@EtilaX This is a duplicate of Use a custom ICO file as a custom icon for Vivaldi in the Taskbar and Menu button. It is tagged as WILL NOT DO. Welcome to the Community. Here are a few links for your bookmarks that you may find useful: Help on Feature Requests • Add Search as Web Panel Vivaldi Help Forum Markdown Help Using the Forum Search Local Forums in your language Vivaldi Themes Modding Vivaldi Web Panels Vivaldi for Android Snapshot vs Stable Vivaldi's Business Model Vivaldi User Groups Help us grow

I think I figured it out, it's the content blocker, once I turned off the content blocker and refreshed the page it popped back up.

@dougasherman You're misunderstanding - this is neither Vivaldi nor Discord's fault. Vivaldi uses EasyList, one of the most well-maintained blocklists, used by basically every adblocker out there. https://easylist.to Here's the file itself: https://easylist.to/easylist/easylist.txt If you read the Github issue posted above; one of the list maintainers pushed an update to EasyList containing a rule that basically blocked Discord from loading. Mistakes like this happen, and is likely not intentional from the maintainer even if some of the angry users on Github think so. List maintainers are unpaid and often overworked, doing this in their free time, and mistakes can happen. Possibly someone with malicious intent made a pull request containing the breaking rule hidden among a hundred others, and a maintainer did not pay enough attention. The current copy used by Vivaldi is here: https://downloads.vivaldi.com/easylist/easylist-current.txt It was last updated today at 20:51 UTC and does not contain the breaking rule, so the issue is de facto fixed. To make sure your Vivaldi has the updated list, go to your Ad Blocking Sources list and toggle EasyList off and on again to force an update. [image: 1750539593340-b701574b-c579-4c84-88ef-f2c3929b7100-image.png] Or just wait for the update to automatically happen, which will likely be on the next browser start. This is also why it's a good idea to restart your browser once in a while. I don't know how often the lists are updated while the browser is running.

Thank you for the feedback, @ElysianEve ! - It's helpful to know that it seems to occur to more people, so I can rule out something on my side affecting Vivaldi. Really sounds like a tiny bug then.

@ioc2e3 Uhm.. What type of Extensions do you use with Vivaldi? This browser is suppose to be having the most convenient "extensions" already built-in, such as a Adblocker! What version of Vivaldi do you use?

@Aaron /etc/alternatives defines system-wide paths for what binaries to use for commands where there could be multiple valid targets. Many Ubuntu-based OSes use this in the OS level to ensure that, for example, if a call to the default “Mail” program is made, the /etc/alternative for “mail” is called. It also sets the default when two different binaries may implement the same command — an old example would be Adobe Flash and PepperFlash. As for the lrwxrwxrwx — this is CHMOD syntax for the permissions. The l at the start means the file is a symbolic link (as would be expected in this case), and rwx repeated three times means the file has full Read, Write and eXecute permissions for owner, group, and user.

@ilp0000 Then start from a clean test profile, and find the exact steps to reproduce it so it can be reported as a bug. I don't know any other workarounds.

@ProductUser Hard to tell whether that’s a bug or by design. We can’t delete multiple RSS feeds, search engines, or command chains either and everything has a confirmation popup. Vivaldi makes it as inconvenient as possible to delete stuff.

@kafugl Well done I just want to note I did write two days ago: "Privacy and cleaner programs like CCleaner"

What about automatic picture in picture when switching tabs??

@mib2berlin said in **Close multiple workspaces at once**: But select, click Del > Confirm is less clicks. Thanks for this tip! On macOS, it's Select > Delete > Tab > Return. Setting up a macro makes this less tedious to deal with. I assigned Shift+Return to equate to fire off Delete > Tab > Return and so far it works well.

Many users I think have their CSS mods all in one giant CSS file, which would make it prone to breaking other mods when installed. Mod files should be for specific and clear uses so they can easily be enabled without breaking other mods. As a user, you would no longer have to deal with that at all, actually, since the store would make it easy to toggle mods with specific features. Also, if you still want to copy/paste some CSS because someone posted it in the forum without intending to distribute it, then I can for sure add an easy UI to do that as well. The only thing you would be changing is the option to enable modding and the path. No, sometimes mods require specific settings to be enabled, for exemple here's mine : https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/105134/φ-phi-the-ultimate-vertical-experience-theme-for-vivaldi-made-with-attention-to-details users can do that themselves if necessary That's actually something I'd like to avoid as well, as most people don't know how or don't dare to navigate to vivaldi:experiements, same for chrome://flags on Chromium, about:config on Firefox, etc. The objective here is to make CSS mod management as easy and popular as browser extensions.

@ibinado Vivaldi symbol oben links anklicken, Hilfe - über Vivaldi

Bonjour, Pour demander une nouvelle fonctionnalité ou une amélioration de l'existant, merci de passer par le rubrique "Feature Requests" du fofo Voir https://help.vivaldi.com/fr/desktop-fr/troubleshoot-fr/demander-une-nouvelle-fonctionnalite/

@WildEnte That doesn’t say which settings are synced. I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a comprehensive breakdown about it, but that’s the question here.

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