@Gwen-Dragon said in Vivaldi logos:
And … I see, your files have no antialiasing (alpha mask), the curves look have steps. If you need antialiased curves you should not use a reduce color palette, better is 24bit-Palette.
Guess I showed my ignorance of graphics and antialiasing, I believe it's like MS ClearType? The colour palette was 24bpp, and I am always using Irfanview. But antialiasing is not the problem. it should really be done as SVG. but don't have the time to learn SVG graphics. Although I have Inkscape and Gimp installed as well.
Also didn't like the jagged edges, but the images are meant to be taskbar/panel icons, so it doesn't really matter (my rational).
I like arial, segoe is OK too. I prefer those to serif fonts.
I'm using a new font "cascadia" for mono, it seems alright, I don't know if it's the best.
Not being in a demographic helped by comic sans, if rather not see that at all. I'm not sure which cursive don't to replace it with.
I might advertise this feature request which may be of interest: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/40970/force-default-fonts
@jackhammer said in Transparent speed dial thumbs:
The only thing that bothers me is the version number in file path.
It seems like it's going to be overwritten on next update.
Yes, all CSS and JS mods are currently removed in each update. This is why it's recommended to add your own CSS and JS files instead of changing common.css, because then you can simply copy your files back (and edit browser.html to load them) after each update.
Thank you. I really would like to see a solution from vivaldi team. I wanna use profiles but I want them to be visible only in menu, because it is usually very rare operation to switch user and I don't wanna waste my panel space for this...
@AsterX Vivaldi currently provides no way of saving modifications to the application. The only sane way to go about this is to write a bash script to load your mods/page_actions, which you run after Vivaldi has been updated. Take a look at the Modding forum board, which features bash scripts for all operating systems.
I'm running additional page actions too and load them in this fashion. Getting your mods back in takes less than 3 seconds with this method.
@LonM There's is no accounting for taste. One man's meat is another man's poison.
I hope that one day we will get skins like Opera, but it may be years away yet. CSS mods are the way to go for now.
Opera DTA
(My default skin)
Opera Standard Skin
Opera Glasses
(my crude enlargement of Opera Classic)
Chosen Button
(My favourite, but still needs work)
Opera Phoenity
(Another favourite)
Mocha Dark
(I don't like dark skins, but I keep a few)
Mirage Alpha
