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Changelog
Desktop
DSK-298346 (Start Bar blanked out after opening background tab)
DSK-312764 (Crash when closing newsfeed tab)
DSK-311444 (Renaming IMAP folders creates ghost folders)
DSK-311554 (Overlay dialogs disappear for no reason, making the tab unusable)
DSK-311692 (Crash when opening a file with Content-Disposition: attachment directly)
DSK-287134 (Bookmarks dragged out of Mini folder are recreated)
DSK-277635 (Clicking on the mail notification when minimized does not activate the program window)
DSK-310875 (Focus lost from Facebook chat box when the text is updated)
DSK-312868 (F2 does not respect Reuse Current Tab)
DSK-312114 (Update mail providers list to new Opera Web Mail username)
DSK-270950 (Opening Dragonfly after switching to different window inspects tab from previous window)
DSK-299014 (Google Earth plug-in pops up in front even when in background tab)
DSK-308092 (Opera Link can cause 100% CPU use on start-up)
DSK-304034 (Start-up crash when deleting certain files in the profile)
Windows
DSK-312477 (Windows 7 crash)
Mac
DSK-278663 (Cannot find executable for printer plug-in)
DSK-312247 (Lose the extra spyglass but keep a color corrected clear button around)
Changelog
Desktop/cross-platform
DSK-299046 (Overlapping lines in address field dropdown)
DSK-312986 (Crash when saving file while page redirects)
DSK-313717 (Add opera:config#UserPrefs|EnableOnDemandPlugin to the Preference dialog)
DSK-295433 (100% CPU when Links panel search finds more than 1 result)
Windows
DSK-311379 (Mouse panning not always working)
DSK-311558 (Crash after leaving a tab with a flash with wmode="transparent")
DSK-312213 (Random crash on Window systems with Aero disabled)
DSK-314321 (“Use Opera as default browser” installer option causes a crash)
Mac
DSK-313323 (Standalone widgets crash on exit) (tested)
DSK-312794 (Remove the separator between the address and search field, but keep some empty space as the resizer)
DSK-313321 (Tools: Dragonfly menu entry incorrectly disabled)
DSK-313248 (Edit commands not working in Content Blocker)
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85154665 escribió:- Una es que me recuerde las contraseñas de entrada en algunas paginas. Cada vez que entro me las vuelve a pedir, y eso que le digo que me la recuerde (tanto al Opera como en la pagina web marcando la casilla para ello)
a mi me pasa con algunas webs, no todas.anne kinoko escribió:Al bajar con la rueda central del mouse al visualizar una web , se me escucha un ruido, como un rshh. He probado con otro navegador y no me sucede. No tengo ni idea de donde puede venir el problema.
coyote escribió:ATPC he mandado el BetterEOL que me hace cosas raras como la del doble post involuntario.
![[mad]](/images/smilies/nuevos/miedo.gif "loco")
ya podrían liberar el código y hacerlo OpenSource, coñe
coyote escribió:85154665 escribió:- Una es que me recuerde las contraseñas de entrada en algunas paginas. Cada vez que entro me las vuelve a pedir, y eso que le digo que me la recuerde (tanto al Opera como en la pagina web marcando la casilla para ello)
Si te rellena los campos es que te la recuerda, ¿no?anne kinoko escribió:Al bajar con la rueda central del mouse al visualizar una web , se me escucha un ruido, como un rshh. He probado con otro navegador y no me sucede. No tengo ni idea de donde puede venir el problema.
Cosa mas rara, mira si tienes en las opciones activados los sonidos, si es así, prueba deshabilitandolos.
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Jack6 escribió:Bueno, pocas excusas van a quedar para no encumbrar a Opera como mejor/más completo navegador.
. Yo lo de Opera nunca lo he entendido, y menos con la publicidad que han obtenido con Mini y Mobile, de modo que supongo que esto de las extensiones no tendrá un efecto espectacular sobre su número de usuarios. De todas formas, en principio es una buenísima noticia. 
![[carcajad]](/images/smilies/nuevos/risa_ani2.gif "carcajada")
) que se centra prinicpalmente en eso:![[bye]](/images/smilies/nuevos2/adio.gif "adios")
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shwetank (Opera Software) escribió:If a site isnt working properly, then is either the browsers fault or the sites fault (sometimes both, but very very rare ... it's usually the site's fault more often than not).
We have a site compatiblity in the core team which takes care of the former. We specifically look for issues in which websites are not displaying and functioning well, and see whether its our fault or the sites bad coding. If our fault, then this group tries to fix the issue for then next build.
If the problem is from the site's end, then the issue goes to a different team. We have a whole department dedicated to it, called 'Open the Web' which deals with these issues. Their job is to contact various websites and ask them to fix these issues. Its kinda a thankless job in the sense that if a website works well, you dont notice it (because, well, its supposed to display/behave that way!)...but if it doesn't, then you really do. So people don't notice all the sites we have worked with in resolving issues,...but do notice when something slips through the cracks as we only have a few people in the team and the web is huge!. We email poeple, call them and sometimes even meet them face to face to discuss compatibility issues. I'm part of the Open the Web team, and Developer Relations Team in Opera.
We also have something called browser.js.
Also, see this http://my.opera.com/ODIN/blog/2009/11/0 ... site-fixed
The main problem is that sometimes we cant actually contact the site...for example a bank or something. Sometimes they just wont listen to us, even if we tell them that 'just fix line number such and such something.js from this to this and the issue will be fixed'. I have contacted some shopping and banking sites sites saying that we're one of the more secure browsers available, with automatic 256-bit encryption, ....and they say, sorry, we just support firefox and ie5.5 and above
There are also many people out there who code using webkit (or at most moz) only vendor prefixes, which leaves out Opera.
Having said that, there are tons of great people with whom we have relationships with who do care about opera (like fellow redditor and duckduckgo founder yegg), and whenever there is something wrong, we contact them, and they fix the issue straight away.
The best thing would be for developers to test in Opera as part of their webdev work, and we're trying to make sure Opera Dragonfly, our developer tool, improves on and on. With the addition of extensions, we hope more opera fans will create more web dev related tools. We're also trying to make sure our JS engine is super fast, so that the latest JS heavy web applications run quickly. And also working on adding more and more on CSS3 and HTML5 and other upcoming standards like geolocation, web storage, websql, web wockets, etc
Having said all of that, I think the amount of such issues are much less than what he had a few years ago. We can see it in the number of bug reports we get as well as when i generally browser the web myself. Things are improving in this department, and it would be even better if we get more developers (especially in the US) to care more about testing in Opera. Yeah, its one more browser to test on, but you did it for chrome, and doing it for opera wont be the end of the world
