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Opera Software
Opera is a fast, elegant and easy-to-use Web browser. Renowned for its performance, standards compliance and small size, Opera's cross-platform browser technology gives users a faster, safer and more dynamic online experience.
What's New
Version 11.61.1250:
User interface
Fixed
- New web handlers tab in the Site Preferences dialog cut off, dialog not wide enough
- Crash when clicking "Use master password to protect saved passwords" checkbox
- Occasional crash when clicking a link or opening a new tab
- Opera crashes when closing a tab that has the Star Menu opened
- Can't close Star Menu after opening Folders
- Opera crashes while closing feeds tab while dialog is open
- Opera loses advanced download settings after restart
- Opera Turbo Tooltip repeated multiple times
- Wrong new reload icon
- Zoom factor lost after selecting another message
- Bookmark star icon is not refreshed when the page is removed from the bookmarks
- Drop support for Fallback Background = 0 and Fallback Foreground = 0 in skins, fixes layout in mail window with some 3rd party skins
- Can't click plugins in Mac OSX 10.5
Fixed
- thepokerbay.org user profile crashes onload
- Crash in Carakan on WebGL benchmark
- Crash on applying 3025 background images
- Out of range memory access when using subpixel rendering
- Secure IFrame with URL to image lowers security level to "Unsecure" (breaks Paypal checkout)
- Opera freezes when loading a big session with the Tab vault extension
- NFL.com crashes with admuncher installed
- Overwritten document.selectSingleNode not called if invoked by helper function
- load events fire on LINK elements pointing to existing local resources (link rel="stylesheet" href="file://...")
- Do not cache invalid UserJS source files ("blacklisting" user javascript files on parse error)
- Cannot scroll down with mouse wheel over IFRAME with scrolling=no if smooth scrolling is enabled
- stylesheet not applied due to malformed gzip content
- Userjs confirmation on secure pages pops up on every load of the page
- Incorrect value of elements in ArrayBufferView created with byteOffset to an ArrayBuffer
- Captcha Images is not refreshing automatically after site refresh
Fixed
- Opera crashes on updating mail from version 9.27
- Crashes if you unpin the last message in the "Pinned" view
- Check/Send (Ctrl+K) does not activate all mail accounts
- Sorting problem with ungrouped mail list
- Mail unread count is wrong
- Users not receiving new mails because of QRESYNC. Added a way to disable QRESYNC in incomingN.txt and automatically disable it if fails to sync with QRESYNC enabled
Fixed
- Crash in host resolver when closing browser after loading large number of tabs simultaneously
- IPv6 IP literal URLs "Invalid"
Fixed
- Fixed an issue where manipulation of framed content can allow cross-site scripting, as reported by Michal Zalewski; see our advisory
- Fixed an issue here script events could be used to reveal the presence of local files; see our advisory
Version 11.61.1250:
User interface
Fixed
- New web handlers tab in the Site Preferences dialog cut off, dialog not wide enough
- Crash when clicking "Use master password to protect saved passwords" checkbox
- Occasional crash when clicking a link or opening a new tab
- Opera crashes when closing a tab that has the Star Menu opened
- Can't close Star Menu after opening Folders
- Opera crashes more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.4 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.4 or later
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THEE:LEE reviewed on 21 Dec 2011
Fix up it's issues before adding lots of new "features".
The interface is fine although I would rather have the Visual tabs under the addressbar (like Roccat) or in the drawer (like omniweb). Above the addressbar looks a bit weird (unless that's just me?).
Speed dial is great no problems with that, not really sure about the improve performance by going through the opera server - I haven't tried that as I don't trust that part.
It's certainly better than it precessors (Opera 9 didn't even deserve to be called a browser it was so bad). But still needs a LOT of work to make it usable.
Please sort out the problems, I can live with the interface, it's plenty fast enough almost matching good webkit browsers so no problems there either.
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Robtpatrick reviewed on 06 Dec 2011
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Cgc reviewed on 06 Dec 2011
1. In the Opera URL Bar type: OPERA:CONFIG
2. In gthe quick search bar type: DOWNLOAD MANAGER
3. In the text entry block type: /Applications/Speed Download 5/Speed Download.app
Or whatever the path and name of SpeedDownload is. Now if only 1Password would work with Opera I could use it all the time.
