Upgrade to Chromium 114 – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3023.3

[npro]

@ybjrepnfr actually, now that I think of it, I should have used the phrasal verb "throw in", not "drop" ooopsie

[ybjrepnfr]

@npro it's ok... as long as you always know where your towel is, regardless of thrown or dropped, you're still a hoopy frood.

[npro]

T-minus 14d as of today.

[gmg]

@Hadden89

It has to do with filters and fix by @gudmundurg74

Here's the description

1. Create a filter that has e.g. query "from:X" where X is some email address you have gotten mails from.
2. Wait for the filter to run and observe that the filter's folder has some messages in it.
3. Change the filter so that the query has a different email address (which should exclude all the messages that are already in the folder.
4. Wait for the filter to run and observe that new messages are added to the folder but the previous messages, that should now be excluded, are not removed.
   Expected behavior: After the filter has fully run the messages in the folder should be exactly those that match the filter, no more, no less.

[ybjrepnfr]

@npro i hereby officially volunteer to be the ignorant fool who simply has to ask...

huh?

[DoctorG]

Ran on Debian 11 KDE the fix for Linux codecs from https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/668180
Strange, Chrome 114 plays this DRM protected video smooth whereas Vivaldi 6.1 stutters.
6.0.2979.22 Stable without stutter!

[ybjrepnfr]

@DoctorG said in Upgrade to Chromium 114 – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3023.3:

Strange, Chrome 114 plays this DRM protected video smooth whereas Vivaldi 6.1 stutters

tis fine here in firefox-nightly 115 and vivaldi 6.1.3023.3 / Chrome 114.0.5735.31

[npro]

@DoctorG said in Upgrade to Chromium 114 – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3023.3:

whereas Vivaldi 6.1 stutters

can't confirm either.

[DoctorG]

@ybjrepnfr I guess you use Arch?

[DoctorG]

@npro Perhaps Arch's codec is different from Ubuntu's. I can not test Arch atm.

[ybjrepnfr]

@DoctorG yes i do...

Operating System: Arch Linux 
KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.106.0
Qt Version: 5.15.9
Kernel Version: 6.3.4-zen1-1-zen (64-bit) *
Graphics Platform: Wayland
Graphics Processor: Mesa Intel® HD Graphics 4600

* yeah yeah, @npro, shoosh ... i know the next version is already available, but i don't feel like a reboot today.

[npro]

@DoctorG Probably... I forgot you just got the codec 4 days ago with ruari's latest instructions for systems with older glibc versions like your Debian 11.

[mossman]

@sev7en said in Upgrade to Chromium 114 – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3023.3:

Hello, thanks I got the update 3023.10 for the MacOS version but I have a question...

That's the shared changelog:

I don't see any log related the 3023.10 but it stops at 3023.3. Why that?

Surprised no-one else seems to have noticed something about your question - in fact it doesn't stop at 3023.3... it says changes since 3023.3!

[Wolfram]

It looks to me like there is a regression from 6.0 to 6.1: I have a keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+Space" for "Homepage". This does not work anymore and if I delete it form the Keyboard Shortcuts and try to re-enter it, I can't (nothing happens when I type Ctrl+Space in the box for entering shortcuts)
Can anyone confirm?

[Pesala]

@Wolfram I am unable to reproduce the issue. Alt+Home is the default, and I have no problem changing that to Ctrl+Space, and either shortcut works fine.

Do you get any error message when trying to assign Ctrl+Space.

[Wolfram]

@Pesala Thanks for checking!
The fact that it still works for you made me think some more and it looks like I found what's happening: I recently installed PowerToys and they seem to capture Ctrl+Space.
Edit: I'm not alone... https://superuser.com/questions/1785700/ctrlspace-not-working-anywhere (updated PowerToys today so it probably wasn't even an issue before)

[pafflick]

The long-awaited Snapshot for Desktop has arrived! Hope you like the improvements. Check it out!