I thin you might want to vote for this other feature request: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/33950/two-factor-authentication-scheme-for-vivaldi-net-account

@luetage said in BUG: Negative amount of likes on posts:

@pesala That’s your example? OP got downvoted and below is the flame war and posts needed to be deleted. If anything, the downvotes aggravated the situation and angered the user.

Actually, I think it's a good example. That user registered an account using a temporary e-mail service, attacked a few forum members who didn't agree with him (or her), and then left on the same day and never came back (perhaps they don't remember how many "fdfsfds" they put in their e-mail address?) 🤭

And judging by the contents of that user's (now deleted, but still visible to moderators) replies I don't think that they were angered by the downvotes in particular. IMO the posts that needed to be deleted were deleted.

But whenever you feel that some inappropriate posts have somehow managed to slip through, don't hesitate to report them. It's a good way of bringing attention to an issue that might've been overlooked by one of the mods, and it could be handled by another mod (or even discussed internally).

I tried to upload those here directly and although the size should be fine, I got errors for both .apng and .png extensions on the files.

@Para-Noid What's the difference between permanently marking a topic as read and ignoring it?

It would also be nice to customise the fonts being used. Right now on my blog I can see that something is trying to load fonts from google's fonts API.

I'd rather not deal with google, and just have people use the fonts installed on their operating system.

The warning is just that, not a command.

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I do think the limit should be longer — at least 3 months.

Off-topic discussion moved from Team Blog to the Forum Feature Requests Forum.

The Feature Requests Forum has a sticky post that appears at the top of every page, but a day rarely goes by when I don't have to mark a thread as a duplicate. Even if someone has clearly read the sticky post, they sometimes don't know how to search or don't understand the instructions.

One has to make allowance for users not having English as their first language, and not knowing all of the features that are already available in Vivaldi.

You can block all cookies and then allow them on a per-domain basis by clicking the box with the padlock in the address bar and going to cookies.

It won't prompt you, but that should match what you want.

@pesala I see the problem. For some reason this isn't shown in the mobile view, despite there being plenty of space to do so.