@DoctorG Thank you for quick reply.

I have been using this for a few years and never really had a problem before, even though I had several of these sort of password in it.

But I guess you are right, its time to store passwords somewhere else.

Thanks!

@npro Thanks for your input and the effort! I thought it may be vivaldi/chromium related since all other apps are doing fine 😞 smth like chromium overriding env variables or smth? Again, thank you so much and have a great weekend!

@npro Thanks. The odd thing is that I received a notification of a reply to my post, and clicked on the email link. Vivaldi opened. All I did in the interim was to install some nerd fonts.
It must be magic.

@yojimbo274064400 ...pfft. I don't read instructions. 😁 (Thank you!)

@Aaron said in Vivaldi 7.3:

Now stable is in extra,just pacman -S.

Thanks for the alert 👍

Actually Vivaldi does use local folders if I use POP3.
I thought it would I enabled the mail and saw that I tired it about a year ago.
However There doesn't see to be a way to import folders from other mail clients.
I am going to keep using Betterbird for now.

Check in the terminal without extensions in a new profile vivaldi-snapshot --disable-extensions --user-data-dir=/tmp/vivalavivaldi/test/

If OK check with your profile vivaldi-snapshot --disable-extensions

If OK then disable the extension that you suspect is responsible for that issue.

@Strangiato
Hi and yes, this is a known and reported bug, confirmed in the bug tracker.
To my knowledge there is no workaround.

@mib2berlin unfortunately I don’t. However I have another copy on my personal server I will try before starting all over.

I believe I also have a copy of the config files for it from my backups that I have used once before when I forgot to make the key in the first place.

@spivaldi Yeah, I forgot about the std{in,out,err} sanitation done in the vivaldi launch wrapper as well, that also uses cat

# Sanitize std{in,out,err} because they'll be shared with untrusted child # processes (http://crbug.com/376567). exec < /dev/null exec > >(exec cat) exec 2> >(exec cat >&2)

@BlackIkeEagle said in Links open in wrong profile:

Your links will be opened in the last profile that was active

Yes, that what I also thought should happen, but it doesn't.

I fixed it now by

setting Firefox as default, delete this default setting in my Systemsettings and than Vivaldi shows again this bar on top, asking to set Vivaldi as default Browser.

This time I accepted that question in the right profile (working profile) and now it works as accpected.

PS: Interesstingly it now realy works as it should. So links open allways in last aktive profile, not everytime in working profile.

Report in bug tracker was VB-114375 "Vivaldi crash randomly when open Tampermonkey setting page"

Wanted to add this happens not only when the context menu scrolls, but when it's just big. Then it's positioned in such a way that it's under the cursor, and releasing the mouse button automatically selects the option that happens to be there.

It'd be really useful to shift the context menu to the right so it's never under the mouse cursor.

@ogredale FYI according to your provided info, you are running Vivaldi with your integrated GPU (which is pretty good anyway for browsers), and if you want to run Vivaldi with the discrete card you can use an environmental variable using PRIME, or a utility that switches GPUs on the fly using that, or disable the iGPU in your UEFI alltogether -if possible. "Possible" because some laptops require the iGPU to display the UEFI settings, there's a terminology for that that I don't remember now-. The latter could mean more battery consumption though, if you care about that. You can find more info how to set things up in your distro resources I suppose (forums, wiki, etc), especially "gaming" distros dο (or should) provide more tools out of the box for such hardware configurations afaik.

@mib2berlin In the latest version of vivaldi in arch repositories Version : 7.1.3570.47-1.1 everything is fine, no omissions. I thought it might be because of PSD (Profile-sync-daemon), after checking everything I was convinced that PSD has nothing to do with skipping frames at maximum load on the video card. I think the problem is solved. Thanks for your time!

@Pathduck said in Prevent a tab from hibernating:

chrome://settings/performance

That looks like exactly what I want.

Thanks

Have the same problem +1