Me toca esperar a ver si consigo acceso al correo, me parece triste que por unos pocos se pague todo el resto.

(Mod translation) "I have to wait to see if I can get access to the email, it seems sad to me that the the rest must pay for a few."

English only, on the international forum, please.

@shieldedbymercy 🙂 Welcome in our Vivaldi Community 🙂

Do not hesitate to ask, we are a community to help users.

Enjoy browsing with Vivaldi.

@LonM It looks like a few of the more recent accounts of this type do show the "Banned" message on their accounts here on the forum. In the past, I believe it wasn't necessarily reflected back here on the forum if they were banned on Vivaldi Social, but not sure what, if anything, changed.

Maybe I will be more vigilant with checking Vivaldi Social in the future, but for now I will stick to just checking the forum. I will continue to flag some accounts with obvious spam links in their profile image, like @totoagung, when I run across them.

The themes available for our blogs have been custom-made for Vivaldi Community blogs by our designer and are not available for other WordPress blogs.

@DoctorG He he 🙂 - no problem. Was hosting my own DNS / e-Mail (Postfix) back in early 2000. Don't know how I managed that .... 🤪
Though about hosting my e-mail server for a while also - but, it seems a bit to hard to co-op and keep the attackers out of the system.

@jane-n I just tried and it didn't work. But I've figured it out.
I'm no programmer, I have no idea of code, but I know the ";",semicolon symbol, does things on code, so i thought maybe removing it from the name of the theme (The name was Steins;Gate). Replaced it with a simple space and it worked. Thanks anyways!

@echo258
We have another Fedora user with sync issues, the Flatpack is used and there are still issues with it.
Do you use it too?

https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/98703/issue-with-sync

@jane-n said in Add passkey support for Vivaldi accounts:

@RickBryan
Take a look at the Help page with step-by-step instructions here: https://help.vivaldi.com/services/account/two-factor-authentication/.

@jane-n This isn't related to 2FA/MFA (what the linked article covered). Passkeys are an alternative to entering passwords at all. It's akin to using SSH keys for authentication instead of a password.

Browsers like Edge support this and Windows encourages using passkeys or biometrics over passwords. Here is what Indeed (the job searching site) has as more info on passkeys:

On supported browsers and devices, you can use a passkey to sign in to your Indeed account using your fingerprint, face, or screen lock. Once a passkey is set up, you won't need a password next time you sign in on this device.

Passkeys are stored locally on your device. Indeed will never receive any biometric data or other information related to your passkey.