly is broken?

• Dro77naR11. May 2006, 13:50:34

  @kriz_gr: it's ok on SuSE 10.0

• Rijk11. May 2006, 13:52:37

  @Hades32, borg:
  
  Keyboard users might prefer Windowskey-D (show desktop) or Windowskey-M (minimize all) to show the background widgets.

• NoobSaibot11. May 2006, 13:53:21

  it fails to authenticate. i get the authentication dialog over and over again.

• Rijk11. May 2006, 13:54:14

  @Dro77naR:
  
  Do you have an example feed where the links are not clickable?

• Junyor11. May 2006, 13:59:22

  @NoobSaibot: on http, https, e-mail, or...? Has it ever worked? What kind of setup is it?

• Wajo35711. May 2006, 14:07:33

  ntlm is broken for me as well for a https. It used to work in 8.5x. I do not know how to check the setup.

• Bill_P11. May 2006, 14:10:46

  Still getting repeat news feeds but not as many as in previous build

• hcastill11. May 2006, 14:18:55

  Always below is a great idea. Hope you bring back the F6 key to bring the widgets to screen instantly.

• NoobSaibot11. May 2006, 14:22:06

  it fails on http, and yes it did work with opera preview 1 and less. sorry, can't tell you right now which configuration is used by our company.
  
  btw. i tried the simple username password method, i tried the domain/username password method, and i tried the username@domain password method.
  
  neither of them succeded.

• Adhemar11. May 2006, 14:34:16

  Congratulations on your first post, oh mysterious "AVL". Sometimes I feel like I just don't *know* the people behind Opera.
  I mean, who is this new hotshot who's messing with my favourite browser?
  Maybe I'm just paranoid.

• yngve11. May 2006, 14:44:49

  "domain\username" is the correct way to enter usernames for NTLM servers.
  
  When I tested it, normal HTTP and HTTPS through an NTLM proxy worked fine. But try enabling HTTP 1.1 for proxy.

• bontzy11. May 2006, 14:50:35

  why is this tagged wii and world peace ?

• NoobSaibot11. May 2006, 14:52:04

  @yngve
  
  hmmm, i'm sure i did activate it as i was testing. however, it works now. i still get the authentication dialog from time to time, though, even if opera loads the page in behind.
  
  can't login in to opera community for some reason. it loads forever.

• Blackforge11. May 2006, 14:53:21

  For those having issues with NTLM, please try the following:
  
  Either uninstall Opera and reinstall it, or it install it into a new directory. I had been upgrading over the previous builds and NTLM wasn't working for me. When I did a clean install NTLM started working.

• torindan11. May 2006, 14:57:44

  RSS and Gmail and M2 with IMAP are working very nice.
  Thank you for great build.
  

• AVL11. May 2006, 14:58:05

  @Adhemar: Why, thank you!
  
  *AVL silently adds 'Adhemar' to Opera's internal list of paranoid users*

• Pendarric11. May 2006, 15:14:19

  The positioning for the content on this page is broken.
  
  http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/Ad_Muncher/1031644604/1
  
  This is a regression. It worked fine in all previous Opera versions. Be it 9.x or 8.x and so on.
  
  Can anyone else confirm?

• olli11. May 2006, 15:18:40

  Pendarric: reported

• velmu11. May 2006, 15:20:49

  Yay-hooray! Running the Mac build... Hope this fixes the beachball effect I've been getting when waking from sleep QuickTime woes still there, though.

• Pendarric11. May 2006, 15:21:55

  @Olli
  
  Awesome, thank you.
  
  Keep up the good work.

• ar1pe11. May 2006, 15:43:51

  Thank you! Again!

• rgrover11. May 2006, 15:45:51

  I guess you guys are aware of the Google Calendar and Google Maps problems. Do you have a time line to fix/support it? Good build overall though.