Unsolved Speed-Dial - blank thumbnails and not working bookmarks and folders
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thanks
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@ilprof Did you answer to me or to The Void?
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@DoctorG I'm sorry, but I rarely use this forum. Thanks again.
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Debian 12/ Vivaldi 6.4.3160.42 stable. The problem still exists.
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@ilprof No problem, we are all human.
It is good to use the Reply link below the post you want to answer or to prepend the @NAMEOFUSER
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The bug with the empty thumbs in Speed Dial is not fixed yet.
Fix is in Progress. -
11/09/2023 The problem seems to have gone away. I was asked to log into Vivaldi again this morning. Easy come, Easy Go?
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I updated Vivaldi this morning.
Vivaldi 6.4.3160.42 (Stable channel) stable (64-bit)
Revision 370be63394629a4227dfb9ba8115670c84517017
OS LinuxI am pleased to say that the situation is much improved. Mostly the folders in Speed Dial open to show functional tiles now.
However, I am sad to say that the problem is not entirely gone:
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6.4.3160.42 (Stable channel) stable (64 bits): After update, the issue remains.
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Now, We All Repeat 100 × Together:
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
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.A fix is in work and will come!
Plz, have more patience.
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That was what still worked well. "vivaldi-stable_6.2.3105.54-1_amd64"
Linux mint 21.2 -
Still not fixed for me.
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I confirme,
6.4.3160.42-1_amd64 version not fixed.
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@mrdovie Problem still happens, but now is rare. 11/10/2023
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@DoctorG said in Speed-Dial - blank thumbnails and not working bookmarks and folders:
Now, We All Repeat 100 × Together:
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
A fix is in work and will come!
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.A fix is in work and will come!
Plz, have more patience.
Thank you for this assurance.
It is the first such assurance in this now lengthy thread.
Perhaps naively thinking the best of people, I do think that, with a few exceptions, most people posting here are not being impatient but are rather trying to be helpful.
I would think that the more information collected about the environments the problem arises in, the easier it might be to narrow in on a fix.
Often with computers fixing a problem is not the difficult part. The difficult part is finding out what is causing the symptoms which are not the problem itself but rather those things which show that there is a problem.
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@d_canard
Hi, I guess this is frustration about user not even read the last page of a thread.
I and some others have post 10 times the bug is reported but not fixed yet and the next post is: "It still not work for me", then it is a bit annoying.Cheers, mib
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I tries on my Linuxes running with NVidia GT 710 & Intel HD 630 and never got this. May be it is because they run in a VirtualBox VM? Strange.
Perhaps my test system hardware is too slow.I suspect your issue is a timing problem with race condition while rendering the Speed Dial elements.
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Apparently everyone reporting here has a different PC, a different version of Linux (Debian, Arch...) and obviously a different processor.
It is clear that the problem is with Vivaldi internally and not with a specific distro or processor.
Vivaldi also have similar happen on my Android phone for over 1 year. When I go into the quick access folders, it automatically "reloads" and automatically returns to the main screen with all the shortcuts disorganized into different folders. Then I go back, and when I come back in everything is fine.
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@DoctorG said in Speed-Dial - blank thumbnails and not working bookmarks and folders:
I suspect your issue is a timing problem with race condition while rendering the Speed Dial elements.
we should stop making assumptions and it's not a "your issue", but a vivaldi issue
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 102775196 15 set 15.15 vivaldi-snapshot_6.3.3134.3-1_amd64.deb -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 105288416 29 set 17.10 vivaldi-snapshot_6.4.3149.7-1_amd64.debDevelopers should ask themselves why the latest version 6.3 works and the first 6.4 doesn't. How has the code changed?
It's been more than forty days now....
