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Opera@USB Changelog

What's new in Opera@USB 12.17 Build 1863

May 5, 2014
  • Security fixes:
  • Opera now checks signature before installing the executable file
  • Updates to OpenSSL versions

New in Opera@USB 12.16 Build 1860 (Jul 18, 2013)

  • Security:
  • Replaced code signing certificate

New in Opera@USB 12.15 Build 1748 (Apr 5, 2013)

  • General and User Interface:
  • Fixed an issue where the search bar's default engine could be overridden by third-party apps.
  • Security:
  • Fixed a moderately severe issue, as reported by Attila Suszter; details will be disclosed at a later date.
  • Added safeguards against attacks on the RC4 encryption protocol
  • Fixed an issue where cookies could be set for a top-level domain

New in Opera@USB 12.14 Build 1738 (Feb 12, 2013)

  • General and User Interface:
  • Update addresses a re-occuring crash, allowing users to update two or more extensions at one time.

New in Opera@USB 12.13 Build 1734 (Feb 6, 2013)

  • General and User Interface:
  • Fixed an issue where Opera gets internal communication errors on Facebook
  • Fixed an issue where no webpages load on startup, if Opera is disconnected from the Internet
  • Fixed an issue where images will not load after back navigation, when a site uses the HTML5 history API (deviantart.com)
  • A new stand-alone update-checker, as part of a planned upgrade of the auto-update system
  • Improved protection against hijacking of the default search, including a one-time reset
  • Security:
  • Fixed an issue where DOM events manipulation might be used to execute arbitrary code, as reported by Arthur Gerkis; see our advisory
  • Fixed an issue where use of SVG clipPaths could allow execution of arbitrary code, as reported by anonymous via the iSIGHT Partners GVP Program; see our advisory
  • Fixed an issue where TLS response timings could indicate network contents, as reported by Nadhem AlFardan and Kenny Paterson; see our advisory
  • Fixed an issue where CORS requests could omit the preflight request, as reported by webpentest; see our advisory

New in Opera@USB 12.12 Build 1707 (Dec 19, 2012)

  • General and User Interface:
  • Several general fixes and stability improvements
  • New option ‘Delete settings and data for all extensions’ option (off by default) in the Delete Private Data dialog
  • Corrected an issue where using the 'Delete Private Data' dialog could delete extension and settings data
  • Redesigned the 'Delete Private Data' dialog to be more usable with small screens
  • Fixed an issue where quitting Opera while in fullscreen mode could cripple the interface on the next start-up
  • Security:
  • Fixed an issue where malformed GIF images could allow execution of arbitrary code; see our advisory
  • Fixed an issue where repeated attempts to access a target site could trigger address field spoofing

New in Opera@USB 12.11 Build 1661 (Nov 26, 2012)

  • General and User Interface:
  • Several general fixes and stability improvements
  • Network and Site-Specific:
  • Fixed several issues related to SPDY
  • Gmail: Fixed an issue that could cause Gmail not to load
  • Security:
  • Fixed an issue where HTTP response heap buffer overflow could allow execution of arbitrary code; see our advisory
  • Fixed an issue where error pages could be used to guess local file paths; see our advisory

New in Opera@USB 12.10 Build 1652 (Nov 8, 2012)

