Re: 10.51 problems, js and redirection
Harry Lake <[email protected]> Tue, 13 Apr 2010 13:14:45 +0200
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At 01:57 13-4-2010 CEST, David Hayward wrote: >On 12 April 2010 >14:58, <<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]> wrote: > >Hi all, > > >I'm sorry if these issues have already been addressed, but I did >check the mail archives and posted in Opera users forums (with no reply). > > >I've just upgraded Opera to 10.51 from 9.x on XP machines both at >home and at work. Work machine initially had some minor issues that >seemed to work themselves out, but home machine's Opera is still sick. > > >On some sites, eBay in particular, I have to turn off javascript >after logging in to get a page to load completely(which eBay then >gripes about). I tried various things, and finally removed, then >reinstalled 10.51, but nothing changed. > > >Also, it appears that 10.51 has a new feature that's causing me >grief, which would be the caching of redirection information. If a >particular link results in a redirection, Opera is now retaining >that association even if the redirect target changes. I've had to >turn off automatic redirection altogether (which is a pain) because >I couldn't find a way to turn off just this redirection "memory". > > >The fact that one machine's installation is okay, and the other is >broke leads me to believe it was something I've done, but both >machines are kept up-to-date with the latest service packs, >hotfixes, etc. and I initially "upgraded" both as opposed to a fresh install. > > >Any hints would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, -mark > >Hi, > >I know it's not much in the way of specific help, but try 10.52 >instead. I had quite a few crashing problems with 10.51 and the >majority of them have been fixed in 10.52. 10.52 also featured more >core fixes for sites, which might help. Hmmm, interesting. One thing stopping me using 10.52 is that one of the known issues is precisely the problem I have of the program crashing on closing a tab. This happens to me two or three times a day. I can still close the program apparently normally, but the process isn't closed and I have to do that manually through the Task Manager. Cheers, Harry -- Unsubscribe: mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe