Opera 10.10: http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/7157/operakdeqt.png
Opera 10.53: http://img98.imageshack.us/img98/6459/operakdewithoutqt.png

Newer Opera doesn't have good KDE look'n'feel integration. Please, fix it to reach the 10.10 version's standard before RC comes out.

during September 2009 I had report a bug ( DSK-264479 )
Until today the same bug exist.

Am I missing something this is the same version that was available last week opera-10.53-6330

Originally posted by adamthirnis:

Am I missing something this is the same version that was available last week opera-10.53-6330

Strange but is true..

Q1:What is the reason do not allow user to (re)move browser button (red one with "O")?

I would really like to have it in address toolbar

If Opera don't show antialiasing fonts what is to report?
All my settings are default...

How Opera do fonts ↩
http://www.shrani.si/f/2e/k0/1FUdiq8w/fonts.jpg

OK...I will ask this way, what do you want me to say in that bug report?
Opera don't do antialiasing fonts on Linux/Unix platform
PS: Not my job.

Still crashes on Save operation.
Debian testing, xfce.

Wasn't previous build a RC for Beta? Then it is not surprising it's the same build.

Originally posted by adamthirnis:

Am I missing something this is the same version that was available last week opera-10.53-6330

Yes it is the same version.

Although Opera development snapshots will always have the latest fixes and improvements they do not undergo the same amount of testing that a Beta release does. As such, whilst in all likelihood a recent snapshot will 'probably' be better in terms of features and fixes it has the potential to be more broken.

10.53-6330 was put out as a snapshot and underwent detailed testing internally to ensure that new bugs and/or regressions were introduced (i.e. the only problems present where ones which had already been there). Once we were satisfied on these counts we upped it status to Beta.

P.S. If you think we should have an FAQ that explains all of this, we do:
http://snapshot.opera.com/faq.html#what-snapshot

Originally posted by italianjob44:

OK...I will ask this way, what do you want me to say in that bug report?

Exactly what you are incorrectly reporting here. For example you have provided your settings and a screen shot. Why not post them in a bug report?

@all: It has been said numerous times but I will repeat it again. These comments are not for reporting bugs. They never have been. Bugs should be reported in the bug wizard. If you haven't reported them there then you simply haven't reported them, no matter what you have said in these comments.

So what are the comments sections for? Quick feedback, which could be:

1. Commenting on what you like or don't like when we have new features.
2. Checking with other users if an issue you have seen is actually a bug or has already been reported.
3. Checking and commenting if any bugs that are listed as fixed are indeed fixed for you.
4. Answering specific questions from the person who writes the blog post?
etc....

There is nothing wrong with also mentioning a bug here as long as you also reported it. Indeed it can help if you mention the bug number you received when you reported it.

Originally posted by italianjob44:

If Opera don't show antialiasing fonts what is to report?
All my settings are default...
OK...I will ask this way, what do you want me to say in that bug report?
Opera don't do antialiasing fonts on Linux/Unix platform

waiting on a response to that

reported local home dir bug as
DSK-297402
(http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/show.dml/10779651#comment26242621)

the press release says

the new “O” menu allows access to all features previously available in the menu bar

but where's the cookies menu?
from menu bar it's: menu -> Tools -> Advanced -> Cookies ...
from 'O' menu ?! can't find it

very good job, but stil not working:

search the selected text with the "search" in the context menu does not open a new tab (ubuntu 10.04 and ubuntu 9.10)

with opera 10.50 the search result was opened in a new tab, this was more comfortable.

F2 still buggy
For good performance I had to dissabling ipv6 in kernel..

[Ubuntu 10.04, 32 bit, i686; the following stuff applies to KDE, Gnome and LXDE]

Opera is almost unusable with Flash stuff (Flash 10.0.45.2ubuntu1, the one from Ubuntu repo):
1. often embedded flash objects don't respond to user clicks.
2. On Youtube, if I click to move the video time cursor (dunno the exact name) to another position, when I release the left mouse button (LMB), it keeps to follow the mouse cursor, like if the LMB was still pressed.
3. Facebook Flash games are unplayable (e.g. Farmville), because the game cursor position is elsewhere the actual mouse cursor position.

none of these issues affect other browsers.

Focus issues:
1. Sometime I can't type in text fields and I can't get focus even if I click them. If I switch tab a couple of times, often I can get the focus. I was unable to login here too, when I clicked the "login" link in the blog top bar, because of this problem. I was able to login only because I stored the password, and I clicked the wand (now a key) button.
2. If I switch the spellchecker dictionary or I use it, the textarea loses focus (it happens in this blog too), even if the cursor keeps to blink in the text area.