  • Operating system compatibility: Windows 8
  • We have added basic touch support for Opera in Windows 8 Classic, so you will be able to scroll, zoom and browse pages and elements easily. As an extra bonus, touch support also works on Windows 7.
  • Extensions, improved:
  • Several new and improved APIs are included in this version of Opera including:
  • API for URL filtering
  • Context Menu API
  • Screenshots API
  • Resource Loader API
  • High-resolution Display Support
  • Improved support for all high-resolution displays, including Apple's new Retina Displays is included in this release.
  • Web Specifications Support
  • Opera 12.10 will include changes in the Opera Presto 2.12 engine up to core-integration-point 388.
  • SPDY:
  • Support for the SPDY ("Speedy") network standard is included in Opera 12.10. SPDY was designed to cut down the time it takes for a webpage to load, while reducing some of the security risks posed by HTTP.
  • CSS3 Gradients, Transitions, Animations, and Transforms
  • All members of these specifications are now available without the -o- prefix and have been updated to the latest published versions.
  • CSS Site Compatibility
  • To improve site compatibility and interoperability, Opera 12.10 also introduces aliasing for a selection of vendor-prefixed CSS properties.
  • See our blog post to find out more about which prefixed and unprefixed CSS properties are supported
  • Fullscreen API:
  • Fullscreen API support has been implemented and fully supports Draft 7 of the Fullscreen API specification
  • Page Visibility API
  • Basic support for the Page Visibility API specification has been added, including support for visible and hidden
  • WebSockets:
  • Support for WebSockets has been updated in Opera 12.10 and is now enabled by default.
  • ICC Profiles:
  • International Color Consortium profile support has been added, ensuring images look as the author intended

New in Opera@USB 12.02 Build 1578 (Sep 10, 2012)

  • General and User Interface:
  • Several general fixes and stability improvements
  • Resolved an issue with Speed Dial thumbnails when automatic scaling is enabled
  • The Windows 32-bit version has been reverted to in-process plugins while stability issues stemming from the out-of-process plugin system are investigated and resolved
  • Security:
  • Fixed an issue where truncated dialogs may be used to trick users

New in Opera@USB 12.01 Build 1532 (Aug 4, 2012)

  • General and User Interface:
  • Several general fixes and stability improvements
  • Website thumbnail memory usage improvements
  • Address bar inline auto-completion no longer prefers shortest domain
  • Corrected an error that could occur after removing the plugin wrapper
  • Resolved an issue where favicons were squeezed too much when many tabs were open
  • Display and Scripting:
  • Resolved an error with XHR transfers where content-type was incorrectly determined
  • Improved handling of object literals with numeric duplicate properties
  • Changed behavior of nested/chained comma expressions: now expressing and compiling them as a list rather than a tree
  • Aligned behavior of the #caller property on function code objects in ECMAScript 5 strict mode with the specification
  • Fixed an issue where input type=month would return an incorrect value in its valueAsDate property
  • Resolved an issue with JSON.stringify() that could occur on cached number conversion
  • Fixed a problem with redefining special properties using Object.defineProperty()
  • Network and Site-Specific:
  • Fixed an issue where loading would stop at "Document 100%" but the page would still be loading
  • tuenti.com: Corrected behavior when long content was displayed
  • https://twitter.com: Fixed an issue with secure transaction errors
  • Fixed an issue with Google Maps Labs that occured when compiling top-level loops inside strict evals
  • Corrected a problem that could occur with DISQUS
  • Fixed a crash occurring on Lenovo's "Shop now" page
  • Corrected issues when calling window.console.log via a variable at watch4you
  • Resolved an issue with Yahoo! chat
  • Mail, News, Chat:
  • Fixed a bug with both inline images in HTML mail and inserted images in e-mail compose windows
  • Resolved an issue where under certain conditions the mail panel would continuously scroll up
  • Fixed a crash occurring when loading mail databases on startup
  • Security:
  • Re-fixed an issue where certain URL constructs could allow arbitrary code execution, as reported by Andrey Stroganov; see our advisory
  • Fixed an issue where certain characters in HTML could incorrectly be ignored, which could facilitate XSS attacks; see our advisory
  • Fixed another issue where small windows could be used to trick users into executing downloads as reported by Jordi Chancel; see our advisory
  • Fixed an issue where an element's HTML content could be incorrectly returned without escaping, bypassing some HTML sanitizers; see our advisory
  • Fixed a low severity issue, details will be disclosed at a later date

New in Opera@USB 12.00 Build 1467 (Jun 19, 2012)

