New build Opera 10.50 (3206/8202 / -) of January 22

Free translation close to the original. Do not judge strictly. Some points, I do not quite understand (in italics).

This is the third build this week. We are very busy stabilizing and improving version 10.50. Also, this build includes major Presto updates that contain more than one hundred bug fixes and improvements. Next week we expect to fix most regressions in version 10.50.

Who knows, maybe a new feature will appear (function?) Next week :-)

In addition to the bugfixes, this build also includes support for the TLS Renegotiation Information Extension. This update closes a major security vulnerability in TLS / SSL protocols. Detailed information is presented on the Opera's security blog .
The Presto update also includes improved support for web fonts, including fixes for font-weight and font-style support. The Scope (?) Protocol has been updated, making it possible to improve Dragonfly.
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In addition to improving the stability of the engine Oper'y, was corrected several common errors in the user interface. In particular, the completion of the address bar has received some attention. The visual modeling (drawing?) Of the element was adjusted and improved, and several individual features (quirks in behavior?) Were corrected.

Known bugs:
- copying the link still causes crash (yes, it will be fixed)
- Dragonfly does not work due to the new protocol (expect its recovery next week)

List of changes:
Major:
- many reasons crash fixed
- the address bar is improved by adding a button that expands the list
- fixed: regression: redrawing while scrolling textareas and Dropdowns
- fixed: when clicking on a link in an external application, it does not open a new tab

Core:
- improved webfonts support
- CORE-15970 New protocol layer for scope
- fixed HTTPS
- fixed memory leaks
- Google Reader now works
- the text in the converted content is displayed correctly (windows)

References:
MSI Windows / Windows Classic
Mac (Intel) OS 10.5 or later
Unix - in the very near future

PS This is my second, one might say, article on Habré :) Do not hit hard;)

UPD : Just in case for users * nix, build under * nix is ​​from December 31, 2009. News from January 1, 2010 contains a link (at the bottom of the page) or click immediately here .