Presto (layout Engine) - History and Development

History and Development

Presto Version ECMAScript engine Browser code name Opera Browser Opera Mobile Other use New features
pre Presto none unnamed 3.5
pre Presto Linear A Electra/unnamed 4.0
1.0 Linear B unnamed 7.0 a completely new rendering engine, Favicon support
8.5 "Bolton" version: 1st completely free download version (ad-free toolbar)
2.0 Merlin 9.0 Internet Channel Canvas, Acid2 Test: passed, Rich text editing, XSLT and XPath
2.1 Futhark Kestrel 9.5 9.5 Nintendo DSi Browser SVG Tiny 1.2, SVG as CSS, SVG as , Audio object
2.1.1 9.6 Scope API, SVG as Favicon
2.2 Peregrine 9.7
2.2.15 10.0
10.1
9.8 Acid3 test: 100/100, pixel-perfect, Web fonts, CSS Selectors API, RGBA & HSLA opacity, TLS 1.2., FPS in SVG, SVG fonts in HTML
2.3 Opera Devices SDK 10 CSS3 : border-image, border-radius (rounded corners), box-shadow, transitions; HTML5:
2.4 10 CSS2.1: visibility:collapse; CSS3 : transforms; HTML5: shadows, Web Database, Web Storage, window.btoa and window.atob
2.5.24 Carakan Evenes 10.5 10.1 Opera Mini server CSS3: multiple backgrounds; HTML5: Text
2.6.30 10.6 WebM; HTML5: AppCache, Geolocation, Web Workers
2.7.62 Kjevik 11.0 11.0 Extensions, WebSocket
2.8.131 Barracuda 11.1 11.1 Opera Mini server 4.27 WebP, File API, CSS3 gradients (only for the background and background-image properties): -o-linear-gradient, -o-repeating-linear-gradient; Support for added.
2.9.168 Swordfish 11.5 Session history management, classList (DOMTokenList)
2.9.201 11.50 for Android ECMAscript strict mode
2.10.229 Tunny 11.6 11.6 HTML5 Parser, full support to CSS Gradients, Typed Arrays, CSS unit "rem"
2.10.254 Wahoo 12.0 WebGL and Hardware Acceleration
2.10.289 12.0
2.11.355 Marlin 12.1 for Android SPDY, CSS3 Flexbox
2.12.388 12.10

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