Panels:
On notes, copy and paste contestual menu doesn't work (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V works)

Opera crashes when used IBus was turned off.

I tried to use IBus method input (I had hope, that I can put russian letters in Opera window), but it didn't help me. I've stopped the IBus service. After that I closed Opera. Crash report in backtrace:

tj@TJ:/media/diskD/upload/opera-10.53-6330.x86_64.linux$ opera: XOpenIM failed

(<unknown>:2434): IBUS-WARNING **: Connect to unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-UYGuidFYvt,guid=31ed15bfff433efa34911abf4be001a3 failed: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-UYGuidFYvt: Connection refused.
^C
tj@TJ:/media/diskD/upload/opera-10.53-6330.x86_64.linux$ ./opera
opera: XOpenIM failed

(<unknown>:2567): IBUS-WARNING **: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Disconnected: Connection was disconnected before a reply was received

(<unknown>:2567): IBUS-CRITICAL **: ibus_connection_call: assertion `ibus_connection_is_connected (connection)' failed

(<unknown>:2567): IBUS-WARNING **: `\xe5A\u0004: (null)

(<unknown>:2567): IBUS-CRITICAL **: ibus_proxy_call: assertion `ibus_connection_is_connected (priv->connection)' failed

(<unknown>:2567): IBUS-CRITICAL **: ibus_connection_call: assertion `ibus_connection_is_connected (connection)' failed
opera [crash logging]: CRASH!!
/media/diskD/upload/opera-10.53-6330.x86_64.linux/lib/opera/opera got signal SIGSEGV at address 7F523965F35E

Log was created here:
/var/tmp/crash20100504141800.txt
Killed

For at least two sites (https://bugs.opera.com/wizard/) and gmail.com I can see following weird bug: text in the https block (right side of the address bar) is jumping.

PS: Tried to record that but failed

DSK-297422 entered as "Fonts are not antialiasing on Linux/Unix"

I posted with all samples and information now fix it please at once

Originally posted by ZuBB:

For at least two sites (https://bugs.opera.com/wizard/) and gmail.com I can see following weird bug: text in the https block (right side of the address bar) is jumping.

Can confirm that here as well, looks like it happens whenever the text is too long to fit in.

Originally posted by italianjob44:

Font are not antialiasing on Linux/Unix entered as DSK-297422.

Posted with all samples and information now fix it please.

Thanks it is a good start!

I have sent you a couple of emails asking for a certain extra information about your system. Could you reply including this.

Originally posted by ZuBB:

For at least two sites (https://bugs.opera.com/wizard/) and gmail.com I can see following weird bug: text in the https block (right side of the address bar) is jumping.

Thanks yes, I have seen it myself in the past and we have an open bug report. So no need to spend more time trying to capture.

not sure where to re-report it, if here or in the previous post: dcc still does not work.

Tell me directly if you are going to fix it this year or not. The bug is in bug wizzard many times. Am I the only one who cares about this bug?

My message has been send back as:
Xft.dpi: 96
Xft.antialias: 1
Xft.hinting: 1
Xft.hintstyle: hintslight
Xft.rgba: rgb
Xft.lcdfilter: lcddefault

I expect to be DSK-297422 fixed by this Friday.

I have the same font rendering bug. I submitted it as DSK-297430 . Maybe you could send your screenshots with some comments regarding your build and system to DSK-297430@bugs.opera.com ? Would that help?

Seems ok so far. Blocking Content doesn't crash Opera build 6330.
Slackware64-current (gcc 4.4.3, glibc 2.11.1, xorg 1.7.6, Fluxbox WM)

Mats

Still crashes on Save operation.
Debian testing, xfce.

Me too. Page..Open and Page...Save As - functions requiring KDE dialogs - are causing this build of Opera to crash for me, as of the last 3+ builds.

Anyone else?

When will the beta be available in the unstable/beta repository ??

I'd like to update with one command

http://deb.opera.com/opera-beta/

wow! faster than the latest snapshot! great!

btw, why did you delete my psycho-complaint.....

Originally posted by sebt:

Still crashes on Save operation.

Debian testing, xfce.

Me too. Page..Open and Page...Save As - functions requiring KDE dialogs - are causing this build of Opera to crash for me, as of the last 3+ builds.

Tested: "save page as" and "save image". No crashes here (Kubuntu 10.04).

resizing frames is sometimes very slow, for example the left-side menu frame on http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/declaring-layout.html .

I consider this very bad, but it isn't really a bug, is it? Should I fill a bug report?

same to me when trying to save sessions.... in the last 2+ versions