@trose0928 You can only assign default browser from among those browsers that have been installed. iOS will not permit Vivaldi to be installed, because it is not built on the Apple/WebKit engine, the only engine they allow on their platform. So you can't select it, because it's not there. It's not there, because Apple excludes it. That said, Vivaldi has plans to build (from scratch) an Apple/WebKit browser at some point in the future. It's just no possible yet.

Is the Bubble About to Burst? Tesla fell 450 vehicles short of their 2020 delivery target of 500,00 with production slightly over half a million. The stock closed yesterday at $735.11, but overnight has soared to $750.90! When will it slow down or start falling? I hope it does fall, so that I can invest some more. £2,208 invested in 7 shares on 16th November is worth £3,867.39, just over seven weeks later. Update: No sign of a slowdown yet. The stock closed at $755.98 on 6th January, with my investment up 176%. Latest: I guess it must go down eventually, but it is still climbing like crazy. At market close on 8th January it was $880. £2,208 invested is now worth £4,539.81 (up 206%)

@Hadden89 In general for regex : If you want any site except : blogspot.com, stackoverflow.com and ghacks.net: https?://(?!(([a-z0-9-]+[.])*blogspot[.]com|stackoverflow.com|ghacks.net )).* I use this regex for all subdomains of blogspot.com: ([a-z0-9-]+[.])*blogspot[.]com

or Vivaldi Linux

I like, & occasionally get the mood to binge old classics AND old cringie B-graders, in: http://www.classiccinemaonline.com/ https://d.tube/ https://archive.org/details/movies

@Eggcorn said in Reason #7,205 for fleeing, not embracing, gargle.: I didn't say that the article is fake news. Excuse my bad language knowledge. I was misguided by word sequence "fake news" which is, in these days, more a political expression.

@Ayespy https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/techwatch/alexander-hall/2019/08/06/twitter-allows-violent-massacremoscowmitch-hashtag https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/05/29/twitters-double-standard-has-become-painfully-clear/ https://nlpc.org/2020/04/10/viruses-and-transgenders-twitter-reveals-more-of-its-double-standards/ You have members of congress calling for the accosting of political rivals when out dining, racism directed at certain demographics that are deemed acceptable, antisemitism, misinformation, etc. etc. All unabated by censorship on social media platforms. Like I said, both sides are guilty but it's funny how this altruism always seems to be so one sided, even in your examples. And there in lies the problem with censorship, it's only as objective as the ones applying it. Which brings us back to the question being asked by the thread starter. Something that I was able to concur with when I tried, as per their request.

@Pesala Self driving had to raise it's ability above beetle's level first. The influence on purchasing and voting is due to some software designed by people which know how to lure people at will. The Romans used oratory for these. I love Daneel Olivaw, but we are far from him.

@edmart80 , I like it, it's a very good system, better than a Password Manager

@Hadden89 said in [Mobile] Telephone app with folders?: @Zalex108 Roger that.

@kimoo Then you should do a feature request at the microsoft. But I doubt they will take back the xp balloons (popup) .

@LonM You raise some important issues. 1 We were promised country wide Fibre Internet Highway in the early-mid 2000's. It's worse, but much more expensive, now than then (speaking from Canada) 2 Means spending lots of time and $ on admin functions to ensure everything works as new protocols are introduced 4 Agreed 5 Since a lot of the internet is dependent on satellite coms your point is a good one

@Pathduck I managed to get that laptop one. Edit: Oops, spoiler revealed in the topic preview, so I need to add this text to keep it hidden.   Thinkpad - Mostly guessed because of the black and boxy aesthetic. Only classic laptop I really know.

ohh, i think the post requires some clarification. so, i forgot to clearly mention what i want to do. So, say i have a folder which has some files in it. I want to make a webpage which can display those files. One way to do that can be to include all the files manually (like in href, or in src attribute), but there seems an automatic way as well, as in FTP. With automatic fetching of files, i was saying the latter way, that rather than me listing all the files' sources manually in the code (which would also mean i'd have to update every time there's a new file), the webpage automatically displays all the files in the particular folder/location (like it does when using FTP). I want to be able to not just give the links to the files, but to render them inline as well. I was using iframe for that in raw tests, but i guess, i'll look for some other options too. The webpage will be local-based for initial test phase, and be web-based for the final phase. I am thinking of doing in html, but am willing to look at other options as well. i hope it is clear now. sorry for missing the details earlier, i was sort of excited

As commented, If you move your Docs, pics, vids... folders from C, will free some valuable space, maybe enough to make system work fine or better. Look for Tree Size File to check what is ocuping the space.

@kimoo said in i got a new PC , and all problem still same , i was expect to see V more fast , it's not: Could i know difference between cpu0 and cpu 0 package ? https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/cpu0-and-cpu0-package-temperatures-what-do-they-mean.2353773/

@Gwen-Dragon Thanks. Seems to work on Android today. Perhaps they've gotten too many complaints regarding their switch to 'Web Translator'. (Where I was redirected.) I've several conversations with M&S regarding this topic. They may be putting it off 'till they've got all straightened out.

@Catweazle Still it would seem confusing confusing to a non-technical user to have to use two different update channels. I can understand the reasoning but still, it would another path for a nefarious hacker to exploit (non updated apps and associated dependencies from the windows store). In Android at least App updates are seamless. OS and security updates also (for my Kindle Fire).

Using the keyboard to activate the Sleep option is easy enough for me, if I had some reason to do so. My wireless mouse lasts roughly a year without turning it off - it sleeps on its own if you haven't touched it (you need to tap any button to wake it as the laser shuts down when it sleeps and thus can't sense movement).