Showing posts with label Opera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Opera. Show all posts
Chrome and Opera with new betas
Google has released a new beta version of its browser: Chrome 23 beta brings the track support the possibility to split HTML-5 video into chapters, add descriptions, metadata and subtitles.
Google will continue with two new APIs developers interesting tools at hand: The Media Source API detects the speed of the Internet connection and fits abzuspielendes video for a smooth frame accordingly. With the Peer Connection API allows audio and video streams without additional plugins from the browser to build in order to perform, for example, audio or video calls.
Opera 12.10 beta version puts the focus on his browser Apple users. So now even retina displays and operating system features of Mac OS X Lion Mountain as the Notification Center or the parts function are supported.
For users of Windows 7 or 8 brings Opera with an improved touch operation. Moreover, now Google's SPDY protocol network is supported, which should be faster and more secure than HTTP - it encrypted by default with SSL.
New interfaces like the Context Menu API with which you can add context menu extensions facilitate the work of developers.
Security update for Chrome and Opera
In the free version 21.0.1180.89 Chrome browser eight security holes were closed, three of which are with the severity in "high." The discoverers of the bugs have been rewarded with a total of 3500 dollars.
The three most serious Chrome bugs affect run-ins (CVE-2012-2866), a buffer problem when loading URLs (CVE-2012-2869) and an incorrect type conversion in connection with XSL (CVE-2012-2871). There were no other error in the automatic line break (CVE-2012-2865), in cooperation between XMLHttpRequest and Web Workers (CVE-2012-2868) and the dialogue to warn of invalid SSL certificates (CVE-2012 2872).
In Opera 12.02, the developers have fixed a bug where the dialogue was sometimes not fully visible. This user would hold buttons on the website belonging to the dialogue and can possibly cause undesirable actions. Both Chrome and Opera update itself automatically.
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