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Mithaldu posted:You should read my post again. And the post he quoted. And maybe the post that one referred to. I didn't say it right but I was agreeing with you but also stating that I prefer non-smoothed scrolling even for large walls of text rather than auto scroll because I have become accustomed to it. Anunnaki posted:I don't understand that, you're talking about like 30 milliseconds per scroll action; you make it sound as if it moved down in slow motion or something. I'm not trying to convince you to use smooth scrolling, but I'm just trying to understand the logic here. Mithaldu said it best earlier on, open a massive document/web page and scroll down as fast your mouse wheel can go. The smooth scrolling lags and once you turn it off you start to get used to noticing the instant scrolling even on small pages and documents.
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rhuagh posted:Mithaldu said it best earlier on, open a massive document/web page and scroll down as fast your mouse wheel can go. The smooth scrolling lags and once you turn it off you start to get used to noticing the instant scrolling even on small pages and documents. Oh, okay. I personally just drag the scrollbar down if the page is huge, because that's much faster than rolling the mouse wheel a million times; but I guess it just comes down to personal preference. vv
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For me, I like the smooth scrolling better. Maybe I'm just used to it as I never turned it off before, or maybe it's that I'm on a laptop with a trackpad, including the scroll column on the right side.
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Well, the current RC is using only half a gig of memory instead of the slightly-over 1 gig that 10.5 release was using, so I guess those "memory improvements" added in this build are pretty significant.
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Anunnaki posted:I don't understand that, you're talking about like 30 milliseconds per scroll action; you make it sound as if it moved down in slow motion or something. Anunnaki posted:Oh, okay. I personally just drag the scrollbar down if the page is huge, because that's much faster than rolling the mouse wheel a million times; but I guess it just comes down to personal preference. vv rhuagh posted:I didn't say it right but I was agreeing with you but also stating that I prefer non-smoothed scrolling even for large walls of text rather than auto scroll because I have become accustomed to it.
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Lakitu7 posted:Well, the current RC is using only half a gig of memory instead of the slightly-over 1 gig that 10.5 release was using, so I guess those "memory improvements" added in this build are pretty significant. Do you have the memory cache set to "automatic"? If you think Opera is using too much memory, change that to something fixed.
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Yeah, I realize. It's not so much "Opera is using too much memory" as "I'm curious to see how effective their tweaks are."
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# ? Mar 16, 2010 18:20 |
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Opera 10.5 final is simply the best browser I have ever used. loving lovely.
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Opera 10.51 RC2 for Windowsquote:Here is a second 10.51 Release Candidate for Windows. A few small stability fixes have been added, and we fixed a problem with Chinese text being rotated for some users. drat, I neeeeed a UNIX final version
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Seduced Milkman posted:drat, I neeeeed a UNIX final version I'm waiting too, but I'm happy to let the Windows users work out the bugs first
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Anyone else getting constant crashes on certain sites with the Mac beta? Specifically Gizmodo crashes it every time. Version: 10.50 Beta Build: 8291
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Google Docs still doesn't open and this time I got a crash report immediately upon opening the first time. I would love to get rid of my 10.10 installation but it's not happening yet
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Honestly, all Chinese characters being rotated 90 degrees "on some systems" is a pretty hilarious bug.
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Just to clarify, backing up wand.dat is not enough to backup your wand passwords. If you have a master password set, you also need to backup certificate files. It seems like opcert6.dat is probably the relevant one.
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RC3 is out, though it's pretty unexciting if you already have RC2 http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2010/03/18/opera-10-51-rc3-for-windows#comments quote:Fixed CARAKAN-1187 (Crash when scrolling page)
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Edit: apologies for this post, turned out to be a case of PEBKAC.
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Farts Domino posted:Google Docs still doesn't open and this time I got a crash report immediately upon opening the first time. I would love to get rid of my 10.10 installation but it's not happening yet Apart from uploading, 10.5 works on google docs for me.
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# ? Mar 20, 2010 13:07 |
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New Opera 10.51 UNIX snapshot with packages. There is also a complementary blog post about the UNIX packages.quote:Highlights
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# ? Mar 21, 2010 15:56 |
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Opera 10.51 for Windows is now final.