  • New Features and Important Notes:
  • Out-of-Process Plug-ins
  • Opera now runs plug-ins as a separate process, allowing for more control when a plug-in misbehaves. This feature will enhance security and stability.
  • For more information about why out-of-process plug-ins are important please see our article describing the feature.
  • 64-Bit Windows Versions
  • The 64-bit version of Opera will offer performance improvements for some functions and allow Opera more freedom in allocating memory.
  • Themes
  • New, lightweight themes make it easier to customize the browser. Install or change themes at the click of a button, without restarting the browser.
  • The themes gallery can be viewed here, and for more information on how to design themes please see our article describing the new theme system.
  • Address Field Enhancements
  • Numerous improvements to the address bar have been made -
  • Improved address field and address bar drop-down suggestions
  • Smart URL shortening in the address field drop-down
  • The page title and the page excerpt will be used for full page search results
  • URL and page content columns in the address field drop-down have been combined
  • Experimental Full Hardware Acceleration
  • Hardware acceleration allows Opera to offload graphics rendering from the processor (CPU) to the graphics card (GPU), making graphics intensive operations such as animations faster.
  • This feature is disabled by default. To enable it you may set EnableHardwareAcceleration to 1. WebGL (which takes advantage of Hardware Acceleration) can be enabled by setting EnableWebGL to 1.
  • Right-to-Left (RTL) Script Support Added, Language Support Expanded:
  • RTL support will bring additional stability for certain languages. Persian, Urdu, Hebrew, and Arabic languages added.
  • Window and Tabs API:
  • Extensions will now be able to interact with tabs, create tab groups, and manage windows.
  • Opera Unite, Opera Widgets, and Opera Voice Discontinuation:
  • Opera Unite and Opera Widgets will be off by default in Opera 12.00, and will eventually be phased out of the Opera browser in the future. Voice support will be removed as of Opera 12.00, as the voice-detection library is no longer supported by the third-party vendor.
  • Developers are encouraged to move their solutions to the extensions platform
  • Web Specifications Support
  • Opera 12.00 will include changes in the Opera Presto 2.10 engine up to core-integration-point 289.
  • WebRTC
  • Initial support for real-time communication has been added. Allowing the source of HTML5 to be set to the user's webcam.
  • HTML5 Drag and Drop
  • Drag and drop enables webpages to have elements that the user can drag from one page to another, or from their desktop to the webpage.
  • CSS3 Animations and Transitions
  • Support for animations and transitions has been updated and expanded.
  • Do Not Track
  • Added support for the Do Not Track (DNT) HTTP header.
  • Paged Overflow:
  • An innovative new set of CSS constructs that allow webpages to be split up into paged media, revolutionizing the Web reading experience.
  • Cross-OriginResourceSharing (CORS) for XMLHttpRequest
  • CORS enables more secure and flexible communications between websites.
  • Improvements:
  • General and User Interface
  • A custom user agent preference has been added to opera:config
  • Display and Scripting
  • Improved pipelining, JavaScript, and Turbo
  • Fixes and Changes:
  • Security
  • Fixed an issue where hidden keyboard navigation could allow cross site scripting or code execution
  • Fixed an issue where a combination of clicks and key presses could lead to cross site scripting or code execution
  • Fixed an issue where cross-domain JSON resources may be exposed as JavaScript variable data;
  • Fixed an issue where carefully timed reloads, redirects, and navigation could spoof the address field
  • Fixed an issue where pages could prevent navigation to a target page, spoofing the address field

New in Opera@USB 11.00 Build 1156 (Dec 17, 2010)

