Adds inline spell check (finally!) but still no inline search. The second feature is as important as the first, I hate having to deal with popup dialogs, and nearly all other browsers have them implemented, why not Opera?
Make no mistake, Opera 10 is an excellent browser, and it would have become my default brwoser if it wasn't for the omission of inline search. Unless there is a way to activate it, that I don't know about.
Dec 2007* | 2008*
Wii 1350k | 2150k
DS 2470k | 3040k
X360 1260k | 1440k
PS3 0797k | 0726k
PSP 1060k | 1020k
"Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer, who once laughed off the iPhone, has now conceded to Apple's edge in the market while hinting at a very different future for his company's Zune players.
Ballmer told the Financial Times that the iPhone and BlackBerry have "clear market momentum" in the smartphone business.
As for the Zune, Ballmer said this week that consumers "should not anticipate" a Zune phone. Instead of persisting as a Microsoft-built hardware product, the device's core could eventually be integrated into other Windows-powered mobile devices, he explained."
New network code. Google Chrome now has its own implementation of the HTTP network protocol (we were using the WinHTTP library on Windows, but need common code for Mac and Linux). We fixed a few bugs in HTTP authentication and made Google Chrome more compatible with servers that reply with invalid HTTP responses. We need feedback on anything that's currently broken, particularly with proxy servers, secure (https) sites, and sites that require log in.
