After the latest update (2.2.1388.34 (Stable channel) (64-bit)) I also found that I could no longer get the OneNote Web Clipper to log in unless I disabled blocking of third-party cookies. In previous Vivaldi versions blocking of third-party cookies did not prevent the extension from logging in. Also the extension still works correctly in the current stable channel release of Chrome with third-party cookies disabled. The extension was last updated in June, so apparently a change in the latest Vivaldi version is causing the issue.
Previously, there is a popup container to display all hidden extension buttons, but now it's replaced with all buttons crammed into the Address bar. I have a lot of hidden extensions & this new layout is very bad solution to display a lot of hidden buttons.
I would like to recreate the previous method with horizontal layout, spawn at the bottom of the toggle button. Is that possible with just CSS? Or we need to do it with JavaScript? The best i can muster with my limited CSS knowledge is this:
.toolbar-addressbar .extensions-wrapper.expanded button.actionVisibility-hidden {
position:absolute; top:35px right:0;
}
But then all buttons end up stacking on top of each other at the corner... I'm out of idea, so anyone have any idea?
Thanks for all the help.
External programs affecting Vivaldi like your AV or disk cleansing tools.
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Dear Vivaldi devs,
I'm not sure if you are aware, Magnet is #1 Productivity app in the Mac App Store for a while now. And your browser doesn't like it.
Opera got it working BTW.
Ping me when this is fixed please.
Thanks,
@GCG1000 drag and drop is best that way because it prevents misclicking. vertical and horizontal separators i've seen they are set automatically for toolbars and lists.
@Markco The width depends on the length of the Title of the Bookmark. You can edit bookmark titles when adding bookmarks, or in the Bookmarks Panel after adding them.
Limit the Width of Bookmark Menu Folders
@luetage This scales down the thumbnails, but it does not fit any more speed dials on the start page.
.dials {zoom: 50%;}
This just gives me the same number of columns of small thumbnails with huge gaps on each side.
Personally i wouldnt trust any browser password managers as they are usually pretty insecure compared to storing them like on bitwarden or myki, lastpass
Thank you. I Installed facebook Photo Theater Killer. But it's based on simply refresh address without &theater. So it's stuck in infinite cycling. Because deleting &theater doesn't work anymore.
@pafflick said in extensions (stylus, tampermonkey...) not working in sidebar?:
Some extensions work in web panels (Stylish for example - it was removed from Chrome web store and I have disabled it since, but when I enable it, it still works). I've had some idea about what makes some extensions work in web panels, while others don't, but it seems that I've been wrong and I still haven't had the time to figure it out, as to what makes some extensions actually work in web panels...
Had the same issue. I found that Osprey is an other working alternative to style sidebars.
Read more in my post in: https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/241649
@para-noid said in Hola VPN?:
@catweazle Thanks. Scary. Removed.
Good VPN are never free. Free VPN ever have limitations (bandwith, data volume, few servers, etc) in the best of the case, in the worst are make money with your data or like Hola.
List of some good VPN
https://www.techradar.com/vpn/best-vpn
https://www.cnet.com/best-vpn-services-directory/
https://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2403388,00.asp
etc.
I'm using minimal scrollbar in the latest released version 2.0 and while the scroll bar does reduce its size, it does not auto hide or disappear after the scroll function has done its job. I've checked and unchecked the auto hide function several times but it does not autohide.
I tried the chrome extensions you suggested but its buggy and the scroll bar is too thick for my liking even though the auto hide works in it.
Request you'll to provide options for the scrollbar soon.
Thanks
If you don't want to use native window, try out this thread's techniques to change the look of icons:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/20227/changing-icons-with-css-part-ii
and target the following buttons: .window-minimize, .window-maximize, .window-close
May as well include some information about how it was made;
I took a stock image from Adobe Images and copied a portion of it. This portion tiled well enough so I stuck with it and made adjustments to its appearance until it didn't suck.
After some level tweaking, I indexed the image and saved with the 16-bit gray profile. Weird to index for space savings only to muck it up with an extra eight bits of colour information, not sure if it helped with its looks after using only 256 colours but I didn't want it taking up more space than it had to.
If there are any adjustments I should make, feel free to leave suggestions. Otherwise enjoy it.
Nothing original for me :
@Davy49 What is the "Start Me for Vivaldi" option you're referring to? I didn't see such option (is it something that exists in the Snapshot version?)