  • New features and improvements
  • Address field:
  • An improved address field makes it easier to stay safe on the Web, and it now hides the complexity of long web addresses. It also provides more security information to help you stay safe when browsing; just click the badge for the website to see security information about the site you are visiting.
  • All webpages get a badge to the left of the address field. The badge replaces protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, and opera:, which are shown only when focusing on the address field.
  • Clicking the badge provides a easy overview of the potentially more complex security state of the current web page.
  • Parameters at the end of web addresses are visually hidden until the address field is focused. You can disable this with opera:config#UserPrefs|HideURLParameter if you still want to see the whole address all the time.
  • There is now a badge indicating that you are browsing with Opera Turbo on. Clicking this badge gives information about estimated data savings for the Opera Turbo session.
  • Auto-update:
  • An improvement to auto-update now makes sure you have the latest extensions and Opera Unite applications.
  • Bookmarks bar:
  • The Opera Bookmarks bar is located directly below the Address bar, and replaces the old Personal bar.
  • Enabling the new Opera Bookmarks bar
  • Open the "View" menu.
  • Select "Toolbars".
  • Click the check box next to "Bookmarks bar".
  • If you want the Bookmarks bar to show in the former location of the Personal bar
  • Open the Appearance dialog (Shift + F12) > "Toolbars".
  • Click "Show hidden toolbars while customizing".
  • Above the Address bar a Bookmarks bar appears. Click it once to mark it (a yellow outline will show around the bar).
  • Click "Placement" and select "Top" inside the Appearance dialog.
  • Mark the new Bookmarks bar located below the Address Bar, and choose "Placement Off".
  • Click OK.
  • The Bookmarks bar is now shown in the former location of the Personal bar.
  • Extensions:
  • Opera extensions offer a way for you to easily add new functionality to your Opera browsing experience. Developers can easily create extensions using open standards (HTML5, CSS, JavaScript) and supported APIs. Opera extensions will be based on the W3C Widget specifications and this is being considered for an Open Standard effort.
  • Extensions will now run on secure sites (HTTPS) by default, and we have added a privacy setting where you can allow/disallow extensions to run on secure connections or in privacy mode (disabled by default).
  • Extensions now have a preferences page. Both the options page and privacy settings can be accessed from the extensions manager.
  • Some changes to requirements that will affect currently available extensions include:
  • Extensions must include an access request for the pages you want to access with the background process. You can do this by adding to the config.xml
  • Extensions must include an index.html file in the package, or include a in the config.xml.
  • Extensions must use broadcastMessage() properly:
  • broadcastMessage() only takes one argument: a string or an object literal.
  • So, use either broadcastMessage("hi"), or broadcastMessage({'say': 'hi' }
  • This means that some extension authors will have to update their extensions.
  • Mail panel
  • The Opera Mail panel has been improved with the following changes:
  • Decide which sections to show, and in what order.
  • Create folders to organize your mailing list and newsfeeds.
  • Filters are now called labels. Existing labels, custom labels and saved searches (as labels) are now located together under the Labels header in the Mail panel. The old filters, labels, and saved searches are now merged into the new, more powerful labels
  • In each category, (Attachments, Labels, Feeds, etc.) select which individual items to show and which items to hide.
  • Feeds can now be displayed in the panel without the need to enable a mail account.
  • The Mail panel automatically appears whenever you switch to a mail tab, and automatically returns to the previous state of the panels when moving back to a non-mail tab.
  • POP accounts now have Inbox and Sent views for themselves.
  • Multiple scrollbars are now changed to one global scrollbar for the mail panel. The scrollbar keeps section headers on top, which allows you to quickly scroll back up to them.
  • All mail search fields are now consolidated into one. This enables you to search wherever you want, with the help of a new toolbar that appears when searching.
  • You can save a search as a rule that will automatically label all the matching messages.