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Ericg reviewed on 06 Dec 2011
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my mom had to completely uninstall it after upgrading to 11.6 since it froze all the time.
if she knew better, maybe just trashing the cache folder would solve it.
either way, i also got fed up with opera. it only works fine if you give it some maintenance once in a while and i want a browser to work for me, not the other way around.
btw, even using youtube's html5 feature, opera is still high on the cpu while playing a video, the difference is that the html5 embedded object is more responsive to clicks than the flash one.
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x86tech reviewed on 01 Nov 2011
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Please read http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2011/10/12/hardware-acceleration and provide feedback there...
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Ericg reviewed on 13 Oct 2011
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http://www.opera.com/browser/next/
It would be interesting to know if it be possible to list alpha releases on MacUpdate in addition to betas.
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Jb4 reviewed on 08 Oct 2011
This is a minor inconvenience, but I have rarely used it since this unfortunate bug.
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Vincamp reviewed on 08 Oct 2011
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Surfspirit reviewed on 31 Aug 2011
One unique Opera feature is that in slow connections it auto activates opera turbo that makes web pages and everything else lot faster, you can easily share your home music, or files with this browser with the free integrated "server", integrated messenger, frigde for notes, photo sharing, etc.
It's a great browser and some times the only one that works when internet seems like we still using 56k modems...
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it seems opera doesn't support these embedded font types yet.
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Download now says beta but it's actually 11.5 alpha.
So where's the Opera 12 download???
Is there even a version 12 download currently available?
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Import Firefox bookmark give me default firefox bookmark, not mine ?!?
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Are you sure you downloaded the correct version?
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http://my.opera.com/danaleks/blog/2009/11/24/problems-running-1010
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I have very very many bookmarks and I am not going to put them all in opera manually. So goodbye again Opera.
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I was surprised at your post -- I was pretty sure I had painlessly imported my Safari bookmarks when I first tried out Opera 10.0.
So, I just tried it again: Bookmarks >Manage Bookmarks, then to File Menu and Import and Export > Import Safari Bookmarks.
Did that, in about 2 seconds 4,000 plus Safari bookmarks were sitting there in a new folder called Safari Bookmarks. Ditto, Firefox, which also has over 4,000 bookmarks.
I'm using Safari 4.0.3 on Snow Leopard on a Duo Core iMac.
Wonder what the difference is between our two systems, that I get success and you a fail?
Btw, to avoid this kind of hassle, I use the amazing Bookdog to sync my bookmarks between browsers -- I use Firefox 3.0, Safari, iCab, and my main squeeze, OmniWeb, and Bookdog keeps everything in perfect sync, even dealing with the fact that Firefox doesn't allow the kind of dupes that the other browsers do.
Anyway, this isn't an ad for Bookdog - just wanted to say that Safari bookmark import flawlessly into Opera 10.0, and ditto on my laptop.
Also, if you really want to give Opera 10 a shot, and you can't get Opera's built-in import to work, just go to Safari, open the Bookmarks window and do an Export Bookmarks from the File Menu. In just a few seconds, you'll have a html file that Opera can open easily. Just tried it out to be sure, and again, my 4,000 plus Safari bookmarks were in Opera in a flash.
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After much trial and error over the last year, I finally tri-partitioned my 320gb hard drive for work, games, and school. The first format was case-sensitive as it has shown me a rock like dependability that the simply journaled format doesn't have. The second the normal format so things like WoW work. The third for windows rc 7.
The case-sensitive format has a few things that show up differently
- some programs don't install or work, or work partially like Opera 10b1
- Manga Studio 3.02 EX works faster... significantly
- WoW doesn't install
- Programs appear to crash less and load slightly faster
- There are no temporary duplicate displays when working in finder (Leopard 10.5.7)
As is the standard, Omniweb just works.
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About OmniWeb-as much as I like its GUI-for some reason it has always crashed within a relatively short timeframe every time I've decided to give it a shot.
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