That is a fault of the webpage's HTML form. On minc page is no user and password field Vivaldi can detect as user and password field.

@lipo2lipo Glad it works for you and me. Cheers

I would be very happy too, if this issue could be solved. Has been there since the start of vivaldi.

Thank you @becm - that post didn't appear in my search of forum. I hope it is fixed soon.

@arnad You can still individually turn off Passwords, Payment methods and Addresses and more. But you are right in that a single option to turn off all auto-fills no longer exists.

@balvik said in GTK native theme window controls: This was asked a while ago, but basically same question. Chromium in Linux (GNOME and other GTK based DEs to be specific) has a beautiful feature where you can use the GTK native window theme, so you get the same window control buttons in Chromium as you do in every other application even with disabled system title bar and borders. It looks really nice. Yes – and I'd like the browser to use the system's color scheme for it's tabs and other controls, too, per default, or at least as an option... This is perhaps the single aspect of Vivaldi that somewhat annoys me – that it looks like an alien body on most desktops, even on Windows, except on Windows 10 where it nicely blends in. (BTW Firefox can't do this on Linux either, not even the beta version, v59, which finally can hide the window title bar but, same as Vivaldi, cannot used native the GTK theme for window controls). The latest Firefox now can (see here).

@Ayespy thx

@Tuexss It's a file (not a folder) in your "Profile" location as shown in the Help/About menu accessible through the "V" menu button or the horizontal menu, if that's what you're using.