  • Plug-in loading:
  • You can now set plug-ins to load only when you click on them, to significantly speed up browsing.
  • Presto 2.7 rendering engine
  • CSS3 Paged Media Module improvements:
  • Support has been added for the object-fit and object-position properties.
  • The CSSWG decided to rename the image-fit and image-position properties to object-fit and object-position, but the W3C CSS3 Module: Paged Media has not been updated yet.
  • Since this CSS3 Module is not yet a specification, using these properties requires the addition of the Opera proprietary -o- prefix to each property. Opera recommends listing both formats in your style sheet, for example:
  • -o-object-fit: meet;
  • object-fit: meet;
  • CSS3 Text Module improvements:
  • Renamed the -o-text-overflow property to text-overflow, and added support for ellipsis on multi-line blocks.
  • The Opera -o- prefix is no longer required when using this property.
  • Encoding improvements:
  • Big5-HKSCS support has been updated for the HKSCS-2008 encoding standard.
  • Web specification improvements:
  • Support has been added for the following:
  • Selection.selectAllChildren;
  • HashChangeEvent event object;
  • WebSockets support
  • Opera offers support for WebSockets which provide a way to communicate between script in a web page and the server in full-duplex mode with low latency. Opera supports version -00 of the WebSocket protocol (-76). WebSockets sets up one TCP connection and confirms that the server can speak WebSocket by doing a special handshake, after which the server and the client can send text messages over the connection at will, resulting in faster communication.
  • WebSockets support is disabled by default. To enable WebSockets:
  • Type opera:config in the address bar and press Enter.
  • In the Preferences Editor, expand the "User Prefs" topic and see "Enable WebSockets".
  • Click the "Enable WebSockets" check box.
  • Search predictions:
  • Search predictions from Google integrate into Opera's search field, and predict queries as you type, making searching quicker and easier. When using the search field or searching from the address field with the 'g' search keyword, Google search predictions will appear.
  • Speed improvements:
  • Numerous advancements to the Carakan JavaScript engine have been made to improve Opera's speed and benchmark test performance.
  • Tabs
  • Tab stacking:
  • Opera invented tab browsing in the 1990s, and Tab stacking enhances tab organization in the user interface. Dragging one tab over another allows you to create groups of tabs. Now you can keep dozens of webpages open, organized, and under control.
  • Pinned tabs:
  • The "Locked Tab" feature is improved and renamed to Pin Tab. Pinned tabs take up minimal space and are automatically moved to the left of other tabs to make them easy to find.
  • Right-click a tab and select "Pin Tab" from the menu. This pins it and prevents it from being closed by accident.
  • Unpin a tab by right-clicking it, and then uncheck "Pin Tab" in the menu.
  • User JavaScript :
  • Support has been added for the W3C Web Storage API window.opera.scriptStorage property for user scripts alone.
  • This property returns a Storage object as specified in the W3C Web Storage API, and is unique per script.
  • User scripts can use this object to share presistent data across domains.
  • Script storage objects currently do not fire storage events.
  • The scriptStorage object has limited quota, defined in opera:config#PersistentStorage|UserJSStorageQuota.
  • Visual mouse gestures:
  • Mouse gestures is another genuine Opera innovation that was first introduced in Opera 5.10 in April 2001. Visual Mouse gestures help you learn how to control Opera with mouse movements. A new interface guides you through the available gestures, making it easier to learn and use them.
  • To see the new mouse gesture interface, hold (long press) the right mouse button down in any webpage.
  • Then, move the pointer in any direction and the interface changes to reflect the actions that can be performed with subsequent movements.
  • When you complete an action, a notification briefly shows what action you performed.
  • Once you learn your favorite mouse gestures and perform them quickly, the interface will not display.
  • Changes since Opera 11.00 beta
  • User interface
  • Improved:
  • Various improvements to tab ordering
  • Opening new tabs in background and foreground using short cuts
  • Redesign of the extension auto-update notification
  • Handling of OEX files from the command line and from DDE
  • Added a "Malware site" display in the security button when a site is blocked because it contains malware
