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Hi. My name is Piotr and I work as a QA on the Engine in Desktop, and this blog post will be slightly more “engine-ish” :) .At first, I would like to present to you our latest Opera Developer build – 21.0.1432.5, which contains a few important fixes – Adblock is fully working again, tabs on Mac won’t do the Harlem Shake on hover anymore, and a couple of crashes are fixed. You can check full list of fixes in the changelog.Today, we’re also giving you a sneak peek of our latest features connected with improving start-up time – especially helpful when restoring session with many tabs. There are few different approaches – they are all available as separate feature-flags at opera://flags: #delay-onload – This one is my favorite :) – after restoring session, onload JS events in background tabs aren’t fired until a tab is activated. It might not sound that important, but during tests this feature was giving the best results – both in loading times, and CPU/memory usage. #extended-lazy-session-loading (requires #lazy-session-loading being on) – causes that an active tab + the configured number of tabs (still working on the number, for now it’s 2) is being loaded normally when restoring the session. When any of tabs finishes loading, it triggers the next one to start loading, until all tabs are done. It takes more time to fully restore session, but the start-up itself is much quicker it and takes less CPU. #restore-contenteditables-state – the content of elements with contenteditable=”true” is restored on session restoration/history navigation. #tab-hibernation – If a background tab is inactive (does not load anything including XHRs, plays any media, plug-in is not streaming any data, or a script is not changing page’s title/favicon) for 40 seconds its process gets suspended and swapped out (causing process memory usage drops significantly). Swapping out happens instantly on Windows and is driven by OS on mac. If the process is shared between couple of tabs, all of them have to be inactive for this to kick in. #session-tabs-serialization – all pages from opened tabs are serialized on HDD when closing the browser and are loaded from there instead of the network when restoring the session. This feature should be especially useful for the users with low bandwidth network.They are all still under heavy development, but, of course, you are very welcome to test on your own each one of them right now. We’re very curious about your impressions and feedback – also, if you found any issue with specific page, please report URLs and feature name.PS. remember you have to restart browser to make flag active – so, for example #session-tabs-serialization, which makes a lot of work during browser shut down, will be applied after second restart.
Spring is coming at an impressive pace in Europe: last year we still had snow in April, but this year we probably would be able to start the swimming season in less than three weeks.But enough of swimming plans. Here’s something more important we’re keeping pace with – our release cycle. Today we’re updating Opera Stable stream.This updated version includes stability fixes and a Chromium update to 33.0.1750.149.
We are rolling out another update for the stable channel of the Opera browser. Inside you can find updated Chromium to version 33.0.1750.154. We also managed to squeeze in one crash fix, so it’s even more stable now.
We have a couple of crashes and bugs fixed for you today. The release also includes Chromium update version 34.0.1847.60.Give it a try and give us a poke by commenting or reporting bugs :)
Opera 21 moves from the Developer stream to the Next stream.Most of the changes are under the hood. Opera 21 supports Aura, a hardware-accelerated rendering of the browser. This enables less-taxing user-interface animations and a sleeker,more responsive feel to the whole UI. It also gives us a solid foundation on which to make future UI changes.Aura is a big change, but we’ve also included a small change that will please many of you. There’s now a setting to make Opera always show the absolute address, the full URL, in the address field.While many of you appreciate our emphasis on the domain name and our decision to display only the essential information, our power users and web developers often need to see the full URL. Now, they can. Simply enable the advanced settings and select show full URL in combined search and address bar under Opera’s user interface options. It’s “Hello, absolute address!” from then on.
Today marks the first release of Opera Developer 22. For this initial developer release our primary focus has been on backend changes to ready ourselves for future improvements in the UI and elsewhere.Nonetheless, 22 is a major update and includes hundreds of bug fixes, crash fixes and site rendering improvements (see our changelog for the full list).In addition some UI improvements are already visible, such as a new Encoding Menu, an update to our default themes and a better (silent) update process on Windows. Our new silent update allows for a more seamless update to the latest version. There are no buttons to click and no UAC (User Account Control) dialog interrupting your workflow. You will be automatically updated to ensure you always have the most recent and most secure Opera version.Note: This build will not silently update, that will happen from the next Developer release.Thanks again for your testing and feedback, which is (as always) greatly appreciated!
We are rolling out another 20 version with some new critical bug fixes.This build fixes an auto update problem on Mac where the auto update process prompts for user credentials and then exits immediately if run as an unprivileged user.We have also fixed a problem with Off-Road mode not working on some ISPs.
We’re updating Opera Next to 21.0.1432.39. Inside you can find few bugfixes.Opera will now scale with screens that use 200% DPI setting in Windows. You can check full list of fixes in the changelog.
We’re updating Opera Developer to 22.0.1471.5. Inside you can find few bugfixes.We’re really happy with all the feedback we get from you. So go ahead and join the discussion by replying to this post. Good luck with testing Opera Developer!
We’re updating Opera Next to 21.0.1432.48 today.This update contains stabilization fixes and new set of translated strings. Opera 21 is on its way to become Final version. We invite you to try this Opera Next update and to join this blog post’s discussion by leaving a comment
We have an updated Opera Developer build for you. This includes a couple of more fixes.Please help us out and test it. We are very thankful for all the feedback we get from you.
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