Vivaldi 1.11 – Focus on accessibility
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@luetage
Do you count? 'Vocal minority', 'silent majority'. All of this bullshit usually said by people who have nothing more to say. ))
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@gruz7848 You are angry because a few pixels got changed. Get your priorities together. And as said, if it is really that important to you, just go on and change the icon yourself. Your complaints will lead to nothing.
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Sorry to be so direct, I'm testing vivaldi 2 months ago, but if you consume more RAM than Google Chrome, why choose it as an internet browser?
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@Xandher20 Because it does things for me that Chrome can't do. Further, if I added enough extensions to Chrome to accomplish (most of) the things I need, it would use far more resources than Vivaldi does.
Volunteer Mod and tester on Windows 11 Home X64, i7-13700 @ 5.4 GHz turbo; Intel UHD 770 graphics; 1TB NV2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD; 32 GB DDR4-3200 RAM. Community Code of Conduct
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@ayespy: Hello Ayespy
There are extensions that are fundamental, to avoid publicity (many of this virus) and in my case that I am software developer there are some extensions that are very important to my work. Do you know of any way to meet these needs without sacrificing RAM? -
@Xandher20 All extensions require CPU cycles and RAM. For MY needs as it happens, I am able to run without extensions because I use Vivaldi. You need to do what works best for you.
Of course my view is that if something is fundamental, it should be built in to the browser, and not require add-ons and additional resources. In some respects, Vivaldi aims in that direction as well. Functions, features, options that people need should be built in.
At the same time, work is being done to reduce Vivaldi's resource footprint.
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@An_dz I really don't know. I just access the page and it gives me that message whenever I enter it.
Tried everything and YM still doesn't recognize Viv as a supportable browser... OK, I could accept its claim and use the classic mail but, it would be like a time travel to beginnings of the internet, of dial-up time...
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@Xandher20 said in Vivaldi 1.11 – Focus on accessibility:
if you consume more RAM than Google Chrome, why choose it as an internet browser
Oh wow, logic par excellence!
Says whom that the sole prerequisite for a user choosing a browser is RAM consumption? For goodness sake! Personally i place exceedingly greater weight on functionality, customisability, integrity, privacy, flexibility, aesthetics, & community.
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The one bug I've been waiting to be fixed, has yet to be fixed; and it's a small bug
. That bug being, when Show Address Bar is toggled OFF, I can't create a bookmark. -
Quick Commands are VERY sluggish after the update, disabling "history entries" in settings is a quickfix, though I would like to see this fixed in a future update if possible...
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Hmm. Updater tells me I'm up-to-date with 1.11, but the About window tells me I'm on 1.10.8...
Bigger issue is http://itunes.apple.com never spawns a download. Had to download Chrome to get the iTunes application to download. -
thanks
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@CptGuapo I realised I have a testing YM account that I don't even remember why I created it in the first place, but anyway, after resetting the password I logged in and could access the email.
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@artpoetryfiction strangely enought this is a very very old problem...
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@Labirent Involvement would have been nice. They could have organised a contest, which would have allowed for submitting our own designs ^^
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very good
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V for Vivaldi
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Congrats on the new release!
Just one problem: when I open a new tab, the address bar is not automatically activated anymore. That means I have to activate it first by clicking it, before I can start typing the website/search. That's really annoying?! Is that just me or maybe a setting that I don't get? -
@luetage
Good idea! Much better than yesterday
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@Gwen-Dragon
There are no complaints. Everything is fine! Thank you!
Everyone has different tastes. But it would be interesting to conduct a survey.
