@madonnaragu And in Guest Window? Open vivaldi://guest-intro and retry without changing any settings.

@lukaszj It's a new unique machine ID, so yes. And the data from the new instance will get added to the server and propagated to other instances. So anything you don't want to be spread to your other instances, delete from the new instance before you sync.

Hi there, Used Vivaldi on and off for the last 4-6 months now. When 1.16 got released I was hooked. It is now my default browser. Faster than anything else, lots of clever figure,functions and settings. For living I implement corporate solutions for Customer Support and more. When not working, browsing, I am offshore sailing. All the best, TM

@zapaztrinski said in Vivaldi 2.4: Next level Toolbar Customisation: Hi. From this version I stop watching Dailymotion videos, why? First update to the latest version which is 2.7: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/39534/vivaldi-2-7-bring-more-productivity-to-your-day

@mossman said in Vivaldi 2.10: No strings attached: @ukanuk said in Vivaldi 2.10: No strings attached: I just got the latest updates with Norton LiveUpdate, and can confirm at least on my system that it seems to be working again without the workaround Good news! Okay, I will include "that corporate laptop" in the update round this time... Oh dear... still didn't work for me I found that creating a shortcut with Windows 8 compatability option gets it to work, but it shows a thick outline in full-screen (3 or 4 pixels) so I will see if the command-line workaround fixes that. (Edit: it does) Another oddity running only this laptop - the icon in the task bar is blank for some reason (since a couple of months ago).

@Vuccappella said in Vivaldi 2.2: Focus on details: so that's why popout player doens't work there (…) Twitch.tv Picture-in-Picture does not work with all streaming players. Chrome has the same issue.

that's what I'm saying: either do it right or not at all, especially for features that are provided by extensions already for that reason proper extension API (chromium API nor WE can be called proper but that's another topic) should be prioritized, being able to do literally anything thanks to extensions made Firefox the most powerful browser on the market, despite Opera having much more stuff built in but on FF you could install (or create!) extension to extend (duh) browser capabilities while in Opera you could at best keep asking devs to add it and due to chromium API limitations desktop V is pretty much on the same page and mobile is exactly the same hence: extensions, at the very least chromium as it should be reasonably doable to port while proper API takes time to surface and I do agree, uMatrix has more power and if I could I'd direct built in blocker to be uM with filter lists support, but using both uM and uBO is a hassle, quite much of overhead and uM on mobile barely usable while uBO works quite well (not on V obviously)

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Bookmarks only and I didn't vote, speedials take too much room, aren't easily sortable and have to be loaded. Sometimes things just get to gimmicky…KISS is the game.

@verdi Nothing changed since May, except that we are closer to release than ever. Literally dozens of bugs and features have been addressed. M3 is my default mail client, very reliable, and quite robust. It has a lower memory footprint than M2 did, believe it or not - which is surprising because Presto was more resource-thrifty than Chromium. The only thing is, the mail project is so vast, yet so detail-sensitive and fussy, that it is taking much longer to get raw-public-ready than originally assumed, partly because no matter how refined it is on release, there will be traits that are sure to drive someone crazy, and the Mail team will, without a doubt, be overwhelmed with bug reports and feature requests. That tsunami should be minimized to the greatest degree possible, partly by ensuring that no user, anywhere, suffers a catastrophic failure and loses many, or all, of their emails. Data loss is an annoyance in a browser. It can even be a severe annoyance. With email, as it can contain one's life or business records, data loss is unacceptable. All that said, I think we may be nearer to release than one might fear.