[Wiesel]

Almost 9.10 RC1

Known issues
Finnish language files went missing in the package building. (Our finnish localization manager is not too happy..)
Gzipped pages are not decoded when loaded from cache, so some pages will sometimes look broken when visited a second time


Changes since last weekly
Source editor text "reload from cache" now reads "Apply changes"
Fixed 100% CPU on google maps and some other pages
Fixed an issue with opacity on links that have images nested in them
Find in page now has colors that are easier to see, while also being configurable (opera:config#Colors|HighlightedBackground)
Some fixes to Search in hotclick menu
Removed "Open when download complete" from File type dialog (while we fix it..)
Fixed accesskeys on pages with frames
Several fixes to Fraud protection
Fixed crash when changing file handler on UNIX
Now also UNIX has its Mask as IE mask the platform as well
A lot of memory leaks plugged and crashers removed
Fixed problem finding nested IMAP mailboxes
Fixed problem with Chinese and Korean text input


http://snapshot.oper...o910w_8643m.exe

jetzt auch wieder in deutsch.

VORSICHT: known issue 2 das mit dem gzip! diese version wirklich nur zum testen nehmen, die darstellungsfehler nerven.

greets

[Wiesel]

Straight from the build machine..
By borg. Friday, 10. November 2006, 16:27:04WEEKLY
Another weekly for you, smoking hot from the build servers, even our testers haven't played much with these before you, so be nice to them!

What you will see:

Fraud protection is not enabled by default anymore. We basically had to turn it on by default in the first weeklies to make sure we got as much feedback as possible in the limited time we had.

However, it's a new feature and we think users may need some time to get used to this idea, so we've made it an opt-in feature for now. Opera is about giving users the choice, after all.

Technically, there's a difference in how we transmit the data to the site check server. We now use https when we send information about an https server, to ensure that the trust information is at least as reliable as the original content. We still prefer to use http most of the time, since we're not very comfortable with sending home information that our users can't easily inspect.

Other changes:

We've fixed a number of bugs since last week, including the super-annoying gzip cache bug. NOTE: You may need to empty your cache before everything goes back to normal.

What's going on:

The desktop team was represented in the first Opera Backstage Russia event, in Ivanovo last week.

Next week we'll also participate in Webmaster World in Las Vegas. Be sure to drop by the Opera booth if you're there!

Yesterday, W3C released the first public working draft of the Widgets 1.0 specification, largely based on the current Opera implementation.

Changes since last weekly
Fixed bug where "Go to URL" feature deselects last one or two characters of a URL
Fixed bug where newsfeed count did not updated in Mail panel status bar
Fixed bug where cnn.com didn't always finish loading
Fixed bug where accesskeys didn't work right on frame pages
Fixed bug where Gzipped pages was not decoded when loaded from cache
Added preference to disable trust button in address bar opera:config#SecurityPrefs|EnableTrustButton
Fixed Finnish translation

diesmal funktionieren auch wieder die gezipped seiten aber bitte vorher cache leeren.

http://snapshot.oper...o910w_8649m.exe

greets

[alucard856]

Opera 9.21


Download:
Windows: http://www.opera.lin...ra/win/921/int/
Mac: http://www.opera.lin.../opera/mac/921/



Changelog:
# Setting font style in the UI now works again
# Larger search field in speed dial, looked a bit chunky on smaller resolutions
# Added Yahoo Answers to built in search
# A number of crashes fixed and memory leaks plugged
# Proxy PAC files now read from system on Windows and Mac
# Windows media player 11 NP version now works without crashing.

Dieser Beitrag wurde von alucard856 bearbeitet: 17. Mai 2007 - 15:02

[Screeny]

Lange hats gedauert, aber:

Opera 9.21 wird nun offiziell zum Download angeboten

Changelog: http://www.opera.com...gs/windows/921/
Download: http://www.opera.com/download/


Die Datei auf dem FTP wurde nicht aktualisiert; Build-Nummer beträgt weiterhin 8776.

