Opera 11.11

Rated 50/50 by sturgess at May 31, 2008

Have been trying out the latest Opera beta 2, not these weekly versions. Opera beta 2 (the proper beta) is very good indeed. Forget these weeklies and go for the official beta, you'll not be disappointed.

Rated 50/50 by bigmama at May 31, 2008

The best browser Better than FF and IE Fast and has everything you want without plugins or extentions

Rated 40/50 by eaves at Jun 1, 2008

This version continues to improve. however, there are still many regession bugs, i.e., features that worked fine in the release version but do not work in these beta versions. It looks like they need to tighten up their quality control, and at least use some automated regression testing.

Rated 50/50 by Betachecker at Jun 1, 2008

I have a few little problems with Opera but I connot live withou it. At least for me this is the fastest browser. 5 Stars

Rated 50/50 by Daddy_Spank at Jun 1, 2008

Yeah, this beta fase has been lasting a while, but there are some major overhauling of the engine in this release, which is coming the right way now. Also, im glad that opera doesnt release software in a hurry, keeps up their already very good credibility.

Rated 50/50 by Darken at Jun 2, 2008

@ alanpalmer: **** Version information Version - 9.50 beta Build - 10034 Platform - Win32 ****

Rated 20/50 by alanpalmer at Jun 2, 2008

Odd. The Help: About page shows this build as 10024, the number of the last build, although the install file has 10034 in the filename [o950s_10034m.exe]. My firewall (ZA) didn't ask about it as a changed program either. I wondered if I'd opened the wrong install file at first, so I tried again and this time it asked if I wanted to repair the program. There was no obvious difference after repairing. [Shrugs] Later: Opera has totally stopped loading pages. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling, rebooting, and going back a couple of system restores. No luck. It won't even install the Help page now. At a guess, it was loading pages from cache earlier. I'll carry on to see what I can do to get it working. Rated on this build only

Rated 50/50 by RVail at Jun 2, 2008

They seem to be focusing on passing AcidTest3: http://acid3.acidtests.org This latest build [o950s_10034m.exe] ups the score on that test to 82/100, where the previous several builds scored 79/100. Side note: another browser function that lacks complete support is: Flash Firefly. An example site is: http://twitlive.tv/

Rated 30/50 by robmanic44 at Jun 2, 2008

This browser has no place to go, but down and maybe out. It simply doesn't have the kind of support to make it a world class browser. I've taken it off my system with no plans to restore it. Rendering continues to be a serious problem. Fanatical users are not going to save it.

Rated 40/50 by nms04 at Jun 5, 2008

great new skin! but wheres the thing on the left side to open the panel?? :-/

Rated 50/50 by exit at Jun 5, 2008

Great new skin and new way to open the left panel Just click the x shaped tools under file

Rated 50/50 by Daddy_Spank at Jun 5, 2008

I love the new skin... if you want a smaller space saving skin try this: http://my.opera.com/comm...mize/skins/info/?id=656 Beta testing is taking as long as it takes before its ready for release.

Rated 30/50 by maxstep at Jun 5, 2008

New skin is beyond bad. It's ridiculously bad. Half of sites I vist are broken. Beta testing is taking too long.

Rated 50/50 by arjesus at Jun 5, 2008

The best browser ever +the new look is great -browser menus still dont work on www.deviantart.com =(

Rated 50/50 by Diam0nd at Jun 5, 2008

Opera > * Great skin!!! Known issues: Dragonfly does not work when JavaScript is disabled. All the search icons are Opera icons Translate menu doesn't work Panel dropdown selector doesn't work changelog Fixed links in the fraud protection dialog Fixed crash when saving mhtml files Fixed random crasher when going back in history Fixed moving videos on youtube when hovering tabs Made form submit work properly in widgets Fixed bug where plugins would continue streaming after closing a tab XHR - Fixed calling of calling abort() from readyState 2 or 3 More fixes to xpath Fixed viewing of feeds with slow loading images Fixed problem with duplication of bookmarks when using Opera Link Fixed issue where the integrated Dragonfly window would be too tall Added three default speed dial entries Windows: Fixed the default Save and Open dialog folders UNIX: Fixed import of mail on when using the QT filechooser UNIX: Improved finding of icons for download dialog UNIX: Fixed filename when saving URL's

Rated 50/50 by pjb at Jun 6, 2008

Fast, Stable and nice. I also like the new skin.

Rated 50/50 by RWW at Jun 6, 2008

Skins? Not way up on my priority list. Only one I would like to see is a Buuf skin for Opera. Irrelevant? It is going the other way, my friend.

Rated 50/50 by Betachecker at Jun 6, 2008

Cool new interface, btw i hate skins

Rated 50/50 by Darken at Jun 6, 2008

Excellent build and very nice skin. @nms04: Right click > Customize... > Panels > Show panel toggle at the edge of window

Rated 50/50 by anonymouscowturd at Jun 6, 2008

I love Opera. I really do. I've been using it since about version 3-4. But for christ sakes why can't they give the thing a decent skin? The 7-9.27 series had a default skin that thoroughly sucked. Now this one is a distinct improvement but it still sucks. Just slightly less so. It's about time the graphics department pulled out their finger and gave first time users' first impression the first class treatment it deserves! And another thing is if they don't get this damn thing out of BETA/RC pretty soon Opera will become irrelevant if its not careful, especially with a resurgent FFX3. As a developer i can understand that we like things to be "perfect" but for the sake of Opera users and Opera the company they really should get this thing released now!