@BJ1101
There is a four years old feature request already.
You can vote at the first post if you like, it is one of the most voted requests of all times:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/31078/support-extensions?page=1
Cheers, mib
@anonymousYT
Hi, I am sorry for the late reply, search suggestion never work from scratch, the user have to edit the suggestion URL and you cant do this on mobile devices.
As search engines are synced now you can edit it from a Desktop install.
@themetalgeek @anonymousYT
I checked it again and it is not working at moment, sync of search engines is disabled at moment.
I guess there are still problems with the syncing of search engines and they disabled it, no idea.
Check: vivaldi://sync-internals
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Cheers, mib
Yes, it is. I tried it without root and it didn't work, unfortunately.
The command above covered my needs but the most general, cleanest solution would be for Vivaldi to handle a vivaldi://qr URI or something.
@jane-n said in Editing Speed Dials:
The folders themselves can be named anything you like. From one of your screenshots I can see that in your case they're called "New folder" or "Hardware - Ayn".
Aah - I found it. It was called New folder, yes. Thanks!
How do I choose which folders are shown on the Speed Dial page? - is it a setting for each folder when you tap'n'hold it?
Vivaldi is a new kind of browser that's based on the powerful Chromium engine. It's fast, simple to use and offers many innovative features without compromising on security, privacy or customization. So if you care deeply about your data, don't download a regular antivirus software but go for the mobile antivirus that protects Vivaldi.
@dfilskov
Hi I don´t use this feature but add one to my home screen, reboot device, shortcut is still there.
So I cant reproduce your issue on:
Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite
Android 12
Vivaldi Android
5.3.2683.43
Cheers, mib
@michaa7 The latest version of Vivaldi will not install on Android 5, but there are a few browsers that still get updates on Android 5. You should use one of these browsers on your Android 5 computer rather than Vivaldi, as using an outdated browser is a good way to get your computer infected with a virus.
I have a similar problem as the op.
Up until recently I was very happy with the browser - with the feature set and also performance.
However, for the last several weeks, I believe with the introduction of 5.3, performance is very noticeably worse. I have around 20 tabs, no stacking.
Browser currently stalls and is generally sluggish, not all the time but quite frequently. Scrolling is slow and sometimes hangs, especially on sites with lots of media content, twitter for me seems particularly affected. With prolonged use it affects the general performance of the phone itself, though that gets back to normal fairly quickly after quitting V.
A rather big pain in the derrière, I'd be loath to give up on V for android.
Android 10 on a Sony phone 4 gb RAM.
@lamchcl said in 5.0 on Chromebook consistently crashes (Aw, Snap! page):
Today I installed Vivaldi on my Chromebook through Google Play. After syncing with my account, I clicked the button to start browsing only to find that the start page immediately crashed with the "Aw, Snap!" page after loading. I tried other websites, including some internal URLS (such as vivaldi://game and about:blank) and all of them crashed as well. I tried using incognito, clearing storage, clearing cache, disabling sync, logging out, restarting my Chromebook, and reinstalling. I also tried installing the Vivaldi snapshot without changing any settings and that crashed as well.
I've uploaded a screen recording of the crash here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jQNwzfX-3maI_N_UYWEJq0qriMSM6KQT/view?usp=sharing
As for things that don't crash: Clicking on the Vivaldi icon and going to Settings doesn't crash, and neither does going to the bookmarks/history/notes/downloads panels. It's only the actual webpages that seem to crash.
Some more info:
Application version: Vivaldi Browser Snapshot 5.0.2498.7
Operating system: Android 9, ASUS Chromebook C202SA Build/R97-14324.27.0
Chrome OS Version: 97.0.4692.36 (Official Build) beta (64-bit)
If it helps, I have developer mode enabled and crouton installed, so I can look at Android app files and such if necessary. Let me know if there's any other information I can provide via log files, more testing, etc. I'd really like to be able to use Vivaldi on my Chromebook. Thanks in advance for all your help.
Is this a Vivaldi problem or is Google using a nasty sauce that prevents Vivaldi from working?
@lockrol
Bing is the default search engine if you install Vivaldi, so you have search suggestions. They have a deal with Microsoft, I guess.
I cant remember exactly but was not Google on the speed dial some time ago?
I don´t search a lot on my cell phone, was Google suggestion work on Vivaldi for Android?
If I want to search I open the Google page, I have it on my speed dial.
May a moderator steps by to check the bug tracker for Google search suggestions on Android bug reports.
Cheers, mib
@Aaron is there any option to get the homepage everytime restarting the browser instead of last opened tab?
I know we can do that by clicking 'exit' button.
But without that, is there any option like if we just close back button and close app and after that when we open browser again we see the homepage instead of last opened tab?
@MikoNyan that's how chromium work... Well all browsers in mobile phones work(I don't know about safari)!
It just switch to the nearest tab... easy for small screen navigation
@rainbowfoxtula if you select new tab it will open in new tab along with other tabs(not tab stack)
For that you have to select new tab stack
As for the settings in your screenshot it's applicable only when u click a link and it will open in tab stack along with the parent tab(the one where you clicked link)... Not applicable for long press actions 😕
I know, I know Vivaldi give all options
