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hi Gwen-Dragon
a bit fuzzy. looks like install or trial to be sure what is included. they claim WPS is installed, but another place says libre office. it says vivaldi and gnome web installed, but none of these items are on the full package list at distrowatch. There is a feature feren screenshot of vivaldi, so we are betting vivaldi is On. how many vivaldi users will it introduce to this forum? One, thedisciple, gave voice, so far. Seems like it would have been of notoriety here at vivaldi community or team blog to put a smile on Mister Jon. good or bad association yet to be determined.
@catweazle said in Vivaldi Dominates!:
I've 100/100 with Vivaldi in default configuration, without extensions
I wander why I get 97/100 in the test, with Adblock Plus.
@Pesala Hi again, I have instlled Opera 11.64, because debug-skin is broken in 12.17
@ksx4system For Vivaldi there is unofficial Discord - join to Vivaldi Discord chat here: https://discord.gg/cs6bTDU
For Opera (unofficial) here: https://discord.gg/kSU7TmZ
@Gwen-Dragon
Well I've tried Vivaldi on MacOS X 10.11.6 (El Capitan) powered mid-2009 iMac and I can say that it works pretty well for 8 year old machine. Unfortunately I'm not able to test on anything older (lol that PowerPC G4 mini on 10.4.11 Tiger won't cut it).
I've already presented Vivaldi to some of my friends (clearly power users). I'll probably create a new thread with some extensive description on biggest local (I mean country-wide) Apple forum too.
edit (rant):
fsck yeah Apple, this surely made conversations more precise... Mac OS = vintage non-UNIX stuff up to 9.2.2, MacOS X 10.0 (Cheetah)-10.11.6 (El Capitan) and macOS for 10.12.6 (Sierra) onwards
@cjprindle Your job had done good to me. I clicked on the link, installed Vivaldi, made it inspection to see what it is, and thereafter it became the most used Browser on my top notch Fedora 26 Workstation with Gnome 3.24.3 and Cinnamon 3.4.4. both... Just love Vivaldi! Thank you for promoting it. I'd even didn't started ONCE my lovable Google Chrome Beta proprietary Browser, after trying Vivaldi... And those Emails at Vivaldi.Net... People, it's a fresh service and the coolest names are free for registration.
It's obvious, that Vivaldi Browser has a new ambitious and wealthy owner/sponsor, because their teem is working and upgrading day by day everything...
And it's not about, that Vivaldi technically is not any worst, than Chrome, or Opera Beta, or that open source trash Mozilla Firefox... It's about the innovative design of Vivaldi, plus many exciting new futures, plus, that it basically can act, as a Chrome browser. Based on Chromium Project...
hi luetage
Not minus cheer here. Full of cheer here. as>like when reading Your personal aside to Tony, Bad Tony, chiding and directing Tony with that mustn't be and that meant to be. Dear luetage.
Another picture? cool. The artist' imagination goes further than the quoted concept.
Puffs of smoke Tony creates is missing from the pictures. Are they edited out with disguise? y'know... digitally?
Hi!
Please read the following thread & blogpost: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/20176/why-the-new-vivaldi-icon-here-s-why + https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/11089/the-vivaldi-logo/.
And please use that thread to further comment on the new logo.
@rseiler I still have Defender turned on, but I have the cloud protection turned off. Though with the new Creator's Update, I'm not sure cloud protection is a part of W10 anymore. Either way, I have only the basic Defender protection, with nothing added.
@TalGarik - Apparently the service is messed up today. I'll try to ping a developer or the community manager, but it's Christmas Eve. It may be no one will respond before Monday.
I don't know whether this can help to identify/solve the problem or not, but I've also noticed that Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge and Opera 12 are downloading Vivaldi normally unlike Vivaldi, Chrome, Opera (without VPN) and Mozilla Firefox.
This site seems to be using a very primitive method of disallowing browser with incompatible user-agent strings.
Try using an extension which fakes your user-agent. I'm using User-Agent Switcher for Google Chrome but I had to edit the "Chrome on Windows" entry first, as it uses an outdated string. Here's the one that I used to pass through that "outdated browser" warning message on flowkey (I haven't tried the site's functionality though):
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/41.0.2228.0 Safari/537.36
I'm coming from Firefox, which I used from way back at Firebird and Phoenix, but it started to get bloated and laggy so I started shopping around for a replacement. That was kind of a big deal for me given how long I had used it. I can't remember exactly how I found out about Vivaldi but I gave it try back just before 1.0. I liked it but it didn't seem quite ready for prime time so I waited and watched.
Now I'm using it full time at home. I'm very pleased. It's completely intuitive and very, very powerful. I'm not sure what I think about having an email client in a browser, but I really want to give it a try. Seems like it would kill two birds with one stone. I'd like to join in giving my thanks to the Vivaldi team. This browser is only going to get better and better.
