March 10, 2009 at 17:22Opera 10 alpha
It was only that I looked at the Opera developers blog and saw that they had posted a new version of Opera 10.
Download links:
Windows (build 1345)
Windows Classic (build 1345)
Macintosh (Universal) (build 6284)
Macintosh (Intel-only) (build 6284)
UNIX (build 4205) The
full list of changes / corrections / new products translated based on the original post is given below.
From what is important to me, this font fixes a problem with fonts, which manifested itself when using the Russian encoding as default in Windows.
Well, and a bunch of different things;)
What's new?
A lot of corrections have been made during this time. Many work is still in progress, for example, spelling checking ...
Checking for damage to the mail database
In this assembly, Opera checks the mail server database for integrity at each start. If something is wrong, it tries to restore.
Well-known problems Spending
messages on Facebook
does not work Spell checking does not work Problems with
mail recovery
Problems with feed names in the drop-down list
What has been done
Internal corrections (including corrections for getElementsByClassName)
Regular \ b now works correctly
Corrections in auto-update (now can be disabled)
Improved stability
Corrected Facebook chat
Corrections in the interface
Fixed a crash when searching
More feeds to read on the preview page
Mail
Mail can have horizontal scrolling
Now you can add links to letters when writing
Restore the mail
mailer Corrected tracking feed loading if source is unavailable
Correctly shows attached files in multipart / mixed and multipart / alternative representations of
Windows
Fixed a problem with fonts if, by default, the system has a Russian
Unix code page.
Fixed rendering of windowless add-ons
. Java now works!
Mac
Corrected the position of the add-ons window. Fixed a
bug when starting on Mac OS X 10.4
New menu items in Dock
Original topic on Opera Sat : my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/03/10/new-peregrine-build
UPD: Moved to Opera blog. Thanks to those who made this possible.
UPD: Although it is believed that these assemblies are weekly , but after the last almost a month has passed;)
Download links:
Windows (build 1345)
Windows Classic (build 1345)
Macintosh (Universal) (build 6284)
Macintosh (Intel-only) (build 6284)
UNIX (build 4205) The
full list of changes / corrections / new products translated based on the original post is given below.
From what is important to me, this font fixes a problem with fonts, which manifested itself when using the Russian encoding as default in Windows.
Well, and a bunch of different things;)
What's new?
A lot of corrections have been made during this time. Many work is still in progress, for example, spelling checking ...
Checking for damage to the mail database
In this assembly, Opera checks the mail server database for integrity at each start. If something is wrong, it tries to restore.
Well-known problems Spending
messages on Facebook
does not work Spell checking does not work Problems with
mail recovery
Problems with feed names in the drop-down list
What has been done
Internal corrections (including corrections for getElementsByClassName)
Regular \ b now works correctly
Corrections in auto-update (now can be disabled)
Improved stability
Corrected Facebook chat
Corrections in the interface
Fixed a crash when searching
More feeds to read on the preview page
Mail can have horizontal scrolling
Now you can add links to letters when writing
Restore the mail
mailer Corrected tracking feed loading if source is unavailable
Correctly shows attached files in multipart / mixed and multipart / alternative representations of
Windows
Fixed a problem with fonts if, by default, the system has a Russian
Unix code page.
Fixed rendering of windowless add-ons
. Java now works!
Mac
Corrected the position of the add-ons window. Fixed a
bug when starting on Mac OS X 10.4
New menu items in Dock
Original topic on Opera Sat : my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2009/03/10/new-peregrine-build
UPD: Moved to Opera blog. Thanks to those who made this possible.
UPD: Although it is believed that these assemblies are weekly , but after the last almost a month has passed;)