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Let's see if they managed to fix up behavior in high load situations on this one.
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# ? Mar 22, 2010 11:55 |
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New version is nice. Had to turn off the tab animation and windows 7 taskbar integration, but otherwise it seems nice. For once I can actually use the default theme too instead of using the old Opera 7 one.
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Hrm, still fucks up when loading my session. Some tabs end up frozen with the urls they were loading even blocked in other tabs.
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Blodskur posted:Opera 10.51 for Windows is now final. Just in case people miss it, this build is the same as RC3.
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Today I upgraded my work computer (Windows 2000) from 10.10 to 10.51, and I'm still having the same problem with Google Maps that I've had since at least 9.63, but only on this computer. Suppose I search an address in Google, and then click Maps. The map will load, to a point, and then will eventually show "Still loading... Slow? Use the troubleshooting guide or basic HTML." I can make this happen immediately if I click on the map. Also, how do you save images in Opera Mini?
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Also, some image pages (e.g. waffleimages.com/*.jpg) will load, but then the image disappears and I'm left with a white page. Also happens on photobucket.
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Anybody else having problems accessing yahoo.com since upgrading? Mine is frozen at Waiting for DNS confirmation of cookie domains(s)... - edit Also is there some way to turn off previous searches in the search bar? Call Me Charlie fucked around with this message at 21:32 on Mar 22, 2010 |
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Just checked one of my yahoo.com emails, worked fine for me from start to finish. Bruce Johnston is (was?) the dean of students at my alma mater, why are you creeping him?
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# ? Mar 22, 2010 21:51 |
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Anyone getting this/know how to fix it? basically all the preferences stuff is unreadable since the text is in white:
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# ? Mar 22, 2010 21:59 |
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If it's an Upgrade install, try a clean one (ie rename the profile folder temporarily) and see if that fixes it. Probably it will. They rushed 9.5 out the door and upgrade-compatibility suffered a bit.
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Does anyone know what to do about having a bookmarks collection from the alpha/beta and one for the final version and wanting to merge them? Bookmark sync either does not support this or does not work for some reason.
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Sporadic posted:Anybody else having problems accessing yahoo.com since upgrading? Man, now all I want to know is what search engine you're using that you've got to censor it.
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sm8000 posted:Just checked one of my yahoo.com emails, worked fine for me from start to finish. That's strange, I restarted and now I can access Yahoo. Bruce Johnston is also one of the Beach Boys. He wrote the song, Tears In The Morning, for their 1970 album, Sunflower. I was curious to see if he had any solo work Call Me Charlie fucked around with this message at 22:20 on Mar 22, 2010 |
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God I hate Opera now... been using it for like 10 years but this latest auto-update seemed to have hosed up everything Where's my close tab X (usually in the top right corner right below the main program X) Hirez fucked around with this message at 22:39 on Mar 22, 2010 |
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Hirez posted:Where's my close tab X (usually in the top right corner right below the main program X) Take it as a sign to learn more comfortable ways. Right-click, pull down, right, let go. Alternatively, middle-click tab.
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Mithaldu posted:Take it as a sign to learn more comfortable ways. Alternatively alternatively Ctrl + W.
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Hirez posted:God I hate Opera now... been using it for like 10 years but this latest auto-update seemed to have hosed up everything At least I am not the only one anymore, even if I have gotten used to this over the past week. The glitch where all my bookmarks disappear if I back them up is pretty nasty though! Takes a reboot to fix it.
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Well, 10.51 fixed the issues I have with middle clicking! Really happy with it now. e. False alarm, it didn't remove all my settings from before and it had the main bar enabled still. Dr. Despair fucked around with this message at 05:29 on Mar 23, 2010 |
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Manky posted:Man, now all I want to know is what search engine you're using that you've got to censor it.
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Hirez posted:Anyone getting this/know how to fix it? basically all the preferences stuff is unreadable since the text is in white: I had the exact same problem with the autoupdater upgrade. I uninstalled and performed a fresh install. I just backed up my bookmark and speeddial files. Seemed to fix the issue.
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sm8000 posted:Also, some image pages (e.g. waffleimages.com/*.jpg) will load, but then the image disappears and I'm left with a white page. Also happens on photobucket. This is really bugging me
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