Re: Is this a problem with 10.10?

At 21:07 25-11-2009 CEST, David wrote:
>Seems to load and work OK on my end, although just for kicks I tried 
>it in Safari and it loads a hell of a lot faster there.
>
>Anyone having issues with Unite? As much malice as I feel toward it 
>(because it seems a ton of resources went its way instead of fixing 
>other bugs and furthering Opera development) I figured I'd try to 
>make use of it, and had my fiancee create a My Opera account so that 
>we could use the Messenger. The thing constantly says that both of 
>us are offline, and despite the fact that we've sent messages to 
>each other, neither of us has received a single thing. Thoughts there?

I tried it out straight away and although it's a bit quirky and in 
places a bit simple and clunky (I like that American word!) it does 
seem to work, once you've found out how to point it at the right 
folder (not as easy as those cunning Norwegians seem to think... but 
then I'm not Norwegian). I downloaded a file of some 340MB and it 
took about 90m, speed about 40KB/s... It also, for some reason, 
changed the size slightly /and/ turned it from a 7z (*whatever that 
is - something that's been compressed, anyway) into an htm, very odd. 
I haven't tried unpacking it yet. It came from my son, so I assume it is safe!

Photographs have been safely 'shared', as we have to say these days.

It's odd that it seems to have difficulty holding on to local OU 
users (i.e. my laptop, if I'm upstairs, or my desktop, if I'm not). 
But untick the Discover other OU users option and then tick it on 
again and it immediately finds whichever is the other.

I look forward to all these teething troubles being sorted out. I 
think it's going to be really useful to me. Of course, eventually I'd 
like to be able to use different passwords for different folders, and 
so on. I imagine I'm by no means the first person to have thought of that.


>Final question - I still have those malformed HTML emails in my 
>inbox, that cause Opera to hang. I can't forward them with my bug 
>report, but is there any way I can find the file and include it as 
>an attachment? That is, has anyone navigated Opera's mail 
>directories outside of Opera?

Sorry, I don't use the Opera mail client.

Cheers,

Harry

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