Opera 9.5 (Kestrel) Alpha is out - Page 6

MarcLister · 29-09-2007, 12:16

9562 out.

http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/

LeperousDust · 29-09-2007, 13:49

Bloody hell you're on the ball, grabbed this before by accident, trying to check if a cookie problem is mine or a known bug.

Right click on a page "Edit site preferences" do this on a site you know uses cookies, and then check if you can see the cookies, i can't see (or delete) any. Theres one particular website i have to do this with fairly often because i forget to click the logout button then it throws a hissy when i try to go back to it... I used to just delete its cookie and that sorted it out, and i now can't

MarcLister · 29-09-2007, 15:37

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Originally Posted by LeperousDust

Bloody hell you're on the ball, grabbed this before by accident, trying to check if a cookie problem is mine or a known bug.

That's what the ladies say to me all the time.

Nah I just checked what looks to the the Opera desktop team's blog page. It seems they've released the first Kestrel alpha but if you want the absolute cutting edge alphas you have to check out that page.

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Originally Posted by LeperousDust

Right click on a page "Edit site preferences" do this on a site you know uses cookies, and then check if you can see the cookies, i can't see (or delete) any. Theres one particular website i have to do this with fairly often because i forget to click the logout button then it throws a hissy when i try to go back to it... I used to just delete its cookie and that sorted it out, and i now can't

Nah same for me. Tried it on BD and BBC News and no cookies shown. BD should have cookies for login and BBC News cookies for location (UK or not) and WMP or Real for media playback.

Just checked BD in 9.23 and I can see them there so its deffo a 9.5 Kestrel bug.

Joe 90 · 07-10-2007, 16:38

right, this is really gettin on my tits - how the hell do you stop opera insisting on downloading your torrents - its crap at it.

every time i want to get one i've got to open up firefox cose at least that asks what to open the file in. Just had a torrent open for like 5mins but still its just sat there doin nowt - crappy app

Flibster · 07-10-2007, 16:57

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Originally Posted by |Show|

right, this is really gettin on my tits - how the hell do you stop opera insisting on downloading your torrents - its crap at it.

every time i want to get one i've got to open up firefox cose at least that asks what to open the file in. Just had a torrent open for like 5mins but still its just sat there doin nowt - crappy app

Tools | Preferences | Advanced | Downloads

Untick hide file types opened with Opera - should see Torrent inthe list somewhere. Edit it - select open with default application or other app and point it towards the exe - or you can just delete the entry.

Piece of piss.

Joe 90 · 07-10-2007, 17:39

i thought as much, which is why i was confused to sort the file extension list to see this -

Flibster · 07-10-2007, 18:24

You've still got Hide file types opened with opera ticked.

LeperousDust · 07-10-2007, 18:37

My alpha won't listen to all my extensions, for instance asx (for when i visit my radio 1 bookmark) is opened up as text characters, even though in the preferences its set to open with default player (and i've even tried pointing directly to the program. It's something i'm just dealing with atm...

MarcLister · 13-10-2007, 12:40

Build 9594 out.

http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/

Joe 90 · 13-10-2007, 15:17

whoo thanks

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