Opera beta 26

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

  5) Bookmark folders order can not be changed any more.
    

first thing I did last night after the update was changing the order of my folders and it worked fine.

Tried again, and it does work in "my folders" management area, but not in the tree view.

Confirmed, but I don't think this a bug.

[twm-ee]

twm-ee last edited by

        5) Bookmark folders order can not be changed any more.
  
  
      first thing I did last night after the update was changing the order of my folders and it worked fine.

Tried again, and it does work in "my folders" management area, but not in the tree view.

Confirmed, but I don't think this a bug.

Forgot to mention both sorting methods still work in latest stable release.

[mdm67]

mdm67 last edited by

        5) Bookmark folders order can not be changed any more.
  
  
      first thing I did last night after the update was changing the order of my folders and it worked fine.

Tried again, and it does work in "my folders" management area, but not in the tree view.

Confirmed, but I don't think this a bug.

I confirm that it works, when I move a folder in the management area the move is instantly reflected in the tree view, just for the record, Linux here

[sandalian]

sandalian last edited by

After updating to beta 26, some tabs crashed often.
Most frequent tabs to crash are when opening Facebook and Gmail.

[4kxdemon]

4kxdemon last edited by

Where i can get source code to compile beta for 386 arch ?

[Deleted User]

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Where i can get source code to compile beta for 386 arch ?

Nowhere. Opera is not Open Source.

An a install package for i386 or 32bit is yet missing.

[4kxdemon]

4kxdemon last edited by

It's a pity ((
It would be better to make a 32-bit version for testing, for those who haven't 64-bit platform.
I am one of them ))

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

It would be better to make a 32-bit version for testing, for those who haven't 64-bit platform.
I am one of them ))

Yes, i strongly agree, because some people here have Netbooks running 32bit only i386 Linux. May be we get some 32bit compiled version, but i dont think so in near future. 32bit seems is too old fashioned for Opera's Linux devs.

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera last edited by

New build of the Opera beta 26.0.1656.17, the change log, and the official announcement

"This build includes a bunch of translation fixes including the very important
DNA-29178 - Fix stupid nynorsk autotranslate mistakes (and => og).
Also included in this build is not just one but two chromium updates!
We fixed an annoying issues where some embedded videos would appear very choppy, these videos should play smoothly again."

\m/

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera last edited by

New build for the Opera beta 26.0.1656.20, the change log, and the official announcement \m/

[l33t4opera]

l33t4opera last edited by

The Opera 26 has been promoted to the stable channel - the The first new Opera stable 26.0.1656.32 for all 3 friends: Windows, Mac, and Linux!
The change log, and the official announcement.

• "DC-916 Added DuckDuckGo as a default search engine"

• "Linux release to the stable channel"

• "Share bookmarks the way you like - select a few links or an entire bookmark folder and click Share. Then, copy the link and paste it to email, chat, or the social network of your choice. It’s as simple as that. Take a look"

• "Import bookmarks from other browsers - if you’re switching to Opera for the first time, you can import your bookmarks (and other data) from your old browsers - select to Settings from the main menu (Preferences if you’re on Mac). Click Import bookmarks and settings. Select what data to import and from where. Then, click Import:"
  

\m/ :cheers: :drunk: :party:

[linuxmint7]

linuxmint7 last edited by

• "Linux release to the stable channel"

Yay!!!, and congratulations. :party: