New build Opera - linear gradients, WebP, declarative UI
The barracuda has finally started to show her teeth, now in it really little by little there is something that you can really look at.
This assembly adds support for CSS3 gradients - one of the few CSS3 chips that were really lacking at Opera.
Truth is here and minus. So far, gradients are perceived only in prefix notation, that is, of the form -o-linear-gradient , which increases the already considerable duplication in css files. I'd like to believe that the release of the prefix will get rid of.
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Also, in this assembly added support for WebP - a new compression format for static images, we hope that it will become the killer of jpeg.
Also added is a Declarative UI - syntax for controlling the appearance of an opera through .ini files. For details, please contact the dialog.ini or the original article on the Opera developer blog.
And yet, as noted in the comments, this version adds support for SOCKS Proxy, for now, though for now you can configure it only through opera: config # Proxy
This assembly adds support for CSS3 gradients - one of the few CSS3 chips that were really lacking at Opera.
Truth is here and minus. So far, gradients are perceived only in prefix notation, that is, of the form -o-linear-gradient , which increases the already considerable duplication in css files. I'd like to believe that the release of the prefix will get rid of.
')
Also, in this assembly added support for WebP - a new compression format for static images, we hope that it will become the killer of jpeg.
Also added is a Declarative UI - syntax for controlling the appearance of an opera through .ini files. For details, please contact the dialog.ini or the original article on the Opera developer blog.
And yet, as noted in the comments, this version adds support for SOCKS Proxy, for now, though for now you can configure it only through opera: config # Proxy
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/115509/
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