Snapshot 1.0.303.32 - Beta Candidate
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Pay no mind. some people just make no sense…
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Anyone could give me a working domain with a working stylish code to check the other way 'round?
someone
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Pay no mind. some people just make no sense…
Thanks FAR better comment and a help….I was just trying to dissect what I did. Too long ( was trying to give as much material that I understood to help), possibly to correct the problem. Hard to do when it fails so quickly. I appreciate your support and understanding.
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I don't think so have a pretty clean drive I keep it that way. It's an SSD don't see drive light anyway. Is there any other way to tell as in Win Taskmaster?
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I have a problem
When I open a page that uses Flash player detected that the installed me as review and is working, but in the browser Vivaldi}Thank you
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Can't stress on this enough. Notifications please. Go team
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Thanks for your kind words and your long term support. It makes us as a team very proud and we will work very hard to give you the best browser possible.
Cheers,
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It is on our list. Not everything on our list will make the beta or even 1.0, but our goal is to give you the flexibility to get Vivaldi just right for you!
Cheers,
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NPAPI Flash is being deprecated in Chromium/Blink and will soon be unsupported by this branch of the browsing world, entirely. So it is not enabled in Vivaldi. PPAPI flash works fine. You probably need to download PPAPI and give it global permissions in your browser, while turning off any permission that exists for NPAPI flash for Vivaldi.
There are some web pages that run critical applications (like Silverlight) which are written to use NPAPI only. These pages are disappearing from the web since Chrome announced it was deprecating NPAPI, but some exist - even on government portal sites, etc. For these, you just have to use a different browser until the owners of those pages catch up with the times.
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Hmmm. You can enable the bookmarks bar and it will be just above the web content. You can also place that address bar at the bottom. Maybe that will give you what you want?
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Quite a lot in place and more coming.
Cheers,
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That functionality is there, yes.
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Not sure if I get this. We have bookmarks bar, bookmarks panel, bookmarks manager, speed dials (visual bookmarks) and notes. I am sure we can add more, but I think we have covered a fair amount of ground. But we will continue to add things so you can all get things your way.
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Yes QuHno, I think you're absolutely right!
It can never be overstated the amount the small, yet extremely talented Vivaldi team has been able to achieve in the past year with their browser. I am absolutely shocked at the fantastic feat they've managed to accomplish in a year, and I'm not even a coder!
When you think about what they've done, you wonder, can anyone else have done that? Never seen that happen, so I'm not sure it's possible. The VB numbers are in the high 9000's . . .
That means . . . it's over 9000!!!
Seriously though, where did these guys learn to code?
Just want to congratulate these guys, and to tell them that I really appreciate what they've done for us, and for me. I now have an amazing browser I'm really happy with and have learned how to use the web in a whole new way.
Vivaldi is not just another browser. It's going to be the most innovative, efficient, versatile, customizable, fastest, leanest, prettiest looking browser and the Chromium engine will end up improved by them or they will use their own engine at some point.
Start your marketing team, guys, cause this browser is takin' names!
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Me too . . . since about 2 snapshots ago, I lose my Speed Dial thumbnails upon clicking on them at the start of a fresh install.
I hate that, and I usually leave my Speed Dial thumbnails stock because they'd look ugly otherwise. I would love it if this were rectified before the Beta release.
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It can never be overstated the amount the small, yet extremely talented Vivaldi team has been able to achieve in the past year with their browser. I am absolutely shocked at the fantastic feat they've managed to accomplish in a year, and I'm not even a coder!
When you think about what they've done, you wonder, can anyone else have done that? Never seen that happen, so I'm not sure it's possible. The VB numbers are in the high 9000's . . .
That means . . . it's over 9000!!!
Seriously though, where did these guys learn to code?
Just want to congratulate these guys, and to tell them that I really appreciate what they've done for us, and for me. I now have an amazing browser I'm really happy with and have learned how to use the web in a whole new way.
Vivaldi is not just another browser. It's going to be the most innovative, efficient, versatile, customizable, fastest, leanest, prettiest looking browser and the Chromium engine will end up improved by them or they will use their own engine at some point.
Start your marketing team, guys, cause this browser is takin' names!
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That code is for Firefox, "-moz" won't work in any other browser that doesn't use the Geko engine.
Try this
@-webkit-document domain(zdnet.com) {
a, span, div, p, .stBodyText {
font-size: 41px !important;
}
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My latest bug report was for VB-10121 — Autoupdate does not complete
I have been keeping track of progress for the last 8 months and posting updates to my thread in the lounge at the Serif Community
I think development of the browser must have started at least a year before the release of TP1, but the progress has been amazing since then. Still, there's a lot more to do before I will be ready to use Vivaldi as my default browser — it's currently my default GoTo browser whenever Opera 12.17 fails to render a page properly, with Firefox as my second choice.
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Seriously though, where did these guys learn to code?
At Opera!
@TechCrunch: (January 27th 2015):
“The former CEO of Opera, Jon von Tetzchner, has released the Vivaldi Browser for fans of the old Opera. This initial release is a Technical Preview, i.e. it is neither feature complete, nor free from bugs that might spoil your day.
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Yes, but where did those former coders at Opera learn to code? I'd be interested to know as I'm thinking of learning to code.
