Command chains – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2350.3
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A suggest from the AHK scripts:
Always is a good idea to put a sleep between commands (between 100 and 300 milliseconds).
Always.
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@luetage I tried sleep and it strangely did STOP the execution of any subsequent actions.
I found out that VivaldiHooks mod named speeddial-shortcuts.js interferes with this new Vivaldi feature.
I have now disabled that js mod and added a Sleep 100 instead of selecting the Next Tab as you suggested, and it works. -
Errr... Vivaldi crashes almost instantly after I start it...
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@davikar Same here, same Windows. Using Edge here is not fun.
Edit: Ok, it seems that deleting the Preferences file in my profile stops it crashing. I may need to put a previous Vivaldi somewhere so I can copy over the important ones.
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I just got excited about command chains and I realised they can't be added to menus. I hope that the known issues cover that.
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@davikar: log out from your sync profile
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Is it me, or did the page actions went missing ?
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@mizouniihichem Thanks, that worked!
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In the last snapshot I was complaining that those videos with the AAC audio problems for others were simply jumping to the end and not playing at all on mine. The problem is resolved in this snapshot. Thank you!
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Items from the chain don't show up in quick commands. What am I missing?
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@juanvase I missed / did not understand this (and somehow expected Quick Command to be the place to work since it's made for QC?!); plus I guess that I still cannot follow how to execute it via QC (
"command"
or"rename"
don't show anything either), but since shortcuts are much more interesting to me here, I won't argue for now. -
Command chains?
Concatenate Commands of Opera-presto are finally back to life?
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@shifte It doesn't quite have the same power yet (e.g. do something else when a command cannot run, like
Show panel, -1 | Hide panel, -1
which does either open or close the panel depending on its state), but it definetly goes into the correct direction.Also, this delay stuff is kind of cumbersome. With O12, I just opened, switched, went to an address, emulated a keystroke, ... all with one button - and it ran in correct order. Here, we have to use delay and hope that it runs in the correct order. But this is a bigger problem with Chromium / Vivaldi.
As an example, take
It should just open a URL in background tab (yes, I know that there is
Open Link in Background Tab
already), but it produces gibberish results, the URL that I copy interacting with the UI (switching tabs?) instead of being pasted, ...
It's the same old synchronisation issue with the UI in vivaldi that I still cannot quite grasp.PS: sorry for being negative here, as mentioned before, I absolutely love the feature - but it makes some existing issues more prominent, which may be a good reason to resolve them.
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@jumpsq Introducing one sleep command after new tab should fix it, at least your chain works for me then.
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Hi there everyone, what is a command parameter?
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@mizouniihichem: How can I do this, when the browser closes after a few seconds? Do you have a tip for me?
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@oudstand Read the known issues. Might be related to the previous sync problems and you may need to reset sync.
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It doesn't quite have the same power yet
Yes, still not enough actions.
for example, 「|(or)」,「insert "text "」,「go to line end」and etc.
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@oudstand Disable your network connection and start Vivaldi offline. Go to sync settings, enable network and reset data. This should give you enough time.
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@luetage said in Command chains – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2350.3:
@oudstand Disable your network connection and start Vivaldi offline. Go to sync settings, enable network and reset data. This should give you enough time.
Thanks it worked like a charm!