@jarown
Hi and welcome to the forum.
It already does for me, the Vivaldi translator needs a few words to detect the language.

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Cheers, mib

@oudstand

The URL I use is this one. If you want to see all the AdGuard filter lists they are located here.

Really is the most flexible and customizable browser experience. You can control everly detail of your experience. Plus this is the only browser experience that now allows you to use chrome extensions in the sidebar apps which was added in a pretty new update.

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@Catweazle YEAH!

@MVV_ I don't have an powerfull gaming PC, but for me Vivaldi is snappy and fast, faster than the Mullvad Browser in default settings, which I also have for tests.

@yngve (and the prior company had hundreds of developers and substantial advertising income at the time...)

@Ohce Vote for True Alphabetical Bookmark Sorting.

@stardepp

Show "Support Us" is a dialog on Speed Dial, does appear when search engines are used which are not partner searches. "Log Rocker Gestures" could be for debuging Mouse (button) gestures "Log Level" is for enhanced log in DevTools or external log file

@DonnyTinyHands, some nice news about OpenSource and trust

https://apiiro.com/blog/malicious-code-campaign-github-repo-confusion-attack/

Option for Find in Page Toolbar at the Bottom should also be easy to do. It takes one line of CSS code, so how hard can it be?

/* Find in Page at Bottom*/ .find-in-page-wrapper {order: 2;}

One possible problem is that there is no obvious place for the option in Settings. A checkbox could be added to the toolbar itself to solve that issue. It would also make it easier for new users to find the option. There is plenty of space on the toolbar.

@Silouan Well, that's a shame. @SilentWatcher is in no way associated with Vivaldi, though they have been one of the more active reporters of spam accounts, thereby helping us to keep the forum uncluttered for its intended use - to help Vivaldi users and to help them connect if they so desire.

You will find that Vivaldi team and Vivaldi volunteers such as myself do not follow users. (And we can't keep anyone else from doing so, which is why I have over 45 followers, none of whom I know anything about.) We haven't the time to deal with all of the notifications that would generate, nor do we have the motive or the will to follow anyone.

You will do as you please, and there's nothing anyone can do about it. But of course if you jump ship, then the cause for that is between chair and keyboard at your side, not in Vivaldi and not in the Forums. I hope life becomes less tense and scary for you.

@janrif said in A few thoughts on Vivaldi development priorities:

Today is my birthday, 2/10/1943

Happy birthday!

@sabalee, it's not, SaaS is "Pay for what you use", no paying models in the Vivaldi policy, it's a "Use how and for what you want" model.

If you mean the difference between workspaces and bookmarks, then yes, I see the difference. It is becoming clear as I set up my bookmarks that I still need the workspaces. The nice thing about bookmarks is having all of one's important site addresses in one place, and the good thing about workspaces is having those same sites open in one window.

I am setting up the bookmarks so that there is a folder name for each category, and the actual bookmarks go into the folders. Otherwise, I would quickly run out of space on the bookmarks bar.