Like Verdana, BitStream Vera was designed for display on low resolution devices such as monitors. My own Verajja typefaces extend the glyph coverage to support Vietnamese, and include full sets of Miscellaneous Symbols and Dingbats.
The DejaVu fonts extend glyph coverage to Cyrillic and more.
Everything about extensions installed via Chrome Web Store and their development.
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@solver3 This might be a result of the user agent change in the recent 2.10 builds. I don't know of an eays solution for that.
However, if you can find the URL from an older version, you should be able to add it as a web panel. All you will need is to change the extension ID, which you can find on vivaldi://extensions
External programs affecting Vivaldi like your AV or disk cleansing tools.
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@danielson The bookmarklet works, but dragging and dropping to bookmarks bar doesn't work.
It looks like a bug in Vivaldi, since if you drag it it will end up as about:blank#blocked - which will obviously not work. Please report this to Vivaldi at:
https://vivaldi.com/bugreport/
The actual code for the bookmarklet is:
javascript:if(document.getSelection){s=document.getSelection();}else{s='';};document.location='https://start.me/add_bookmark?url='+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+'&title='+encodeURIComponent(document.title)
You can easily obtain this by right-clicking the link and "Copy link address". Then paste that into the Address of the created bookmark (or create a new one) and it will work just fine.
@Marko-Indaco That is true. My Qogir theme also had a update once where the the right-click was white.
After the maker of the theme did a update regarding Chrome browsers, all is well again.
So themes do also need to implement special code for browsers.
@Pathduck - after reading up on your feedback and even if Martin at GHacks might tend to set RAM disk as per this recommendation for Brave:
Startup parameters
Brave supports Chromium startup parameters. These are supplied on start and may modify certain features and settings of the browser that can't be changed in the browser's settings.
You may either run Brave from the command line and specify the parameters, or edit the shortcut that points to Brave to permanently use the parameters.
On Windows, you simply right-click on the Brave shortcut on the desktop or Start and select Properties. Note that you need to right-click on Brave a second time in the menu if you right-click on the Brave icon in the taskbar. Add the parameters to the end of the Target field and click ok to save the changes.
--process-per-site -- Brave puts every page you open in the browser in its own process. If you notice that your devices hit the available RAM limit regularly, you may want to load Brave with the --process-per-site parameter to use a single process per site instead. Useful if you open multiple pages of a single site as it will reduce RAM usage.
--disk-cache-dir=z:\brave\ --disk-cache-size=104857600 -- You may move the disk cache to a faster drive or a RAM disk (if you have plenty of RAM). The value of the cache is in bytes. The number in the example sets the cache to 100 Megabytes. See How to use a RAM disk in Windows and check out our overview of free RAM disk programs for Windows.
--enable-low-end-device-mode -- This enables low end device mode which improves memory consumption of the browser.
https://www.ghacks.net/2019/09/14/speed-up-brave-browser/
and... not noticing anything significant with Firefox,
think i'll just let it be.
You have to add the web address then right-click on the sidebar icon and set it to desktop mode.
Same for web skype or it insists you use the app.
No extensions required
What has happened to Zebra RSS, was it removed from the Chrome Store and for what reason? I can only find it in https://www.crx4chrome.com/crx/80309/ . It was pretty good, and unlike Feedbro very straightforward, kinda like old Presto one or the emulation of it (RSS Aggregator), no extra menus on icon clicking, no unneccessary "general intro" screens etc, stuff that one has to look in the settings to alter. Can I still suggest it to others, what do you think?
@jtid said in Separate icon/extension/button for quick access to dev tools & private window:
@LonM Yup... pretty much shortcuts.
Did some more digging and you can open the Console with CTRL+SHIFT+J and the Elements panel with CTRL+SHIFT+C... but this is being used by Vivaldi to Copy Text To A Note.
Thankfully I've found you can set the Elements Panel shortcut in Vivaldi setting so I'm now using CTRL+SHIFT+F12.
This will speed things up
Thanks for the suggestions.
You can also change the shortcut fit copy to note, and many others as well, in the settings. I have heavily modified the keyboard shortcuts, but my keyboard is very different from what the vast majority of people use - I can configure it to do a lot of powerful stuff that's really not possible with normal keyboards. A lot of the typical keyboard shortcuts are just a single button or maybe 2 instead of 4 or 5+. It's definitely worth configuring Vivaldi's keyboard shortcuts to suit your needs. Create yourself a cheat sheet when you do, mine is in a spreadsheet.
@Hadden89 Thanks again. Great great great. The css tweak and the link to the mod. I took what I needed from there now. This is what I wanted with the "whitespace"/indent.
And because of that I changed your icon-display= none for me to
.vivaldi-tree .tree-row .expand-icon svg {
fill: #ffffff;
stroke-width: 0;
}
and combined with the mod-link-code via
/* Top level */
.panel-bookmarks .vivaldi-tree .tree-item
.tree-row label > :not(.expand-icon):first-child[style*="margin-left: 16px"] {
margin-left: 0px !important;
}
.panel-bookmarks .vivaldi-tree .tree-item
.tree-row label > .expand-icon:first-child[style*="margin-left: 0px"] {
margin-left: -16px !important;
}
/* Second level */
.panel-bookmarks .vivaldi-tree .tree-item
.tree-row label > :not(.expand-icon):first-child[style*="margin-left: 32px"] {
margin-left: 8px !important;
}
.panel-bookmarks .vivaldi-tree .tree-item
.tree-row label > .expand-icon:first-child[style*="margin-left: 16px"] {
margin-left: -8px !important;
}
Then I have still the indent.
But anyway. Without your tipps/hints, wouldn't be able to find/do this.
Well, I've googled that Chrome shows different taskbar icons for different profiles (it uses profile icons that look like main application icon with smaller profile picture in the corner).
But due to some stupid Chrome bug/limitation it only does it when taskbar button labels are hidden (I always enable small buttons and labels because switching between multiple windows is much easier with this old style).
And it still doesn't allow setting custom profile icon, and it is also quite sad because it isn't usable to run multiple profiles at the same time when they all have the same or almost the same icon.
Try an extension with multiple providers including tineye
https://ainoob.com/en/project/noobox
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/reveye-reverse-image-sear/keaaclcjhehbbapnphnmpiklalfhelgf
@raed
I know that solution but I'd like to use styles as hiding home button is just a first step for further mods.
@Hadden89
Thx, it's exactly what I wanted.
Late reply, but you can do this by using Stylus
Just create a theme for the sites you want it to apply to and use this code
html {
filter: blur(20px) !important;
transition: filter 10s !important;
}
html:hover {
filter: blur(0) !important;
transition: filter 0.5s !important;
}
