Posts made by raphaelbm

@raphaelbm said:

I have just been updated to Opera One(version: 119.0.5497.141)

However, there is No Announcement for it. What should I do now?
Is it safe to use? Is it normal for OPERA to update with no announcement here?

More confusion. More uncertainty. More disruption. What gives?
Raphael

It looks like 141 was a still birth. Opera have released that dangerous version and are now covering up. No mention in the changelog - just silence.

Fortunately 120 is now announced and released. That will shut everyone up because you will be ignored here immediately.

@raphaelbm:
Operating System Windows 10 Home (x64) Version 22H2 (build 19045.5965)
System Model TOSHIBA SATELLITE C850D-12L PSCC2E-02L00JEN

I have just been updated to Opera One(version: 119.0.5497.141)

However, there is No Announcement for it. What should I do now?
Is it safe to use? Is it normal for OPERA to update with no announcement here?

More confusion. More uncertainty. More disruption. What gives?
Raphael

I have 119 announced as 119.0.5497.29 – 2025-05-13 blog post

When I look at the changelog I notice that the previous version has been announced a day LATER . How weird???
Do I have the correct version 119.0.5497.29 – 2025-05-13 blog post???

Here is the history from the changelog:
https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/changelog-for-119/
Changelog for 119
119.0.5497.28 – 2025-05-14 blog post ??? Note the LATER DATE ...
119.0.5497.29 – 2025-05-13 blog post ??? *** This is what I have after the update
...and...
119.0.5497.25 – 2025-05-07 blog post
119.0.5497.20 – 2025-04-29 blog post
119.0.5497.17 – 2025-04-24 blog post
119.0.5497.12 – 2025-04-17 blog post

@HelloThere123 Hi. I admire your optimism. R2 was released a long time ago. I'll be interested to see how long you will wait to have your ideas adopted. Do write back when you see progress.

I will not be holding my breath. Raphael

@suraj6public Hi, You said: "Who are you expecting an official statement from? Even they don’t seem to know what’s going on and are just making things up."

Where do you get this information from? Do say - or are you just surmising.
I have seen no evidence over the years that Opera ever make an official announcement. Does Opera even see these comments?

Raphael (dissilusioned again)

A new Opera 117.0.5408.35 Stable update arrived on my Windows 10 today.19Feb24

There is no mention whatsoever as to why the base version 117.0.5408.32 announced Feb 13 never made it out there, This is really bad that Opera yet again made no official comment. Users suspect that Opera is learning too many bad habits from Microsoft.

@deathcat: You said: "This version has been withdrawn." re: (Opera 117 - 117.0.5408.32)
Is this an announcement from Opera or just your opinion?

Running Windows 10. I too have not been able to install Opera 117 since the announcement 6 days ago on Feb 13th 2025.
thx Raphael

@raphaelbm: see https://opera.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/52/BUG-5058

I have posted:
BUG-5058 Update announced. But - No Update Available

Update does not arrive until second attempt. This happens for ll updates this last year or so.
Raphael

@raphaelbm: There having been no reply yet...

My search for STABLE releases is https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/category/stable-2/
This page does NOT SHOW this release.
Please fix this page to include the STABLE tag so that it is visible.
This page to be fixed is at:
https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/2024/10/opera-one-r2-the-best-opera-browser-to-date/

Again, thanks for looking. Fix this asap// Raphael

Is this a stable update?. It has not been labeled stable when it should be. Please fix this asap.
thx Raphael

@raphaelbm:
@raphaelbm::
Fixed OK in documentation for 110.0.5130.49 28May24
Thank you Raphael

@raphaelbm::
Fixed OK in documentation for 110.0.5130.49 28May24
Thank you Raphael

This page about "110.0.5130.39 Stable" is missing the tag Stable. This has the effect of making the page invisible.
(I reported the same issue for 110.0.5130.35 approximately 3 days ago. -not yet fixed???)
See https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/category/stable-2/
(this link is meant to show all the stable updates.)

Please fix this documentation bug by adding the missing tag.

rgds Raphael
I echo the Opera objectives...
"I do hope that this feedback plays a crucial role in shaping Opera Browser. Thank you for helping me make Opera even better!"
but - to achieve that you must take proper notice of the comments made here. So far you have not...

This page about "110.0.5130.35 Stable" is missing the tag Stable. This has the effect of making the page invisible.

See https://blogs.opera.com/desktop/category/stable-2/
(this link is meant to show all the stable updates.)

Please fix this documentation bug by adding the missing tag.

rgds Raphael
I echo the Opera objectives...
"I do hope that this feedback plays a crucial role in shaping Opera Browser. Thank you for helping me make Opera even better!"
but - to achieve that you must take proper notice of the comments made here.

@thelittlebrowserthatcould said:

The Chromium version is 124.0.6367.221 for Opera 110.0.5130.35 Debian that I've just updated to.

@thelittlebrowserthatcould said:

The Chromium version is 124.0.6367.221 for Opera 110.0.5130.35 Debian that I've just updated to.

Same for Windows. The error is in this announcement page,
This page aso fais to mention the version nmber - this is a common doco error. Pease fix soonest,
tta rv Raphael

@leocg Would you kindly fix the blog address for .36 (Stable not Stale)

Would you kindly set the tag to STABLE when It is stable.
Applies to .36 and .54
.