  • Added "Show Full URL" which minimizes the badge and shows the full url in the Address bar
  • Added a tooltip to the search field
  • Added visual enhancements to the search drop down
  • Added a new Opera extension installer UI
  • Added a user preference to disable the mouse gestures popup
  • Added a new extension update dialog
  • Added a new privacy dialog for extensions
  • Added HTTP authentication skin elements to match the address field badge
  • Improved dragging tabs in and out of stacks
  • Updated the Speed Dial background
  • Updated translation strings
  • Fixed :
  • Crash when exiting Opera
  • Crash when opening address bar drop down
  • Session files not being backed up
  • Extensis Web Font service not working in Opera
  • Creating a custom search engine with URLs that include a "#"
  • Problems with automated crash logging
  • Crash when holding CTRL + W
  • Tab stacking fixes:
  • Tab group being hidden by closing an inactive top tab
  • Extending a second tab group compresses the first group
  • Tab group vanishing if you delete an active tab from call out
  • Active tab not being hidden when collapsing a stack
  • Issue when opening new tabs within a stack:
  • Links opening in foreground or background open in the same groups as the parent tab, or a new group if one does not exist
  • Position in the tab group now decided by using "Open new tab next to active"
  • A problem with automatic stacking
  • Repainting issue when stacking tabs
  • Opera freezing when UI animations are disabled and a tab is moved
  • Tab order being dropped when you drop more than one from the window list into a stack, or into normal tabs
  • Crash when dragging and dropping an item to the last position on the tab bar
  • Trying to merge stacks can cause them to split
  • Setting the top button of collapsed group dropped into an expanded group as the active tab for the group
  • Setting of active and hidden tabs in groups when the mouse up occurs
  • Extensions fixes:
  • Web page opened in popup was going to browser history
  • Scrolling popup content also scrolls the browser's tab
  • Extension description field not expanding to display the full extension description
  • Visibility of extension toolbar
  • Crash occurring after an extension tries to access web in offline mode
  • Popup reloading on badge update
  • Focusing and unfocusing the address field with keyboard shortcuts not animating the badge
  • No notification displaying if an extension update fails
  • Address bar not being accessible in the extensions option page
  • Some extensions not displaying access info
  • Crash when disabling an extension
  • Font size of an author's name in extension manager
  • Double clicking on OEX in file system not invoking its installation
  • Blank badge displays when enabling Opera Turbo after typing in address field and focusing page
  • No notification being displayed if an extension update failed
  • Various fixes applied for popup skin, size, and arrow positioning
  • Pop-ups opening in the foreground even though "Open in background" is set
  • Security policy not being tracked during an extensions update
  • Crash when adding pages to the "Read later" extension
  • Opera extension update notification showing "Opera Unite application update"
  • Extension manager not being keyboard navigable
  • JavaSsript alert on extensions preferences does not show the extension title
  • The .oex file icon on Windows
  • Security indication for Web pages not displaying when Opera Turbo is on
  • Confusing Opera Turbo information displays when loading https site with certificate problems
  • New Address bar not displaying an "extension" badge
  • Incorrect sample text for Chinese simplified and Chinese traditional occurring in the International fonts dialog
  • Searchbox on another toolbar making Opera freeze on startup
  • Opera opening multiple download dialogs with the same content when "Open windows instead of tabs" is enabled
  • Web Panel height not growing when starting with a restored window and switching to maximized
  • "Add Web Panel" not working when done through "Appearances"
  • Download dialog disappearing on redirect
  • Shift + Enter and Ctrl + Shift + Enter not working in the Address bar
  • Inability to remove multi-search field from the Address bar
  • Auto-update crash when triggering an update of Opera Unite
  • Gmail Video Chat Plug-In not working
  • External links being opened in private tabs
  • Disabled "Shortcuts: in Quick Launch Toolbar" option on Windows 7
  • "Install for all users" not creating a shortcut in the Quick launch bar for other users
