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Opera 9 - Final verfügbar

iBook.Fan
iBook.Fan20.06.0613:28
seit heute ist sie endlich da, die Final Version von Opera 9 (Build 3447)
download:

was soll ich sagen? bei mir startet Opera nun viel schneller (iBook G4 1Ghz 768MB Ram) als die alte Version ( 8.54 ) und auch sonnst macht der "neue" ne gute Figur, wenns weiter so gut läuft wie bisher (teste seit 30min) hat Opera gute Chancen bei mir Safari vom Platz des Primären Browsers zu verdrängen
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iBook.Fan
iBook.Fan20.06.0613:38
<-- die website

Changelog for Opera 9.0 for Macintosh
Opera 9.0 for Macintosh is available for download.

Release Notes
Opera 9 uses a new account storage format for e-mail. Old mail is not reformatted, but mail received in Opera 9 will not be compatible with previous Opera versions.
At a Glance
Content blocking
BitTorrent support
Widgets
Search engine editor
Site preferences
Integrated source viewer
Universal binary
Full-screen integration with Intel Mac remote
opera:config for advanced settings configuration
A log of changes since Opera 9 Beta 2 is also available.

Changes Since Opera 8.54
User Interface

New content blocker -- "Block content" option is available from the page context menu.
New Opera Widgets feature. Widgets are small Web applications that live outside the Opera window. Use the new Widgets menu or panel to add and manage the widgets of your choice. Learn more about using and creating widgets at widgets.opera.com.
Added support for peer-assisted file distribution using BitTorrent.
New search engine editor -- "Create search" option is available from the search form field context menu.
Updated search.ini -- the file version number is now 8. All files with lower version numbers will be overwritten on upgrade.
New keyword a for searching with answers.com.
New keyword b for BitTorrent search.
Added site preferences feature, available from page context menu, Quick preferences, and collectively from Tools > Preferences > Advanced > Content.
Terminology update: user interface and help now refer to "tabs" instead of "pages".
Web page thumbnails are now shown when hovering tabs.
Keyboard shortcut changes:
Cmd+T opens new tab
Cmd+N opens new window
Cmd+D saves bookmark for current page
Cmd+B does "Paste and go"
Added keyboard shortcut Cmd+Enter to auto-complete address when used in the address field. Relies on server name completion setting, by default adds "www." and ".com".
Added shortcut Esc to deselect text.
Available HTML accesskeys are now listed when entering accesskey mode with Shift+Esc.
Spatial navigation now requires pressing Enter to change a form field
Special local Web page opera:config allows for tweaking advanced settings while Opera is running. See Opera6.ini explained for settings documentation.
'Find in page' feature now highlights all matches when searching for text on the page.
Updated preference dialog. Main changes:
New Advanced > Tabs with more tab and Multiple Document Interface options.
Improved and simplified cookie preferences.
JavaScript console is now Error console and can display messages, warnings, and errors for JavaScript, Java, XML, HTML, CSS, XSLT, SVG, BitTorrent, widgets, network, and mail/chat.
Added support for saving and opening Web archives (.mht files).
"Save as HTML file with images" now gathers external files in one folder.
Major improvements to pop-up blocker.
Grouping by date and site to the History panel and manager.
New styles for opera:about, opera:cache, opera:history, opera:plugins, file: view, error pages, and Info panel.
Default mode for "Cycle without showing list" is now visible tab order, and minimized tabs are included.
User CSS is now enabled by default in Author mode.
Bookmarks exported to HTML are now in the Netscape Bookmark File Format, making them compatible with Yahoo bookmarks, Scuttle, MyBookmarks, etc.
Added option to re-parse invalid XML documents as HTML when XML parsing has failed.
Removed "Hide certain-sized elements" stylesheet.
Messaging

E-mail and news
Improved IMAP backend.
IMAP messages are removed from local store when removing account.
New customizable mail header display.
"View all message headers" replaced by "View all headers and message" in message context.
Added smiley menu to chat and mail toolbars.
Added warning when sending mail without a subject.
Up/down arrows no longer select next/previous messages in e-mail and news views when the message view has focus.
Fix for format=flowed sending incorrectly formatted content.
Fix for sending mail with iso-2022-jp encoding.
Newsfeeds
Added support for Atom 1.0.
Added support for importing and exporting feed lists in OPML format, using File > Import and export.
Improved handling of photo newsfeeds -- external embeds are now allowed in newsfeeds when selecting "Display > Prefer HTML", and are not disabled when the "Block external elements" preference is set.
Chat
Added CTCP flood protection.
DCC file transfers and chat room invites now displayed as links in a private chat window.
Display

