Crash when watching videos

[zerohero]

So it seems to have started recently. Whenever I am watching any sort of video it crashes after 5-10 minutes and says "this page uses too much resources. so Vivaldi removed some content. Show original?" And it happens almost everytime watching videos no matter what website. But when I tried to recreate the same issue on chrome it was working just fine all the time. Is anyone else facing the same issue? Is there any fix to this?
Thank you.

[mib2berlin]

@zerohero
Hi, testing now on:
Umidigi One
Android 8.1
Vivaldi 3.4.2049.2 Snapshot
No issues after 5-10 minutes on Youtube but I use mobile mostly for streaming to TV not often more than 1-2 minutes.
Please add your system specs and Vivaldi version.

Cheers, mib

[Steffie]

Crash when watching videos

You mean like

https://auto.hindustantimes.com/auto/cars/tesla-driver-crashes-into-cop-car-while-watching-movie-in-autopilot-mode-41598508079605.html

[zerohero]

@mib2berlin
Thanks for the response. I am using Vivaldi 3.3.2030.42 on Android 8.1, with 1 gb ram. I know the spec is really crappy but I am not giving up cause chrome seems to be working fine and also because I love it on my computer and I really need it's syncing.
I didn't actually try it on youtube though because I always use youtube app anyways. To be utterly shameless I faced the issue on various adult websites and also when I was watching a game's live stream.

[zerohero]

@Steffie I would still wait for this autopilot thing to become norm before using it like that.

[mib2berlin]

@zerohero
Please add a link to such game video, I guess links to "other" pages are may not allowed.
Testing "other" pages work fine here but my China cracker has 4GB and I regular close all apps I don´t use.

Cheers, mib