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the amount of threads where the OP deletes his/her post or completely vanishes off earth's face despite 10 people caring for his/her case is astonishing lately...

Thank god I'm not a mod or I would treat those insults with insta-bans, before the administration would kick me out 😂 for being "not friendly to our "friends 🙄" "

@Martin-Storch said in User Interface Zoom resets when a Note is opened in the Note Editor:

@TbGbe
I did: issue reference VB-73435

I think this is fixed on 5.3 - I would regularly reproduce this before but now I cant.

Is there a way to disable creating a new window by Drag&Drop?

Is this possible?
It's annoying that the new window opens now and then when stacking with drag & drop.

@j12i That's actually a little bit hilarious -- a reminder to us all that weird left-field shyte just happens! Ta for loop-closing.

Confirmed fixed in 5.3 after manual update.

@npro

Ideally yes but that would be really too much for Vivaldi

Well, I don't know exactly how the team is organized, but I would expect some QA and test plans.

Otherwise they'd be pulling in external code with no idea on the directions taken. Which would be weird on a such high quality product.

It cannot be a Linux distro Wiki to document a product. It should be the product itself to list what's working, under which constraints and what is not.

Bottom line is: they are already doing tests, just document the results.

@Pathduck said in Access to intranet sites no longer work in 5.3:

For most users not in a corporate environment DoH is generally preferred I believe

@Pathduck said in Access to intranet sites no longer work in 5.3:

remember all the
"Vivaldi does not support DNS-over-HTTPS!"
posts

Slightly OT'ish

I might [🤭 ] have been one of those banging on with moans & whines for years in dismay that Nix chromium [ergo, V] missed out on native DoH for a couple of years after windoze got it. Once eventually chromium [ergo, V] got it in Nix, i adopted it immediately & loved it. Ironically [& quite hysterically tbh], soon afterwards for unrelated reasons i chose to change my VPN provider, & discovered that after having lusted after DoH for so long, i then had to abandon it coz it buggered my new VPN's geo-hopping efficacy [it created a DNS leak that allowed various O/S sites to realise what was going on, & block me, until i then forced said VPN's own DNS address in lieu of DoH in my NetworkManager, which then restored my geo-hopping success].

@Aaron thanks!
That will help, I think!
(Should have found that myself...)

Too mean? 🤷♀

guigirl@archlinuxTower[~] 16:49:23 Tue Jun 07 $> alias blah blah blah alias chk='checkupdates' blah blah blah guigirl@archlinuxTower[~] 16:47:44 Tue Jun 07 $> chk glibc 2.35-5 -> 2.35-6 lib32-glibc 2.35-5 -> 2.35-6

😇 🤭

@DoctorG After searching, I think this is upstream issue id=1279532, not Vivaldi issue.

Hi, @schnedan, and welcome to our community!
The password is filled in automatically on the following page: https://account.golem.de/user/login in Vivaldi 5.3.2679.38. Try using a clean profile. For more information, please refer to the Troubleshooting issues guide.

@DoctorG Very few consumer grade routers support SSL in which case there's no certificate anyway.

If the user finds typing http a chore, I doubt there is any appetite for managing SSL certs on a router.

@hornetster This might be useful:
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/cannot-access-asus-router-admin-page-but-have-full-wired-internet-connection.57210/

@DoctorG so, i get this bug again
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@jesus2099 said in Debian 10 apt: No Vivaldi:

But why aren't Vivaldi releases part of the normal Debian repo?

Because Vivaldi has its own repo and was not added to Debians repos because Debian maintainers adds only free software.

Download Vivaldi from vivaldi.com , install with dpkg and you will have the correct repo the next time, after the installation ended.

@guigirl To earlier question about btrfs - I initially set up this machine when btrfs was not yet a thing and I thought 24GB was more than enough for root partition, so ext4. Over the years I expanded it to 30GB but, of course, it feels cramped there. If I go without updates for a week there is not enough space for zypper to download them into default directory on root, but I got around that by setting zypper cache somewhere else.

In this way I'm extracting as much time as possible from my install with as little hassle as possible. All maintenance for me is clicking on update notification - I try to avoid even zypper dup.

Keeping it on topic - Vivaldi in openSUSE repo provided peace of mind for many years now. I used to have V forums on startpage speeddial but then I realized that I never need to go there so I replaced it with something else.

And then this problem popped up and I found myself fixing things again. How long did it take? Two days, and it went much faster after went to the forum for help. Altogether not a bad trade off for four years of doing nothing.

This is a testament to Vivaldi's maturity and reliability.

I was spoiled not only by TW but by ChromeOS, too. That was the ultimate hassle free environment for me. Not even clicking on updates is necessary. Windows, on the other hand...