Multiple rendering fixes. Opera now passes the Acid2 test.
SVG support increased to 1.1 basic.
Support for keyboard navigation in SVG.
CSS 3: Added support for attribute and UI selectors and for opacity. Added support for -o-text-overflow:ellipsis, synonymous to text-overflow:ellipsis.
CSS 2.1: Multiple fixes for selectors and pseudo elements. Updated display:inline handling on tables according to upcoming specification update.
Added support for Web Forms 2.0.
Removed support for XML namespaces in HTML documents.
Added support for xml:id.
Allowed positioned elements to appear in front of iframes and objects.
Improved CSS error handling.
Printed pages will now use background from print stylesheets rather than screen stylesheets.
Several fixes for bi-directional text.
Several improvements to ERA/fit to width.
Fixed handling of backgrounds in fieldsets.
@import now supported in user stylesheets.
Support for media queries in @import rules.
Removed box model quirk (box-sizing:border-box;) in quirks mode.
HREF attributes no longer converted to absolute URLs in DOM and CSS.
Defaults
Body element now uses margin instead of padding by default.
UL/OL elements now use padding instead of margin by default.
DD elements now have a smaller indent.
Use default handheld font size for handheld stylesheets.
Form default margin-top is now 0, and margin-bottom now 1em.
Several changes to the default margin and padding of legends and fieldsets.
Images
Extended support for displaying EXIF image data. Select "Image properties" from image context menu.
Added support for YCCK and CMYK formats in JPEG images.
Scripting

Added support for XSLT 1.0 and the XSLTProcessor constructor.
Added support for XPath 1.0.
Added support for DOM level 2 Style Sheets and associated parts of DOM level 2 CSS.
Implemented designMode for rich text editing.
Added support for the CONTENTEDITABLE attribute and contentEditable property.
Implemented support for canvas, as described in the Web Applications 1.0 draft, as well as the opera-2dgame context.
Added support for Audio, as described in the Web Applications 1.0 draft.
Multiple improvements to XMLHttpRequest support.
Added support for onmousewheel events.
Added support for document.load and document.adoptNode.
Added window.getSelection and associated methods.
Improved handling of offsetTop, offsetLeft, and offsetParent.
Removed support for "javascript:" URLs in CSS.
Pages using certain JavaScript events will reload when visited in history. A knowledge base article is available.
Security

TLS 1.1 and TLS Extensions are enabled by default.
The security bar is now grayed for sites using an encrypted connection, that have a low security rating.
Upgrading will automatically disable 40 and 56 bit SSL/TLS ciphers.
Fixed SSL negotiation problem for servers that do not tolerate TLS 1.0 version in the record protocol of the client hello.
Plug-ins

Added Netscape Plug-in API extensions developed by browser and plug-in vendors.
Some plug-in content will now require you to click before you can interact with it.
Miscellaneous

Changed default user agent string to identify as Opera.
Moved "Identify as" settings to site preferences and added options to mask user agent string as Mozilla or Internet Explorer.
Site patching can now download certain site preferences as well as Browser JavaScript and user agent overrides.
The [Adv User Prefs] section of opera6.ini has been renamed to [Network].
Mac-specific changes

Universal binary.
Notification for e-mail, news, feeds, and chat added to dock icon.
Opera can be controlled with an Intel Mac remote in full-screen mode.
Added new startup switches: "Opera -ScreenWidth 800 -ScreenHeight 600" will change the screen resolution to 800 by 600 until Opera quits, then it is reset to the previous values.
Control Opera in full-screen mode via remote in Intel Macs.
Mail storage moved to ~/Application Support/Opera/Mail/.
Improved default fonts.
Opera will now use the most recent version of Java available on the system.
Initial support for AppleScript.
Support for IPv6.
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mark hollis
mark hollis20.06.0613:42
Opera hat Safari bei mir schon seit Version 7.5 verdrängt. Jeder andere Browser (zumindest die ich kenne) wirkt dagegen recht träge.