  • Opera's profile from the VirtualStore being merged if the UAC is disabled
  • "Bookmark all open pages" putting bookmarks in wrong folder, or root folder in Manage Bookmarks view
  • Fragment identifier not showing up when viewing a full URL
  • No icon displaying in the address bar for malware warnings
  • Right click context menu not working if mouse guestures are disabled
  • Crash when performing a mouse gesture
  • Crash when closing a certificate dialog
  • Crash relating to keyboard input
  • New installer not noticing that widgets are running when upgrading
  • No "Locked File" window (and error message) appearing when trying to upgrade Opera; occurs when files in the installation folder are locked by other programs on Windows Vista
  • Display and scripting
  • Improved :
  • Extensions: Added support for debugging of isolated userjs
  • Improved HTML5 forms support, including a better UI
  • SVG performance improvements
  • Improved memory usage
  • Made various plug-in improvements
  • Fixed :
  • Tabs being created via an extension popup not sharing cookies with the browser
  • JavaScript bookmarklet not working
  • Crash when configuring extensions
  • Crash with extension throwing an error message
  • Fragment identifiers and internal anchors not working in widgets
  • Argument arrays and variable objects being left attached when an execution context is aborted
  • Progress bar being removed while still loading IFRAMEs
  • innerHTML including a doctype node will output a ">"
  • Focus not being set on an element when there is a scrollbar
  • "Zero Width Non-Joiner" character not rendering correctly in Right To Left (RTL) languages
  • Web Panel height not growing when starting with a restored window and switching to maximized
  • WebSocket error messages in error console not appearing in desktop
  • Disabled WebSockets by default due to security problems
  • Crash in Flash when going in and out of print preview
  • High CPU usage sometimes occurring on Gmail
  • Memory issue relating to cache
  • Mail, news, chat
  • Improved:
  • Category headers and their context menus are now keyboard accessible
  • Added support for Feed folders in import and export of OPML files
  • Made "Unread" count labels clickable
  • Fixed :
  • Only creating subfolders for feeds when the top level folder is focused
  • Dragging a parent feed folder into a third level child causes Opera to freeze
  • Feed being added to a panel when cancelling a dialog
  • Resizing the mail panel freezes Opera
  • Crash when importing feeds or mail
  • Label icon not displaying in the Labels column
  • Removing a message label having no immediate visual feedback
  • Message count missing from Trash
  • Crash when using an own button for accessing mail folders without a mail account
  • "Show Messages From" not hiding other account sections
  • Incorrect default mail signature
  • Sections in mail panel moved to the bottom disappearing after a restart
  • Opera not checking newsfeeds after importing
  • After removing an item from a treeview, key down to the next section does not work
  • Contacts panel not being counted as a mail-related panel
  • Quick reply messing up the mail body's HTML source when replying to an HTML message; occurs when "prefer HTML formatting" is set
  • Mail panel scrollbar not always moving when tabbing to out-of-view sections
  • Clicking inside a long section scrolls other sections out of view
  • Content blocker toolbar not being set to "wrap"
  • Problems with keyboard navigation in the Mailing list panel section
  • Context menu breaking when using keyboard on accordion section headers
  • "mailto" dialog missing its favicons
  • Miscellaneous
  • Fixed :
  • Insecure Third Party Module warning when starting Opera (DEP/Data Execution Prevention)
  • Install path not being updated when upgrading Opera
  • Changed the command line parameters of the installer so that they can express a change from default behavior
  • Not be able to send email from Gmail when in private mode
  • Changing selected characters with Microsoft IME/IME 2007 makes the background color of selected characters become transparent
  • Network
  • Fixed:
  • Connections with STP/1 remote hosts failing when socket callbacks are unordered
  • Security
  • Fixed:
  • Fixed an issue where Web page content could display misleading security information
  • Fixed an issue which could allow leaking of WAP form content to other sites
  • Fixed a high severity issue; details will be disclosed at a later date.
  • Fixed further high severity issues; details will be disclosed at a later date.

New in Opera@USB 9.25 Build 8827 (Jan 4, 2008)

  • some virus scanner makes problems - Bug fixed