Posts made by username342342345

Looks very promising. It's what should have happened with opera, add customization to a mainstream rendering engine. It may harm performance to have all features and UI in javascript, but it also bring the ability to affix opera, erm Vivaldi, to any rendering engine. I think it is funny that a browser created only a few months ago is already better than new opera.

Their website is horrible though, and doesn't render well in presto. Looks like a designer ate up all the fad mobile/metro styles and pooped them out onto a web server.

Yes, Opera 12.x can be patched for these new ciphers. Just like all the other non-Opera Software ASA patches for Opera12.

It's just most devs doing that kind of work write in cyrillic, and the best chances of finding the patch is asking for it on the opera forums where I found the links to the previous patches.

Anyone know how to patch Opera12 to support the newer TLS algorithms?

Mozilla is like a slow motion train wreck. They had millions of dollars until someone gave all the money to her feminist charities. Then they went and railroaded Eich out of the company. It's like they want to fail.

Opera12 works just fine, you just need to add several mime types like application/json to open with opera as application/javascript. Also I've had to hex edit opera.dll to spoof the useragent string of chrome.

It has a long way to go before it's obsolete.

Works for me in 12.15 on the folling link:

http://www.npr.org/player/v2/mediaPlayer.html?action=1&t=4&islist=false

You said:

which is perfectly capable of FTP.

A FTP client without SSL is not perfectly, may be in Windows 95 times.
Yes, i talked about FTPS because FTP without SSL is not useful. Sending logins over unecrypted connection, ... no, huuhhh!
In 2014 https exists for secure connects/logins on HTTP protocol and therefore FTP should have it too.

WS_FTP95

I see the forum deletes carriage returns.

New version is more compatible, but less usable.

Everything is buried or missing.

There isn't a history back button, I need to go back through every page.
There isn't a dedicated stop button or a way to make one.
The wands missing, so I have to go through the web page and find the button that submits the form.
Can't enable the title bar so I have to search each page to figure out if I'm on the right forum thread.
There is no easy way to switch through different useragent strings.
There is no way to change settings for each individual site.
There is no dedicated search, search string is replaced with URL.
There is no way to display details in the download bar, and the details that do go vertically wasting space.
Themes only change the background image.

But it does handle ajaj and ajax better than 12. Does anyone know why so many devs are using javascript for links and images anyway?

Also who is the chick in the photo next to the login for the opera forums, and what does she have to do with logging in?

How do I stop the survey from popping up in every single tab I open?

[img] http://www.k2notwork.com/Screenshot_2014-07-18-00-42-14.png [/img]

I'm assuming companies pay them to transfer content. People pay to get the content, or get it for free.

I feel they are moving in that direction since services like apple app store, google play, amazon prime, xbox live, PSN, steam are very popular now. Everybody has their own store.

Works for me in 12.15

flushDNS and Restart the browser?

Works flawlessly in 12.15 Are you sure you don't have it in User Mode, instead of Author Mode?

Well, you have to keep in mind Opera is/was used in corporate settings in Europe as the default browser. Like how much of IE count was based on companies using base window images, which only had IE. That may explain the great dive in Opera usage before the blink version came out. Also every place will have a different percentage of opera users, but all in all the percents seem correct over the various sites.

The main problem I see with opera's usage is the version fragmentation. There usually was the current version and a few from the last version. Now it's Some from current blink version, some from old blink version, some from current presto, some from old presto. I have a feeling that fragmentation will keep getting worse since opera seems to have adopted google's agile SDLC process. Not sure if it's to sync with the development of blink, or just to hop on the fad bandwagon.

I don't think opera's main objective is browser penetration, or selling browsers to embedded device manufactures anymore. I have a feeling they're trying to switch to a service type monetization scheme. Where they have an online store where people get "opera max" or etc type services. (i have no idea what opera max or their other services do.)

Presto is a 100% HTML5 compatible rendering engine. It's just that web developers don't seem to care about conforming to the HTML4/5 specifications, and only care if it works in the top browsers.

Opera12 will continue to work until they come out with "HTML6."

Eventually I hope Opera will add skins and other customizations to the blink engine, then I can switch over. I'm not going to change my GUI just for the sake of change, I'll be porting the Opera9 skin whenever skins become available.

Paypal must think they're netflix. Probably need to negotiate peering rates just to deliver their 250MB landing page.

IE the paypal website.

Just for curiosity, what's in paypal's site? I can't see any video there.

The big one that takes up the entire screen and auto plays 12 other videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsGYyilET24

I knew I should have complained more when they debated standardizing video in HTML5.

opera:config#Multimedia|AllowAutoplay Stops it from playing, but not loading.

How would I go about disabling video/webm content in Opera12, or any browser? It's starting to get abused like flash in ever so annoying ways. IE the paypal website.

Thanks.