For reference: I was only commenting on what the default list would show, not what is actually possible for manual configuration.

@0x49D1 Yes 😅 I was about to panic a bit but then I realize I can just not log in if I don't want to use it and chose otherwise whenever I need. So very useful.😁

@Pathduck Yep, that command chain is a direct line to WOPR. The only problem with that setup is about half the time it launches a game of chess instead of my intended global thermonuclear war...

Edit: Also, calling one of the command chains "Global Thermonuclear War" would have been so much better than the generic "Launch Missiles". And to think I put WarGames as my #4 favorite general film...

You can “Export” your Notes folder to another folder, though I’m not sure that is what you want.

@schreck said in the UI is much slower than former vivaldi version??:

did you try 7.3, its as speedy as 7.1?

Yes, since I made Vivaldi my main since v7.1 I always directly apply the latest update from the stable channel, so I'm now at 7.3.3635.7 and everything is fine.

The thing with the profile: Usually it should work, yes, but you know all that “ghosts in the machine” stuff — there could be some new things that didn't correctly apply during the update process and boom, there are the software glitches. If not everyone has the same problem under similar system configurations, recreating a profile or doing a fresh reinstallation is usually a good way to get rid of glitches like that.

@Raziel777
Maybe you and @schreck could list all used Extensions and the system specs (OS Version, CPU, Memory at least)? Maybe there is one similarity that could help to identify what exactly causes that issue if maybe more people are affected.

No, nothing solved. Removing and reinstalling vivaldi got me to the point where I could close a window with ctr+w. That's it.
I moved through the start window screens to the last one and closed that window using ctr+w. On relaunch I'm right back at the start screen on the last dot.
Also, clicking on an external link opens the home page.

And the problem of vivaldi locking up returned. That is, about 10 minutes after launching a new session, nothing will open in a new vivaldi window - the URL flashes in the address bar and then nothing.

I've spent way too much time on this. Thanks for your help, but I've got to move on.

Andre

@svefnpurka Settings → Address Bar → Dropdown Menu → Show Typed History Button

@Shpankov said in Печальная новость:

This is not the right place for such conversations, sorry.

Yep, if not considering the topic of your post.
But no problem, I'll stop. I don't feel well when speaking about these either.
Everything's gonna be fine! 🥱

@DoctorG You cleared my mind, I'm contacting my provider.

I managed to synchronize my Vivaldi account after installing a free VPN to test it. And I was able to log in normally.

Now I'm talking to the people at my provider.

Thanks guys, there are only intelligent people here who are willing to help, I'll be grateful, until next time.

Thanks!

Hold dir mal den Installer von vivaldi.com und installiere drüber, ab und an gibt es Fälle, wo ein Update vermurks war.

@Ksanytch said in В последней версии Vivaldi 7.3.3635.4 поплохел интерфейс:

@Shpankov - как сделать баг-репорт и куда отправить?

Составлять багрепорты через форму - https://vivaldi.com/ru/bugreport/ - на английском языке. Можно приложить фото/видео/гифки для наглядности.

@schreck
Sometimes there are updates to the database to update/alter certain values or fix them. This could be either to fix a bug or update functionality.

There aren't any downgrade scripts to change the database back to work with previous functionality or code.

If you have a backup of that database you could go back, but that would mean losing any changes made since then that are not stored on an imap server like newly downloaded pop mails, feeds, or seen status.

@npro said in Please let us modify the new Splash Screen:

At least on Linux you have to use a dark OS theme for it to be dark, have you tried it on your Macs?

Oh, you're right! Thanks for the hint! If you switch to dark theme for the whole OS, it is a dark splash screen in Vivaldi too! So this works too on Macs. — I think it would be cool to override this in the browser, though, to use the browser-theme instead of the OS theme if you're mixing those.

@andrewheard said in tab for Gmail displays white after a while:
I've only seen it happen to the left-most tab, so am going to experiment with that tab being "sacrificial".

PS. another tab "white", so discount that theory 😢

Dat a pretty st00pid spammer 😂
🔥 🔨

@stereiss Just to confirm what DoctorG says. If main view in calendar is set to Agenda then the right sidebar will show the tasks (pretty much like the Tasks panel) in the other modes for the main view the sidebar will show a single day calendar view of selected day. This is not configureable at this time but it would be a good feature to add that possibility to select sidebar contents.

@Pathduck yes your right... tx

@Pesala
6. not really what i was looking for, i just wanted a slight visual change so that the spacing is the same
7. i don't really want to change the theme because it looks good as it is, but i want to just highlight the current tab a little more
9. most users, but this browser is about customization (at least i think it is), so i think there could be an option for that, or save a default location for the pip so that i can move it and it would reset after closing pip
13. it just doesn't have that option

@iAN-CooG Different profiles does work.

@oudstand Ah, hope you can get it working.

how do you debug the bundle.js?

It got a little more complicated after the portals multi window rendering method went live, but it isn't too bad.

You used to be able to find bundle.js in the Sources tab of the devTools window used when inspecting the UI, but bundle.js isn't visible in that context anymore. Luckily, all that is necessary is opening a devTools window with a different context.

Just go to chrome://inspect/#apps and inspect the main.html option (the typical UI inspection devTools is window.html). Then you can go to the Sources tab, find bundle.js, and click to the left of an interesting line in the code to create a breakpoint. When that code is then run, it will pause at the point you set, so you can use the controls in the right side pane to step through line by line to see what happens and view how the relevant variables change as the code runs.

While stepping through the code, it often jumps over to vender-bundle.js. You can mostly skip over that stuff because it is third-party code that isn't as relevant to Vivaldi specific functions.

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