Vivaldi has multiples options for the UI part, the vast possibilities to build up your unique Vivaldi, as you (and Spock) said, fascinate the users.

Home user version is still free to use. And promoting the Windows version is certainly worth doing. As far as I know, adding a program to their available applications costs nothing, their money is made from their paid version, which offers more options than just installation.

@ayespy Laptop, 15 1/2" screen... Perhaps but I don't think it should be the issue. If it were 10" or 11" I could see it.

@Ayespy said it all, it's mostly an opt-in for more messages about Vivaldi so you can get more info about Vivaldi and have more background when others ask you anything.

@catweazle I see it now...you have to vote on each feature ! Good Lord !

@thubleau I can understand where you're coming from,I experience the same problems.I thought wow a new search engine.I'm still hoping it will get the kinks out,but if not I'm leaving also.

Hello everyone
Gwen-Dragon
Here prefer the not sister slant. . A Toast; To Viv i !

here's another YouTube video I found about Vivaldi, only 49 views so far?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQlbTROue2Y , good one

HTH

Do you mean about system settings?

I use Window 10 with English as system language, also with Spanish keyboard and - if not with VPN - Spain as location, then could this be related?

@merryweather said in Why the Vivaldi webmail?:

I have already made it my main webmail service!

Actually, my question is not just "why vivaldi provide a webmail?" but also "why do you choose vivaldi webmail?" I wonder, what webmail do you use before, and why did you drop it? Did you move all your old emails to the new one? Do you need to notify all your contacts that you have changed email address?

@gwen-dragon said in Website would like to show notifications:

@jj2016 If the page is open, click the globe/lock in addressbar
For Notifications select "Always block"

This option was already checked, but I clicked site settings> notifications and moved the slider to 'blocked'.
Solved. Thanks anyway.

@catweazle said in Vivaldi Dominates!:

I've 100/100 with Vivaldi in default configuration, without extensions

I wander why I get 97/100 in the test, with Adblock Plus.

@Pesala Hi again, I have instlled Opera 11.64, because debug-skin is broken in 12.17

@Gwen-Dragon

Well I've tried Vivaldi on MacOS X 10.11.6 (El Capitan) powered mid-2009 iMac and I can say that it works pretty well for 8 year old machine. Unfortunately I'm not able to test on anything older (lol that PowerPC G4 mini on 10.4.11 Tiger won't cut it).

I've already presented Vivaldi to some of my friends (clearly power users). I'll probably create a new thread with some extensive description on biggest local (I mean country-wide) Apple forum too.

edit (rant):

fsck yeah Apple, this surely made conversations more precise... Mac OS = vintage non-UNIX stuff up to 9.2.2, MacOS X 10.0 (Cheetah)-10.11.6 (El Capitan) and macOS for 10.12.6 (Sierra) onwards

@rudric is there official Vivaldi room on Discord?

hi luetage
Not minus cheer here. Full of cheer here. as>like when reading Your personal aside to Tony, Bad Tony, chiding and directing Tony with that mustn't be and that meant to be. Dear luetage.
Another picture? cool. The artist' imagination goes further than the quoted concept.
Puffs of smoke Tony creates is missing from the pictures. Are they edited out with disguise? y'know... digitally?