Opera 11.10 Coming
According to Opera Desktop Team blog post, the upcoming 11.10 web browser version code name is Barracuda.
Although not much information was given, it was revealed that one of the popular Opera features will be “taken to the next level” and that the very first snapshot is coming in the near future.
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According to what some devs said on twitter that next Opera version will have 64-bit version for Windows. And I’m guessing updated feature will be Tab Stacking or maybe Speed Dial.
Hope they fix the bugs
Also when Opera updates its something serious not like other browsers with minor half results.
I’m not really seeing much in the way of bugs. Opera 11.01 is obviously the best Opera to date.
10 bucks it’s Speed dial improvements.
Its gonna be opera unite improvements…
lol everyone guesses for something else. to throw in a new option: dragonfly improvement!
mr.lutze, can you give us a link? who said that?
First there was this message:
http://twitter.com/#!/petternilsen/status/22989226425450497
There was also reply to this message:
http://twitter.com/#!/opvard/status/33606887744208896
Saying something like that:
“Oh, don’t be such a wuss. 64”
But it’s now deleted.
wow, thanks! so we’ll get 64-bit opera :D
i’m going for an opera link’s final overhaul
Formfill, M2 Contacts, Encrpyted Wand Data.
I wouldn’t need LastPass extension and my contacts would finally be in sync (how they have not included contact sync before now is beyond me).
Fast Browsing engine.
You know the one like chrome and not the artificial speed tests.
I’ll get back to you when it stops crashing so frequently. Seems it can’t handle the volume of tabs that I consume.
???
Out of Mozilla, Google, Apple and Microsoft, Opera are the ONLY ones that havn’t felt the need to write a benchmark suite that shows of the strong points of their browser.
That is because Opera’s speed speaks for itself and doesn’t need benchmark fakery…
They sure like bragging about it though.
BTW http://people.opera.com/~pettern/performance-1.html
I want browsing speed. Maybe opera is slow because it doesnt have the page dns thing that chrome and FF deploy
BUT, just in case, run Peacekeeper. LOL.