@barbudo2005 said in Improve adblock syntax (+security) and show invalid/unsupported filters:

There is no “obligation” to use the built-in Adblocker. It's as simple as that.

I know this post is about desktop, but what do you suggest on android?

I just read a Skreed vs Opera and am trying out Vivaldi.
I love the start page. Actually, more visual than Opera.
But the Opera pinboard is a very functional, malleable, and useful device.
For all the brilliance I am encountering here, it wouldn't be much for the Vivaldi folks to create their own pinboard.
Why are they/you fighting it?

Oh Ok!, this feature is already here, sorry, premature evaluation 🙂 ! Great job!

@otakuotaku I would say it had to be a bug report.

Edit: there is actually an old bug report, mentioned in the earlier post, but not addressed yet.

Vivaldi Snapshot 7.4.3653.3 on linux. I see new dark splash screen 🎉
It's okay.

Thanks everyone in this thread who wanted dark splash screen back 👍

@Christian-Rauch I have created an account just to vote for this. It's stupid that 7 years later this is still not a thing.

@Pesala thank you, this is exactly what I looking for 😍

please add the ability to keep the most clicked on languages at the top of the dropdown box. The list of languages is huge, most people will only use a handful of languages.

Translation is one of those things that people do all the time, if they need to do it.

Even sometimes you can "lose" the language that was being used, and have to select it again - this happens when automatic is used.

So to be able to quickly find the language would be great. I know you can press the first letter but it would be better to add the most recently used languages at the top.

I think it would make sense to have a limit.. like say 4 or 5 MRU languages that get added at the top. If there was no limit, it could really mess up the whole language list from aberrant clicks or whatnot.

I do not think having the user manually configure a list of their favourite languages makes more sense than just maintaining an MRU list of languages selected by the user

Still no way of removing this 'default workspace'? It makes no sense to me and is driving me crazy, I have multiple workspaces that I can neatly switch with my mouse wheel, to reveal the tabs I have open in each, but I have this extra unwanted workspace that I can't get rid of.

@n710c, nice one

I have the same issue: when I want to declutter workspace "A" by moving tabs to workspace "B" (archive), my view switches to "B" every time I move a tab.

I understand that there's a double-trick secret handshake way of selecting a different tab first yada but it's illogical and I'll never remember it.

--> Devs please give us an option / flag to not have this happen; i.e. "stay in current workplace on tab move".

Thanks

@Pesala How come this works? Normally the GUI shows that the tabs are not selected after being removed from the stack. How come this will stack them? Or does this work only on the assumption of no other tabs being open outside of the tab stacks? Because in case there are some, I don't want them to get stacked together with the newly removed ones.... will try later.

Include active tab in selection... hehe, that's how I used to roll, but I had to disable it to make it easier to send tabs to other workspaces without moving focus there 🤷‍♂️

I've made a cool chain today though - works great for going through a mixed tab stack and pulling tabs out of it
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I vote for the same feature. I was used to it in Edge where it is the default behavior (stay within the current tab group).

@luetage Ah, so you mean the problem was resolved, if I understand well, isn't it?

Anyone, the did the devs decide on something?

Any progress on this ?

The JS mod for this feature is a pain and not practical, and doesn't look like it's being maintained. After every browser update, the browser.html has to be manually re-edited to include the script source. And the CSS method can be irritating.

Would be nice, every other browser has this.

I would like to inquire whether there are plans to implement a more advanced download manager in the browser. A critical feature that many users, including myself, would greatly benefit from is the ability to automatically categorize downloaded files based on type (e.g., PDFs, images, executables) and sort them into designated folders. Additionally, filtering downloads by source website, file size, or date would significantly improve file organization and accessibility.

This is not just a convenience feature but a fundamental need in modern web browsing. Effective download management enhances productivity and user experience, making it a highly valuable addition. Given its importance, I would appreciate knowing whether this functionality is already being considered.

Thank you for your time and dedication. I look forward to your response.