Ab und zu gibt es leider Probleme mit der Darstellung von Seiten, was wohl weniger an Opera als an der Programmierung der Seiten liegt - und die Darstellung in Opera wird wahrscheinlich selten getestet.
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Aronnax20.06.0613:48
iBook.Fan
http://www.opera.com <-- die website

Changelog for Opera 9.0 for Macintosh
Opera 9.0 for Macintosh is available for download.

Release Notes
Opera 9 uses a new account storage format for e-mail. Old mail is not reformatted, but mail received in Opera 9 will not be compatible with previous Opera versions.
At a Glance
Content blocking
BitTorrent support
Widgets
Search engine editor
Site preferences
Integrated source viewer
Universal binary
Full-screen integration with Intel Mac remote
opera:config for advanced settings configuration
A log of changes since Opera 9 Beta 2 is also available.

Changes Since Opera 8.54
User Interface

New content blocker -- "Block content" option is available from the page context menu.
New Opera Widgets feature. Widgets are small Web applications that live outside the Opera window. Use the new Widgets menu or panel to add and manage the widgets of your choice. Learn more about using and creating widgets at widgets.opera.com.
Added support for peer-assisted file distribution using BitTorrent.
New search engine editor -- "Create search" option is available from the search form field context menu.
Updated search.ini -- the file version number is now 8. All files with lower version numbers will be overwritten on upgrade.
New keyword a for searching with answers.com.
New keyword b for BitTorrent search.
Added site preferences feature, available from page context menu, Quick preferences, and collectively from Tools > Preferences > Advanced > Content.
Terminology update: user interface and help now refer to "tabs" instead of "pages".
Web page thumbnails are now shown when hovering tabs.
Keyboard shortcut changes:
Cmd+T opens new tab
Cmd+N opens new window
Cmd+D saves bookmark for current page
Cmd+B does "Paste and go"
Added keyboard shortcut Cmd+Enter to auto-complete address when used in the address field. Relies on server name completion setting, by default adds "www." and ".com".
Added shortcut Esc to deselect text.
Available HTML accesskeys are now listed when entering accesskey mode with Shift+Esc.
Spatial navigation now requires pressing Enter to change a form field
Special local Web page opera:config allows for tweaking advanced settings while Opera is running. See Opera6.ini explained for settings documentation.
'Find in page' feature now highlights all matches when searching for text on the page.
Updated preference dialog. Main changes:
New Advanced > Tabs with more tab and Multiple Document Interface options.
Improved and simplified cookie preferences.
JavaScript console is now Error console and can display messages, warnings, and errors for JavaScript, Java, XML, HTML, CSS, XSLT, SVG, BitTorrent, widgets, network, and mail/chat.
Added support for saving and opening Web archives (.mht files).
"Save as HTML file with images" now gathers external files in one folder.
Major improvements to pop-up blocker.
Grouping by date and site to the History panel and manager.
New styles for opera:about, opera:cache, opera:history, opera:plugins, file: view, error pages, and Info panel.
Default mode for "Cycle without showing list" is now visible tab order, and minimized tabs are included.
User CSS is now enabled by default in Author mode.
Bookmarks exported to HTML are now in the Netscape Bookmark File Format, making them compatible with Yahoo bookmarks, Scuttle, MyBookmarks, etc.
Added option to re-parse invalid XML documents as HTML when XML parsing has failed.
Removed "Hide certain-sized elements" stylesheet.
Messaging

E-mail and news
Improved IMAP backend.
IMAP messages are removed from local store when removing account.
New customizable mail header display.
"View all message headers" replaced by "View all headers and message" in message context.
Added smiley menu to chat and mail toolbars.
Added warning when sending mail without a subject.
Up/down arrows no longer select next/previous messages in e-mail and news views when the message view has focus.
Fix for format=flowed sending incorrectly formatted content.
Fix for sending mail with iso-2022-jp encoding.
Newsfeeds
Added support for Atom 1.0.
Added support for importing and exporting feed lists in OPML format, using File > Import and export.
Improved handling of photo newsfeeds -- external embeds are now allowed in newsfeeds when selecting "Display > Prefer HTML", and are not disabled when the "Block external elements" preference is set.
Chat
Added CTCP flood protection.
DCC file transfers and chat room invites now displayed as links in a private chat window.
Display

