@DoveVavide @vinczej @luetage @JacobDavis
Hi,
I'm wondering whether this is the issue
[Mail] Feeds disappear from Feed Panel after restart when hiding feeds from the Mail Panel
I addressed that after comments from the latest Snapshot (2669.3) A fix was push from my side on the 13th of May. Should therefore be fixed in the next Snapshot.
In the meantime you can enable showing Feeds in the Mail Panel again and restart the browser. Everything should presumably be back to normal again
@whuang workaround:
in the window with mail, click on Unread in the mail panel to open the mail tab. Right click the mail tab in the tab bar and pin it so it never closes.
Once you have set it up this way, you can hit F2 to open quick commands, and type "mail". This will suggest to switch to the mail tab, bringing you to the correct window
I have the exact same problem with version 5.2.2623.39 (Stable channel) (64-Bit).
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Can anyone help me out by finding the cause for this?
Another oddity: If I right-click the audio player within the Vergecast feed and select Developer Tools > Inspect, the console shows an "ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT" error for the audio link. However, clicking the link within the console successfully loads the audio file in a new tab, at which point it can be played and downloaded.
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@cobriel said in Specific feeds don't update after first time:
I'm getting something similar. After the most recent update to 5.2, some of my feeds have stopped updating. The older feeds on my list (the first twenty-or-so I added) all see to be functioning fine, but the more recent ones have just stopped. I'm not sure exactly what the deciding factor is. I deleted some of the stuck feeds and re-added them which gave me the new items, but they've not updated since then when I know there have been new posts that should be listed.
I see this behavior since previous versions too.
Now, is just more evident.
Ok, I went down the "hard" way (had to go through all feeds what to keep and what not) and deleted all my feeds in Setting and then inserted them anew. Now my feeds are working again.
Many thanks to everybody who tried to help.
@guigirl
beside that's this FR is already at ultimate importance, I've already voted 😢
@elbastardo said:
Another thing I noticed that should probably be chaned is: When a subscribed feed is focused in the panel and you press [del] on a Windows keyboard, the feed is gone instantly! No warning, no "are you sure", nothing. All messages are gone too.
yeah, this is a annoying bug, which I encounter regularly 🤦🏻♂️
keep in mind, that M3 is in beta status 😉
@ajgringo619 what does "archive" really mean? Keep out of sight?
I suggest this: in the mail panel, set the unread view to show feeds, and set the Received view to hide them. Read your feeds as they come in and show in the unread view. When you are done, mark them as read so they are gone.
But they are still "archived" in the feeds view of the panel. Alternatively if you don't want to "archive" only some articles, label those feed messages with some custom label.
vivaldi://serviceworker-internals
did the trick: bloomberg service was there, Unregister-ed (that and a few other surprising/unexpected ones).
chrome://settings/content/notifications: checked before posting, nothing was there
cookies/cache: tried, but using Vivaldi strictly for work (stacked tabs 🙂 )
Thank You!
@mossman Agree with you on reading articles, but I will say there is one thing that Vivaldi does that is better than Thunderbird and Outlook (and the primary reason I'm sticking with V for now) is that you can read feeds with your emails. In the other programs you have to click on each individual feed to read any articles in them. So any effort I would save from having to click on the Open Article button sometimes is not only taken away, but even exacerbated.
Also, Vivaldi notifies you when a feed is updated. The other two don't.
@pesala said in Restore delete feed with messages:
What is your use-case that you need to keep a record of old news?
Some of the feed I'm subscribed publish quite a lot articles daily. I delete most of them, but keep some that find them interesting for later.
Some articles can be used as a reference at any time, so I keep them. Also it is possible to search within whole text in the article not the title only.
For some feeds I use the provided picture for search.
For me this is more productive and faster than to bookmark the page with the article.
I've been using the RSS feeds this way for years in Opera, never had any issue.
Last 15 of whatever number doesn't work in this scenario, because I have few dozens articles scattered through several months.
