Why the Hamburger again?
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I (we) had everything we needed with the previous Blog/Forum layout. I could get anywhere I needed with the Menu or the dropdown from my avatar.
Now I will have to tap the dreaded hamburger, slide completely across the screen then scroll down to get to where i want to go.It does LOOK neat, but a step backward in navigating Vivaldi.net (in my opinion).
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@greybeard Not seeing the hamburger menu. Have a link?
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On narrow windows you get the mobile view, regardless of if you're actually using a mobile device.
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@lonm Well, I'll be hanged. Sure enough, there is it on the narrow window.
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It switches from mobile to desktop at around a width of 990px, another switch in the display is around 800px for me, when the chat icon is displayed separately again suddenly. This could potentially be turned off completely, but I don't really see the value. Except maybe for tablets in portrait mode
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@ayespy
No, no link... (and I am not seeing it now) the default forums page I presume.
I use a full sized 15" laptop with the Vivaldi window about 1" off one side and 1/2" off the top (about 1200 x 1000 pixels).
V seems to remember these settings and always come up this way. The only time I use the full screen is when I'm editing. Any other application has a reduced window size.
This has not been a serious issue, but it has been an annoyance going back several years (and computers).
I'd mentioned it years back in the forums and possibly even filed a bug report... I can't recall.
Perhaps this is some lingering chromium bug? -
@greybeard I suppose what you're looking for is that the page be agnostic, or at least less sensitive, to window size. On this platform, with this 24" monitor, I have to scrunch the window down quite a bit in order to get the hamburger to appear.
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Naturally in V the presence of the sidebar could be enough to trigger it. Hide the sidebar (good old F4) and it may go away.
This laptop has 1600x900 resolution; even with the sidebar I get the full header here. The laptop I use for Linux is only 1366x768 and I often see the "hamburger menu" there. (No, I don't run full screen windows - I can still see my desktop icons on the left.)
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Might it be related to DPI or page zoom level?
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@lonm No, the min and max widths of @media are handled solely with css and are set in pixels – it's all fixed width.
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@sgunhouse Overlay your panel – at least when you are on Vivaldi Forum. The site jumping from desktop to mobile and back is really annoying.
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@luetage
Will remember that one.Thanks
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@greybeard On your mobile browser switch to desktop mode.