@Pathduck said in An explanation about the "new" image search parameters?:
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/components/search_engines/prepopulated_engines.json
Thanks! This page contains this entry:
"image_url": "https://yandex.com/images/search?rpt=imageview"
"image_url_post_params": "upfile={google:imageThumbnail},original_width={google:imageOriginalWidth},original_height={google:imageOriginalHeight},prg=1"
Now Yandex image search works for me.
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Just downloaded and spent yesterday setting Vivaldi up to my liking, in terms of appearance at least. So a VERY new user. I came from Edge, simply because I fancied a change - nothing wrong with Edge, I like it a lot, but still: a change is as good as a rest!
I had tried Vivaldi once previously, perhaps a year or so, and found the set up a bit too detailed so didn't persist for long, but this time I found it much easier and (so far) I'm very much liking what I find.
Calendar is good, all the basic stuff perfect, although I wish I could make the Speed Dial tiles still smaller: I set Tiny and they're not.....but it's no real problem. Next job on Monday is to sort out Mail (then I will have all I need on s single browser rather than a couple of separate things) and set up a Blog.
Happy days!
@crusader6 , welcome to our community and that your wife's health soon improves.
Enjoy Vivaldi
PS In my signature you can also find some interesting links for your bookmarks.
Dear @Poto,
We decided on making Vivaldi the browser from the beginning, but we also felt we needed to make a new home for those community members. As Vivaldi was made as a browser for our friends, we also wanted to provide a new home. Building the browser was a bigger task and as Opera was closing the community, we had to quickly get the community site up and running.
There is always a lot of challenges when building a company like Vivaldi. We, however, are fortunate to have your support.
Cheers,
Jon.
Dear @Poto ,
Thank you for your kind words.
My philosophy is to build a team of very smart people and that brains think better than a brain. The team has ideas and the team implements. Some times we have ideas from our users, sometimes ideas come from discussions, sometimes someone has an idea, implements it and shows it to the rest of the team.
An idea can start with the design or it can start with a proof of concept. In the end any idea goes through steps of refining with feedback from members of the team and the community.
Cheers,
Jon.
@Jknapp1208 Hi π
It's Roundcube:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roundcube
Not easy to find, but there are hints here and there (source, cookies) π
Hi @benoau!
I checked and your email was subscribed to our newsletters around the time you created this topic. Did you try multiple times and one of them was successful or did you try once? The latter would mean that the action was successful, but the message the web page gave is wrong.
@Ja27CS2g Hi - what "feature pages"? Do you mean this one?
https://vivaldi.com/features/
Shows up fine in English here. There's a language selection on the bottom of the page (maybe should be moved to the top...)
When you select a language it will change the URL:
https://vivaldi.com/es/features/
Make sure to check the URL is correct.
But it will also set a preference cookie
chosen_language = es
for instance. This will send you to your preferred language page if set, so clear it to revert to default (en).
@DoctorG said in How to keep track of bug reports:
I use a mail filter which catches the subject VB- in my mail client and i use sort newest by date.
After a bug was set to resolved, i delete such mails.
Thanks for responding. That's a good way to do it.
@luetage At the very least I would expect the comparisons to be accurate, "marketing blah blah" or not. Having incorrect comparisons like the ones I mentioned makes me believe they those aspects of the other browsers were not properly checked, so they should be fixed if the page is to remain there.
And, in the worst case imaginable, someone that is a potential user that notices those inaccuracies in the comparison may incorrectly assume malicious intentions from the Vivaldi team.