Dieser Beitrag wurde von Screeny bearbeitet: 21. Mai 2007 - 13:34

[Stan]

9.22

Zitat

Changelog
A lot of improvements to Bittorrent. Downloading large files should now work a lot better.
Bolding of fonts in toolbars and dialogs should now work
The Silverlight plugin should now work


UNIX

Turned off shared memory by default. Manually enable it by setting the variable OPERA_NUM_XSHM to a suitable value.

http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/yet-a...er-merlin-build

[Screeny]

Neue Weekly: 9.22 Build 8800

Opera Desktop Team

We're in a bittorrent bugfix mode right now, so this new build on the 9.22 branch is both faster with high speed peers, and more stable.

Download:
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
UNIX

[Stan]

Opera 9.22 Build 8801 Final

http://os.nogetec.de/win/922/int/Opera_9.2...ional_Setup.exe

Weitere Versionen: ftp://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/win/922/

[Screeny]

Neue Weekly: 9.23
Build: 8805 (Windows), 3691 (Mac), 657 (UNIX)

Yesterday Mozilla released their jsfunfuzz tool at the Blackhat convention in Las Vegas. The tool is very useful for stress-testing the javascript engine and its stability. While running the tool, we found four crashers - one of which might have some security implications.

Here is a build that should address all of the issues: test it, give it a spin with the tool - and please report any crashers you might find with the fuzzer, and most importantly: send us a crashlog along with it!

Have fuzz fun! And many thanks to Mozilla for sharing their tool.

Download:
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix

[SPUTUM]

Opera 9.23 Build 8807 für Windows
Changelog (mir) unbekannt

http://ftp.opera.com/pub/opera/win/923/int...ional_Setup.exe

[nim]

die ist mittlerweile seltsamerweise leider wieder verschwunden...

edit: es gibt noch mirror, die das teil ausliefern, sollte die build aber komplett zurückgezogen werden, is unsere news dazu dann auch weg.

Dieser Beitrag wurde von nim bearbeitet: 09. August 2007 - 08:34

[Screeny]

Neue Weekly: 9.23
Build: 8808 (Windows), 3695 (Mac), 660 (UNIX)

Nachdem die erst gestern aufgetauchte Build 8807 wegen eines Fehlers bezüglich der Widgets-Funktion wieder zurückgenommen wurde, erschien jetzt eine weitere Weekly-Build.

Changelog:
More Speed Dial stability fixes
Fixed issue with some mouse wheels and scrolling up on Vista
Fixed another fuzzer crash

Download:
Windows MSI
Windows Classic
Macintosh
Unix

[Stan]

Buil 8808 Final - Noch nicht öffentlich released

http://mirrors.dedipower.com/opera/win/923...ional_Setup.exe

[Screeny]

Die erste Weekly von Opera 9.5 Codename "Kestrel" wird am Dienstag, dem 4. September veröffentlicht werden.

Quelle: Desktop Team

Opera Mini 4 Beta 2 wird bereits Morgen, also am 30. August, erscheinen.

Quelle: Mini Blog

[Screeny]

Opera 9.5 Alpha erschienen

Zitat

Go and get Opera 9.5 alpha!

Fasten your seatbelts, and get ready to test drive Kestrel yourself. After more than a year of development, we invite you to test Opera 9.5 alpha and tell us what you think about it.
In short, Opera 9.5 alpha is:

*Performance
*Full history search
*Improved site compatibility
*Access for everyone
*Improved platform integration
*Preview of bookmark and Speed Dial synchronization
*Magic Windows build number
*And much more! Take a look at the huge changelogs to see what is new:
Windows
Mac
UNIX

Don't forget to report bugs, but check the Known Issues list in the changelogs and discuss them in the forums or newsgroups first.

And now: go and get it! Make sure you backup your opera profile directory when you upgrade from an earlier version of Opera, and stay tuned for more updates and builds on the Desktop Team blog.

Download:
Opera 9.5 alpha for Windows
Opera 9.5 alpha for Mac
Opera 9.5 alpha for UNIX

Quelle: http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2007/...era-9-5-alpha-3