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  Minor update for Vivaldi 2.6
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  Just received another minor update 2.6.1566.49 (Stable channel). All looks good. Thanks team.
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  My friends at Google: it is time to return to not being evil
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  Liberal Professor Warns: Google Manipulating Voters 'on a Massive Scale' Dr. Robert Epstein told Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Tuesday that Google can manipulate votes by using tools that they have at their disposal exclusively, and that no one can counteract them. Epstein warned the senator of big tech election meddling during his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on "Google and Censorship through Search Engines" on Tuesday.
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  Browse with full color: Vivaldi browser enables Razer Chroma
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  @Ayespy @ledow said in Browse with full color: Vivaldi browser enables Razer Chroma: Honestly at the point now where updates just break sites, provide nothing of substance, all the interesting post-Opera promises are dead, and I might as well just use Chrome. New users are important, but if important sites are broken, they won't stick around. If we had an easier way for User Agent Spoofing (instead of using Developers' Tools), it might encourage them to stay. Razer Chrome is, I think, Windows only and surely only of interest to a tiny minority. I do realise that gamers are a large market, but this new feature introduces a new problem of maintaining the code, adding and improving support for different devices, etc. All for less than 1% of users.
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  The return of the interns
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  I think you guys missed an episode in between there… The interns strike back
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  Vivaldi 2.4: Next level Toolbar Customisation
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  @Acarolinensis Problem has been fixed. Previously was getting good at guessing truncated bookmarks. One day there they were in all their glory with plenty of extra space. Guessing this was around vers 2.5. Thank you!
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  Tweak new tab opening and closing behavior in Vivaldi
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  @joelyoung: i have actually tried tabs, I don't just hate them for no reason. But I find they don't actually offer anything for me. They take away from keeping everything together on the task bar (yes, I modded windows to have a proper, old school task bar. Thank you classic shell), they take away from my screen space by adding more to the browser's ribbon at the top, and I don't generally have 15 different pages open at the same time. At most I'll have 3, maybe 4 and window tabs at the bottom of the screen are easier for me than multiple tabs in the same window because I can switch between them and other open programs a lot quicker if they're all on the same task bar. That and I'm one of those people that don't like changes. :p
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  How to use Instagram in Vivaldi browser
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  @kbb68 Welcome to the forums and enjoy Vivaldi Browser Vivaldi Browser Help Center is available by hitting F1 key Take your time to read the Community Code of Conduct Are you trying to submit multiples pics using Vivaldi Browser?
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  Running multiple copies of Vivaldi on OSX
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  Really grateful for this work thanks
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  The three Gudmundurs of Vivaldi
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  @gudmundurg74 I live higher up near the border with Switzerland, we ploughed close enough. For the video of M3 we hope, it would be interesting.
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  Quick Commands – A guide to Vivaldi’s universal search
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  @rdewolff said in Quick Commands – A guide to Vivaldi’s universal search: Where can I customise this? Hello there Quick Commands setup can be found at: Alt+P >> Quick Commands
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  Take it or leave it: Notifications in Vivaldi
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  Just a small thing, but isn't the option actually called "Detect Page Title Notifications"? At least that's the case for Vivaldi 2.6.1566.44
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  Hello and good-bye, Magnolia
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  It's honestly nice to see the team enjoying themselves. Only with happy workers can you have good products!
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  5 built-in Vivaldi features that help you browse faster
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  Is there something I can do to maintain the size of the page through rebooting? I'm having to resize my pages after every reboot.
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  Vivaldi’s powerful privacy settings
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  @jamesbeardmore said in Vivaldi’s powerful privacy settings: I'd love to keep G out of the browser as much as possible (but at the same time don't want to use services provided by someone who could be just as bad or worse). Exactly. Or as Danny would've said it: "Why trust one drug rather than the other. That's politics innit."
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  Privacy: Be a guest blogger for Vivaldi this summer
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  Nice information, valuable and excellent design, as share good stuff with good ideas and concepts, lots of great information and inspiration, both of which I need, thanks to offer such a helpful information here. <a href="https://www.technewworld.in">Love it, Thanks for Sharing.</a>
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  Fight screen clutter with Vivaldi
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  @Podrageanu I don't know how that got overlooked. We are still waiting for Option to Autohide Tab Bar/UI
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  A Windows 10 bug: The back story
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  @kuhlmanck: Probably none, because it is not a "Common Vulnerability and Exposure"
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  Tech-savvy travellers, plan your summer with Vivaldi
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  @lonm: have a great trip! And you are spot on Tab stacking - useful...
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  The privacy price we pay for “free” food
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  The list on wikipedia is only a fraction of those sites that got hacked and only those which made public waves, but some sites did not need hacking because they were wide open to the public like e.g. this https://quhno.vivaldi.net/2019/06/02/first-american-exposed-885-millions-of-full-datasets-translation-of-their-statement-to-plain-english/ Yes, the "translation" is cynical, but as long as nothing changes in that regard, no matter what we do to protect ourselves we must live with the fact that our data is in the open and we can't take it back. Of course we shouldn't feed the data collectors more data than is strictly necessary to deliver the contents / goods or else we could give in and send the crooks and data collectors the money directly - no more need for data collection, because those greedy (insert appropriate swearword here) only do it for the money, and we would give it to them. </rant>
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  Ad blockers or not – your choice matters
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  https://www.deskmodder.de/blog/2019/06/13/google-nein-chrome-killt-keine-werbeblocker-wir-machen-sie-sicherer/