@Durlyn said in Vivaldi Mail 1.0: A powerful email client built right into your browser.: if the mail server has a self-signed certificate, then it is not possible to connect to A already reported issue in internal bug tracker. VB-74564 "M3 does not recognize self signed server certificates" - Confirmed. Yes, there is a need to override such broken SSL certificates.

I have to tell you that Vivaldi email just killed Thunderbird, it is faster, and the integration with the browser cuts workflow time in half. Thanks, LOVE THE EMAIL. One thing that would be extremely helpful is "edit subject" often I get emails that the subject line is non-descriptive, and have to forward to myself with a new subject. Please add this feature. Thanks!

@raito Currently Vivaldi just naively dumps out the plain text that is received which usually ends up looking like a mess. We have some work to do there. Thanks for using Vivaldi Calendar and taking the time to report issues, it's appreciated.

@nwarzotkorde I’ve faced such issues in the past. The whole feed reader not updating is actually a good thing, for me it was a third of the feeds and it took me a long time to realize. Export your feeds, create a new profile and import the feeds. Over the next days check whether they update. Delete your feeds on your current profile and import the exported OPML file, check the status there too. If both attempts fail, it’s likely there is a feed that is causing the lot to fail. If it works on the new profile, but not in your current one, something might be wrong with your current profile, that can’t be fixed easily. Open devtools for the UI and trigger devtools for the mail page. You might get some hints. You will need the internal devtools for the export of feeds anyway.

Downloading only the messages from last month or year is good option if you have thousands of messages and don't want them to take space on your disk. Outlook has similar option.