Looks to be happening to me on version 4.2.2406.48 with the Dark Reader extension. I've used Ctrl+D to toggle dark mode and it's worked fine for months until now. Restarted Vivaldi, changed from 'Global' to 'In Vivaldi' in the shortcuts menu, tried using a different key combination. Tried in Chrome and the same keyboard shortcut works fine when choosing 'in Chrome'. Hope this gets fixed as its a super useful shortcut for me.
@davaldi Same here - monitoring the CPU temps and RAM - it spikes up the CPU frequency near full max loading. Temps shoot up. Even disabling all tabs and plug-ins the condition persists. I'm running OSX 10.15.3 on a 2014.5 MBP. Its' always been an issue no matter of what I do.
I've tried disabling and enabling the GPU hardware throttling to trying flag settings to no avail. I can't watch YouTube videos - it will run too hot for my liking and the fans come on high.
I've even reset Mac's power management system to no avail.
I also redid the CPU and overhauled the thermal paste down to the CCA level.
Safari runs fine- no overheating issues on You Tube videos.
CM
On a similar MacBook Pro, I experience the same performance impact. What is worse in addition to the high CPU load often blasting the fan, is that the UI lags, many actions like switching tabs, setting input focus on the location bar, or just typing text often take seconds to complete.
I'm not sure exactly what this is to blame for. A bit particular about my setup is that I use an external screen with 4k res.
After all, the lag was so severe and annoying I had to switch away from Vivaldi. I use Firefox now which has a very responsive UI, with the same setup, even with hundreds of tabs open.
@streptococcus The bug(s) that I was referring to affected Mac users that use Vivaldi in fullscreen mode. They experience issues, such as the glitch that @alpercation depicted, when existing fullscreen.
@michel1920 said in Protonmail:
I use various tracker and cookie blocking extensions.
Then this s probably the reason. Try disabling all extensions:
https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/troubleshoot/troubleshooting-issues/
@mickboni autohiding the dock seems to work for me.
The first time I exit fullscreen after I enabled autohide the top edge of the browser still went slightly under the OS menubar as before. I then simply dragged it down so that the top edge of the browser is flush with the OS menubar as before when in normal, and since then each time I exit fullscreen it reverts back to the exact same 'normal' position.
I also actually quite like the dock hidden, providing more real estate for the browser or any other application.
@maxibelas Hello,
You're using an old Vivaldi version (last Stable version is 4.2.2406.44). It may be a bug but it won't be fixed unless you can reproduce it on the latest version.
@borrougagnou yes，It didn't popup some dialogs to let me approve/trust anything. Mac Mail app just did.
and the ssl/tls is the only option.
So, this is just the beta version, hope it will be fixed next version.
@vivaldi team.
Just wanted to share that, apparently, the latest release fixed this issue. I'm using 4.2.2406.44 (Stable channel) (x86_64) version and I no longer see this issue ❤
@karjala Hello and Welcome to the Vivaldi Community 🙂 👍
Seems to work fine here.
Please try the troubleshooting steps first:
https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/troubleshoot/troubleshooting-issues/
File a bug report with reliable steps-to-reproduce for any issue that you are experiencing. The Vivaldi developers do not actively follow these forums. However, if you file a bug report that can be confirmed by any of the internal testers, the issue will get investigated. If you can get the issue to reproduce with a clean installation, or in a Guest window without any active extensions, that will increase the chances of the bug getting confirmed internally and also make it easier for developers to identify the root cause and fix it Unreported bugs will never get fixed.
I have the RAM (CPU spiking/heating) and similar customising problems. I use Safari and Firefox more than Vivaldi on macOS now. Which is a shame as I like Vivaldi, it just doesn't like Mac's.
@luetage said in How to Stop Websites From Asking to Show Notifications on Vivaldi 4:
@tech444 Dood, chill. It’s just a web browser.
Tech444's post really need to be removed. Or at minimum remove the ones referencing me.