Multiple rendering fixes. Opera now passes the Acid2 test.
SVG support increased to 1.1 basic.
Support for keyboard navigation in SVG.
CSS 3: Added support for attribute and UI selectors and for opacity. Added support for -o-text-overflow:ellipsis, synonymous to text-overflow:ellipsis.
CSS 2.1: Multiple fixes for selectors and pseudo elements. Updated display:inline handling on tables according to upcoming specification update.
Added support for Web Forms 2.0.
Removed support for XML namespaces in HTML documents.
Added support for xml:id.
Allowed positioned elements to appear in front of iframes and objects.
Improved CSS error handling.
Printed pages will now use background from print stylesheets rather than screen stylesheets.
Several fixes for bi-directional text.
Several improvements to ERA/fit to width.
Fixed handling of backgrounds in fieldsets.
@import now supported in user stylesheets.
Support for media queries in @import rules.
Removed box model quirk (box-sizing:border-box;) in quirks mode.
HREF attributes no longer converted to absolute URLs in DOM and CSS.
Defaults
Body element now uses margin instead of padding by default.
UL/OL elements now use padding instead of margin by default.
DD elements now have a smaller indent.
Use default handheld font size for handheld stylesheets.
Form default margin-top is now 0, and margin-bottom now 1em.
Several changes to the default margin and padding of legends and fieldsets.
Images
Extended support for displaying EXIF image data. Select "Image properties" from image context menu.
Added support for YCCK and CMYK formats in JPEG images.
Scripting

Added support for XSLT 1.0 and the XSLTProcessor constructor.
Added support for XPath 1.0.
Added support for DOM level 2 Style Sheets and associated parts of DOM level 2 CSS.
Implemented designMode for rich text editing.
Added support for the CONTENTEDITABLE attribute and contentEditable property.
Implemented support for canvas, as described in the Web Applications 1.0 draft, as well as the opera-2dgame context.
Added support for Audio, as described in the Web Applications 1.0 draft.
Multiple improvements to XMLHttpRequest support.
Added support for onmousewheel events.
Added support for document.load and document.adoptNode.
Added window.getSelection and associated methods.
Improved handling of offsetTop, offsetLeft, and offsetParent.
Removed support for "javascript:" URLs in CSS.
Pages using certain JavaScript events will reload when visited in history. A knowledge base article is available.
Security

TLS 1.1 and TLS Extensions are enabled by default.
The security bar is now grayed for sites using an encrypted connection, that have a low security rating.
Upgrading will automatically disable 40 and 56 bit SSL/TLS ciphers.
Fixed SSL negotiation problem for servers that do not tolerate TLS 1.0 version in the record protocol of the client hello.
Plug-ins

Added Netscape Plug-in API extensions developed by browser and plug-in vendors.
Some plug-in content will now require you to click before you can interact with it.
Miscellaneous

Changed default user agent string to identify as Opera.
Moved "Identify as" settings to site preferences and added options to mask user agent string as Mozilla or Internet Explorer.
Site patching can now download certain site preferences as well as Browser JavaScript and user agent overrides.
The [Adv User Prefs] section of opera6.ini has been renamed to [Network].
Mac-specific changes

Universal binary.
Notification for e-mail, news, feeds, and chat added to dock icon.
Opera can be controlled with an Intel Mac remote in full-screen mode.
Added new startup switches: "Opera -ScreenWidth 800 -ScreenHeight 600" will change the screen resolution to 800 by 600 until Opera quits, then it is reset to the previous values.
Control Opera in full-screen mode via remote in Intel Macs.
Mail storage moved to ~/Application Support/Opera/Mail/.
Improved default fonts.
Opera will now use the most recent version of Java available on the system.
Initial support for AppleScript.
Support for IPv6.



Viel hilft viel, nicht wahr?
Glaube ja, du bist bei Opera gut aufgehoben, die wissen auch nicht wie man sich auf das wesentliche, dann aber richtig und übersichtlich, beschränkt
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ma.r.c
ma.r.c20.06.0623:47
opera entpackt sich nicht bei mir... häääääääää?..
„... hört wie es schreit ...“
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