By chrismills Thursday, 4. December 2008, 11:53:34

By HaJotKEBanned User Thursday, 4. December 2008, 12:04:30

The given link "alpha version of Opera 10" is leading only to the old V9.62 browser version, because you left out the closing slash in "http://www.opera.com/browser/next", it should read http://www.opera.com/browser/next/ I assume...

By HaJotKEBanned User Thursday, 4. December 2008, 12:29:17

No, doesn't work here, I am always ending up automatically on http://www.opera.com/browser/
M/B it's the immediately (i.e. W/O any intermediate blank) following comma?

By besh303 Thursday, 4. December 2008, 15:35:51

Still no css border-radius support? Any "roadmap" in this matter?

By thedjtm2 Friday, 5. December 2008, 00:06:06

I love it. Finally online applications are working nicely in Opera!

I also like that it automatically kills hung up plug-ins.

By the way - where's the 64-Bit Linux version???

By thedjtm2 Friday, 5. December 2008, 16:24:04

Thanks!

By scarby421 Saturday, 6. December 2008, 02:07:02

Hi there Chris.
To see how much easier this is compared with traditional APIs, consider this example HTML fragment:
Typo "The end tags for input omitted" Thanks a lot regards Don.

By dorward Saturday, 6. December 2008, 10:27:42

Originally posted by scarby421:

Typo "The end tags for input omitted"

In the current version of HTML, the end tag for input elements must be ommited (since the element is defined as EMPTY).

The example might be improved by a comment that in the real world (i.e. not a simplified example) label elements are highly desired (especially on checkboxes since they have tiny click targets).

By scarby421 Saturday, 6. December 2008, 22:23:26

Sorry, I must be missing something!

By mandalareopens Monday, 8. December 2008, 08:56:36

What happens to the downloaded fonts - are they installed permanently, or just cached?

By georgianamorton Tuesday, 9. December 2008, 12:57:38

The new Opera Presto is really a wonderful Christmas present! I've already spend some time testing it and so far I'm very happy with the available features. Thank you so much for such a well-designed tool.

By Fleshgrinder Monday, 23. March 2009, 08:18:38

Originally posted by besh303:

Still no css border-radius support? Any "roadmap" in this matter?

I'm also interested in the fact when Opera will support this feature. Firefox and Safari still have it (I know, not standard compatible but here is where Opera could point again).

Any infos on this?

Kindest regards

By Fleshgrinder Tuesday, 24. March 2009, 21:59:59

It's a pity that it won't be implemented in Presto 2.2 but it's great to hear that this feature is going to be supported with the next release - can't wait to get my hands on the final Opera 10 version *drivel*.

Kindest regards

By EagleMKD Friday, 31. July 2009, 09:54:27

Originally posted by andreasbovens:

border-radius will be supported from Presto 2.3 onward (ie after Opera 10, which is Presto 2.2 based).

Really glad to hear that ^^

By mogmios Sunday, 25. October 2009, 07:05:16

I just tried the 10.10 beta. It still doesn't support border-radius. It has a web server but still can't render several high demand CSS elements? It's starting to sound like a M$ product.

By Frenzie Sunday, 25. October 2009, 10:13:25

What high demand CSS properties would those be, other than border-radius?

By haavard Sunday, 25. October 2009, 16:17:51

Originally posted by mogmios:

I just tried the 10.10 beta. It still doesn't support border-radius. It has a web server but still can't render several high demand CSS elements? It's starting to sound like a M$ product.

Opera 10.10 still uses Presto 2.2, so that shouldn't be surprising at all. Presto 2.2 does support many open Web technologies that others don't, but it is not the latest version of the engine. Later versions contain huge improvements in many different areas, but they are not available to the public yet.

By the way, I would appreciate it if you could keep such inflammatory comments to yourself in the future. There is no need to be rude.

By tigerhawkvok Friday, 20. November 2009, 22:05:56

Originally posted by haavard:

Opera 10.10 still uses Presto 2.2, so that shouldn't be surprising at all. Presto 2.2 does support many open Web technologies that others don't, but it is not the latest version of the engine. Later versions contain huge improvements in many different areas, but they are not available to the public yet.

Going by http://my.opera.com/dragonfly/blog/scope-protocol-specification#comment9599557 , it sounds like 2.3 is finished -- any ideas why it's not in 10.10?

By haavard Saturday, 21. November 2009, 23:37:09

Desktop is going straight to 2.4. Using Presto 2.3 would just delay that.