@crimsonshade Oh, so it's just a minor aesthetic issue. If you put everything to top you should be able to see V being the default browser in its Settings, that's what I know. But it could be 'buntus like you said, no further idea if everything works as expected like you say.

In my case it would never have updated (and hadn't since 3.8) simply because when I upgraded to Ubuntu 21.10 (or maybe earlier) it disabled the update links to Vivaldi.

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@seriocity

Do you have added a special DNS server in your Linux network settings?
Open shell and run this sommand:
grep "nameserver" /etc/resolv.conf

Do you use a web/DNS filter in your DSL modem or router?

On which domain/URL does DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN error happen?
Can you please run in terminal/shell these commands each (please post output with </> button here):
nslookup vivaldi.net

nslookup vivaldi.net 1.1.1.1

nslookup vivaldi.net 8.8.8.8

@tomekpar It looks like a site problem, related to accepting cookies. It does the same thing in all browsers I test with, Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Opera.

You need to accept 3rd-party cookies for the share icons to show correctly. And even then, you need to reload the page for them to actually show. If 3rd-party cookies are blocked, the icons never show. Bad site coding is all.

Video, clean profile of Vivaldi 5.1 Stable:
https://ttm.sh/i5b.mp4

Firefox:
https://ttm.sh/i5q.mp4

Accepting 3rd-party cookies is part of the troubleshooting guide:
https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/troubleshoot/troubleshooting-issues/#Enable_Third-Party_Cookies

@esclaus Now i tried Manjaro package nerd-fonts-noto-sans-mono and only Firefox showed the chars, but not on Vivaldi, Chrome or Chromium.
I think it is a Chromium issue that the font does not show up.

You found a Chromium bug! 🏅

Perhaps an other Arch user can help more. Good luck.

Please ask @pafflick from official Vivaldi Team for better advices.

I guess I have to switch to another browser then.
I really like Vivaldi but there are so many bugs in the Linux version and this bug is killing it.
I already have to use firefox for half of the pages because they are unusable in Vivaldi ...

Some of the issues linked in the thread you mentioned seem to be different from the one you're describing. Did you try performing basic troubleshooting, like using a guest window or a clean profile?

@doctorg
Ok Thank you - the button was active but it didn't made the design. After deactivation and activation an restart the design was active.
maybe a bug?

I used to share the mail directory between Linux and Windows back in the good old Opera12 M2 days, which would otherwise be lots of gigabytes of duplicated data.

I'm about to set this up for M3 now but since it's in beta, the whole forward/backward compatibility between a version and version++ becomes even more of a danger. If @gmg decides to make a major change, I update on OS1 first (thus applying the change) and then boot OS2 with the older version, I really really don't want this to break mail, regardless of the backups I may have on my NAS.

I just checked! All the passwords were there.

@wymby Well done.

If Shakespeare were here, he might mutter something about being hoist with your own petard. However, ever since he was banned from the forum for constantly going OT with solipsistic soliloquies, you're probably pretty safe.

@3vi1 Please report bug to Vivaldi tracker

Thank you! I learned a lot during this i didn't know before!

@doctorg No the switcher is turned off.
Maybe I don't need it anymore.

There were once some pages which weren't displayed in the correct way. We'll see, if I really don't need it anymore.

Thanks for your support.

@npro said in Can login keyring request be eliminated?:

@ugly said in Can login keyring request be eliminated?:

it shouldn't be a problem again.

along with not being able to save passwords and access already saved passwords inside Vivaldi anymore, and having to search for them in unencrypted form somewhere outside, true.

Good point. I use an external password manager, so it is not an issue for me. But could be for someone else. I edited my post to include a warning.