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@uvedenrode I guess this place is better for you to ask: https://orionfeedback.org

@Pixol22 Firefox is trying to become Chrome, because Chrome's way more popular then Firefox. Problem with that is: If people wanted to use Chrome, they'd use Chrome.

@Eggcorn said in Essential out the box and Opera 3.62:

Is true that most people replace their computers every few years? That just seems like a waste of money.

Many people is adviced to take the low specs one, "since it's enough" then they face the reality, it's slow and after few years is even more slow it may have all kind of problems too...

The low specs shouldn't exist, at any times mid-range should be the minimum to last enough.

yes, I know, as I already stated. In fact, I can use Vivaldi on all these systems and with the exception of this website, it shows secure connections and plays video.

I am unsure if it is video codecs related to HTML5 or some other bug, but it would be nice to know what exactly is causing the issue because all the other browsers I have used work fine (Chrome, FF and Brave). It seems to be Vivaldi related...

Google devs delayed cut of V2 manifests ⇒ https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/chromium-extensions/c/zQ77HkGmK9E

Yngve already replied here, but we now also have a longer post about this topic on https://vivaldi.com/blog/pulling-the-plug-on-expired-operating-systems/.

@LonM , I also have my doubts about what Google considers useful for the user, if I think about the differences between Android and the F-Droid apps that are also on Google Play, in the latter but only in the "decaffeinated" version, for example in the InviZible Pro I use, the F-Droid one blocks ads in mobile apps, while the Google Play version doesn't or only partially. Similar to others, like Blokada. I think Google says that ads are useful to the user.

@Eggcorn Oh, yes, i forgot all these other oligarchs and criminals.

Looks pretty lame to me. JMO,though.

@vvklaus Ah, I closed that link after the lack of response. Figured you left the forum.

Here is a new link: https://icedrive.net/r/1fhhKG6CKTGDdpH4hp8813C7BvxKt19V2F64RTHc

It is open until the end of the month. Not sure I will be able to help, but can't really know until I see it.

@vivaldinomad If I am not mistaken, all of these requests have been made already. Only post one new request per topic, after searching and voting for existing topics.

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@jwilson79 Thanks for hint.

The smartphone version of the Yandex browser has one interesting feature: It can block junk telephone calls.

Brave crashes every time for me after being open about 20-30 seconds ... no way to fix it ... oh, well ... I like Vivaldi quite a bit better, anyway. 🙂

@Poto Perhaps Vivaldi should send a Firefox user agent to those booking sites.

@Priest72 , they say "if you don't like the weather in Iceland, wait 10 minutes"

P.S. The problem recurs on Ubuntu with recent versions of Firefox, Chrome and Vivaldi. Seems like a problem with Chromium, though I've noticed different Chromium-based browsers offering a different selection of imports.

@grogge said in Vivaldi (as Chrome based browser) causes a DCOM 10016 error in the Windows Event Log (with solution):

Will the Vivaldi team actually look into this? I mean they surely have ways to send a bugfix upstream. Or should I file a bug report with Chrome? What if the problem is known at Google and they have decided to ignore it? Would Vivaldi devs still be interested to look into it?

To answer this: we have been fixing some Chromium issues in the past, and we can look into it if the issue is severe enough - though in this case, it looks like a minor inconvenience rather than a show-stopper. Nevertheless, Chromium issues should be reported upstream first.