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Yes, the plethora of customisation options and different settings to tweak, in addition to keyboard accessibility are definitely the main reasons I switched over to Vivaldi
@kahukura said in At last, a serious browser!:
should there be a notice/hint after installation that it is be incredibly configurable through the settings?
I think so - there's definitely been cases of users who did not even know of existence of a settings page, or even that there's a menu where the most powerful options reside. Some users are so spoiled by other browsers to the point where they expect everything to be a big button to click, and that the options available are only the ones you can immediately see from startup...
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@Steffie In French, we have a word for that kind of articles you are referring to: publireportage (publicité+reportage = advertisement+article). It means an article is sponsored content, an advertisement written by a journalist.
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Hi, I think you have to live with it, some ancient software will not run on Windows 10.
Many companies had problems with change to Win 10 and some still pay for Windows 7 support. The government in Berlin pay 1.000000€ per year for this.
Maybe you can use a Windows 7 virtual machine in bridge mode, it connect the network directly to the Windows 10 host. Check the web for Virtualbox, for example.
Windows 10 include a virtual machine,too but I am not familiar with it.
Cheers, mib
Okay, so Vivaldia right? It's really cool, I the visuals are neat and the palette is well chosen and used (at least in my opinion lmao), and I think it's interesting (if a teeny bit uncreative) that the soundtrack is inspired by Grieg's In the Hall of the Mountain King from his Peer Gynt opera. Were I a better composer, I'd offer to help create a new soundtrack, but I'm just a beginner, so I wouldn't be able to contribute (': (Also, the soundtrack doesn't loop very well if you stay still at the beginning for a long time.)
Anyhow, it's the perfect generic shooter game to distract myself while I have a think about stuff, or just kill time, or if online class is boring as h e c k. In general, I like it, but not because it's amazing; rather, because it's perfectly generic. That's probably not what the devs wanted, so uhhhhh sorry I guess hahaha. But it's fun so yeah!
