@beyewol
Hi, I don´t have such a device but you can check "Default Permission" in vivaldi://settings/privacy/
or per tab with the padlock icon.
Is it possible to en/disable sound per application in Raspbian Linux?
Cheers, mib
@DoctorG You are welcome.
The whole fingerprint extension thing made me wonder : Does MeWe uses fingerprinting in order for you to be able to join them ?
@Chewi said in Vivaldi on native wayland not showing app_id:
Many thanks for the workaround, @guigirl! This has been driving me crazy since I switched to KDE. It also works on Vivaldi Stable now, just put vivaldi-stable instead of vivaldi-snapshot as the Desktop file name.
Good to know KDE has a way to make such rule. Unfortunately, with this workaround it is not possible to differentiate between stable and snapshot version, they both have vivaldi-bin window class. Waiting for the released fix.
@serii366 Meeeeh! Me is not a bro. 😢
If you wanna call me in ghetto slang: call me sista! 😉
If you are very educated, call me Ma'am.
I am a old IT gal and webdev.
Have fun with webdev on Vivaldi, most will work.
@nomadic I actually did this. I copied a Vivaldi's theme and customize to my taste. After that I exported and publish in the Vivaldi store.
It is working now.
Thanks anyway by the response.
@DoctorG
Hm, in KDE it works the same way, by the way.
Right click on the folder open this:
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It add the active tab on the bookmark bar.
Left click shows this:
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This add the active tab in the folder.
I can report it but I guess this is by design.
Cheers, mib
Hi !
When I do that the script is downloaded on my computer. I open the script with a text editor (I'm on Linux I'm using Atom), select all text (Ctrl+A) and copy.
Click on Orange Monkey icon in the Vivaldi toolbar. Go to ScriptStore then MyScripts and click Create New and there you paste the script you just copy. Click on Meta on top right to add name and save your script.
Next time you're on YouTube or supported video platform, you'll get a green download button next to the video.
@Pathduck I know what they are, I don't know why they are here.
I don't want any cast service and I did not authorize one.
Also I did not authorize any direct requests from the browser to any machine in my local network.
And all of them (including updates) every 2 minutes?
I just use a text file and copy the panel URLs into that, then make sure that file is backed up regularly. I mean, how often are you going to change the panels once they're set up 😉
PANELS
======
https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_picker.asp
http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict
https://emojipedia.org/
https://ss64.com/
chrome://settings/cookies/
chrome://chrome-urls/
But yeah, Sync of panels would be good - 🤞
@Had179 No need to apologize, I know it’s not the most user friendly thing out there. If you want to use it, you will have to read up on batch scripting and sed and try it out until you have something that works for you.
@TheChiefTM Hello and Welcome to the Vivaldi Community 🙂 👍
Necro indeed 😂
I fixed your code - this forum uses Markdown so an * at the start of a line means a list. See: https://commonmark.org/help/
Your rule for nytimes.com basically means that all requests to the domain will be blocked. Meaning all resources, including a lot of the static content as well. NYT hosts most of its static content on the nyt.com domain so most (?) will still show.
Your other rule means all third-party frames will be blocked everywhere. Basically you won't be able to see video embeds or other type of embeds on any site. But hey, to each their own right? 🙂
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-rule-syntax
The only rule I have for the NYT is:
nytimes.com * 3p-script block
Don't even know why exactly I have it - I rarely read the site anyway. Probably from the testing in this topic 😂
I use Cookie Autodelete set to delete everything but cache from non-whitelisted sites. After closing a tab, it deletes all cookies+storage+workers after some seconds.
I also have filters in uBlock to stop Service Workers dead, except from sites where I need them for site functionality. Mostly because I just hate the bloody things:
! Block all Service Worker requests, with some exceptions
||$csp=worker-src 'none'
@@||$csp=worker-src 'none',domain=docs.google.com
@@||$csp=worker-src 'none',domain=mail.google.com
@@||$csp=worker-src 'none',domain=spotify.com
@@||$csp=worker-src 'none',domain=w3schools.com
@@||$csp=worker-src 'none',domain=mega.nz
@@||$csp=worker-src 'none',domain=sdf.org
Not sure if it's able to delete everything everything though, and honestly I don't really care. I wouldn't get too hung up on whatever the Chromium internal siteData says is stored locally. It's probably not good for much anyway, if tracking is your concern.
@DoctorG , you're a lifesaver - fixed! That's like a breath of fresh air after looking at those garbled tabs all day.
Have you activated FXAA or similar anti-aliasing?
No, this is essentially a fresh install, and installing Vivaldi was one of the first things I did. (By "upgrading" to 22.04, I meant trying to upgrade, ending up with boot going to a blank screen, and re-installing KDE Neon from scratch - which effectively upgrades to 22.04.) And nothing I've done that I'm aware of would touch anything like that.
I noticed it immediately after installing a new Vivaldi theme, but that's probably a false correlation (switching to any theme afterwards didn't help).
@Panino
Hi, do you use the Vivaldi task manager (Shift+Esc)?
I test PiP and it show ~30% of 800% as my i5 4 core have 8 threads.
Video encoding on the GPU is not supported on Linux so it seams normal if it use one thread + on video streaming.
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Cheers, mib
