@pesala Why use that program and not just print screen and edit in paint? Well, I mean why have another program installed when 1) most people have the browser open 99% of the time. (at least I do) 2) screen capture is already built into the browser. Just need to extend what's available to be able to capture outside the browser couple of simple editing tools. #1 is just a small extension of what the browser is already capable of #2 is just ease of use/access

I use CTRL +P to print with Vivaldi (and Chrome) and I have it selected as "PDF". I can open the files in Acrobat, I can select text. I can search for words, etc...

Vivaldi 1.15 is closing for me (seemingly) randomly. I'm unable to find out what the cause is. This happens even after a fresh reinstall (with all data cleared). I'm using Windows 10 and I do have sync turned on.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/BF1DQr5dKW8

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@slake Egads, you're right! T'other day soon after Stable hit the herecura repo Pamac notified me & i did the upgrade, after which 1.15 launched & ran fine. Very late last night my time i saw that Pamac offered me the new herecura vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs, which i then accepted, but i did not bother checking Stable after that [SS is my default browser]. Having read your post now i tried to launch Stable now & as you said, it crashes during launch. I acknowledge the veracity of your workaround, but here's an alternative fyi; downgrading to the notionally now obsolete chromium version, but with it Stable 1.15 continues to play H.264/MP4 just fine [https://www.quirksmode.org/html5/tests/video.html], & hence also Netflix. $ downgrade vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs Downgrading from A.L.A. is disabled on the stable branch. See https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/downgrading_packages for more details. Available packages: * 1) vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs-65.0.3325.184-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz (local) * 2) vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs-64.0.3282.119-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz (local) select a package by number: 2 [sudo] password for steffie: loading packages... warning: downgrading package vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs (65.0.3325.184-1 => 64.0.3282.119-1) resolving dependencies... looking for conflicting packages... Packages (1) vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs-64.0.3282.119-1 Total Installed Size: 3.36 MiB Net Upgrade Size: -0.56 MiB :: Proceed with installation? [Y/n] (1/1) checking keys in keyring [#########################################################] 100% (1/1) checking package integrity [#########################################################] 100% (1/1) loading package files [#########################################################] 100% (1/1) checking for file conflicts [#########################################################] 100% (1/1) checking available disk space [#########################################################] 100% :: Processing package changes... (1/1) downgrading vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs [#########################################################] 100% add vivaldi-ffmpeg-codecs to IgnorePkg? [y/n] n $

@ian-coog Just an aclaration: Its the same, except the common.css will get updated, in which case you would use the old backuped version. Of course, you are right, but if you just edit the common.css, you dont have to care about the backup of browser.html

@becm said in How to customize a dropdown menu?: @fne there is a feature request to have editable menus, which might allow you to revert this in the future. Every change breaks somebodies workflow. If only I was concerned: Every second of developer time going into bookmak menu or bookmark bar is totally wasted, I exclusively use the panel. But rejoice, my opinion does not count (much). ☺ I hope that gets implemented. The thing is that each person has a different workflow and instead of huge threads and discussions about where something should be put up/down/left/right... let the users decide and give customization of the menus. It will solve a huge problem. Simple example but as it is today, it's like everyone is forced to eat whatever lunch is forced on them the by the developers. Let people choose what they want to eat instead. Some people like this, some like that, each person has different workflow and taste. Even each person sometimes is in need of different profiles for different use cases because the browser is a tool to be used for different goals. Give power to the user so they can alter the tool to fit their need instead of discussing "You must work like this" "You must like my way" "Why do you want that"... all such thinking should belong to the past. The "You must decorate your room only my way and I will alter this when and how I want randomly and you have no other choice than deal with it" mentality needs to die. To each his own.

I hope this gets implemented. The thing is that each person has a different workflow and instead of huge threads and discussions about where something should be put up/down/left/right... let the users decide and give customization of the menus. It will solve a huge problem. Simple example but as it is today, it's like everyone is forced to eat whatever lunch is forced on them the by the developers. Let people choose what they want to eat instead. Some people like this, some like that, each person has different workflow and taste. Even each person sometimes is in need of different profiles because the browser is a tool to be used for different goals. Give power to the user so they can alter the tool to fit their need instead of discussing "You must work like this" "You must like this or that". To each his own.

Vote for the option to Allow Editing of Menus. The Vivaldi developers have implemented the Bookmark Menus to match Opera 12. Vote for the option to Limit the Width of Bookmark Menu folders

@luetage + I won't call it dysfunctional really. It can display tab tree in a separate tab for example 😛

@pesala VB-39694 was a generalized complaint that Vivaldi was "very sluggish." The bug was closed without work, and developers and testers were unable to reproduce it. Apparently something about the many "under the hood" changes to get this release ready for market fixed it for this user.

Questi problemi con drive sono sempre un misterio perché possono essere qualcosa, non c'è molta informazione in questi messaggi di errori. La cosa che mi sembra più strana è che stavi su Amazon, non c'è nulla molto diverso dai altri siti della web. Ma può anche essere un problema con Chromium, forse con la snapshot 1.16 con un nuovo Chromium sarà risolto. Dobbiamo anche ricordare che la versione 1.15 è il Chromium 65 con diverse commit backported dal Chromium 66. La Snapshot 1.16 probabilmente sarà C67 pulito.

@pesala said in Vivaldi 1.15: Another Unimportant Update: I agree that Configurable Toolbars are a much wished for feature, but it will also take a lot of work. That said, total configurability is a keystone in the original Vivaldi developer remit. Timelines are not published, (and sometimes can't even be estimated) but know the Team will not rest until things like Configurable Toolbars are a reality.

@Gwen-Dragon That's a different bug. Did you look at my youtube video? In 1.14 (previous version before this new 1.15 release) While holding down RMB and scroll wheel (up or down) it scrolls through the tabs continuously as long as you have RMB held down you can keep scrolling through the tabs. After updating to the newly released 1.15 holding down RMB while mouse cursor is in the view port you can only scroll up or down once. You would have to let go of RMB and hold RMB again to scroll to next tab. Unless the cursor is in the side bar, address bar or status bar which then acts like it should. It work once right after opening a new tab however it will stop working once you pause/stop scrolling for ~0.5 second or so and will only scroll 1 tab then stop.