The Open Source messengers [Matrix] and 'Jabber/XMPP' also use 'Jitsi Meet'. 😃 😉

@eugenesv So it seems is not the case (no, I won't try). The confirmation popup should be present. About the not working code you may try to ask in modification thread.

@LonM To create own application to manage notes on Android and iOS. Vivaldi for iOS doesn't exists and even on Android, it isn't the best part of this app.

Seems way outside the scope of a web browser to work as a image converter. I don't see why Vivaldi should take it into consideration.

@benw93 There are several options for the Close Tab button. One can also disable it completely, and use double-click or middle-click to close tabs. See Settings, Tabs, Tab Options. There has to be a strong reason for changing defaults, because changes will inevitably annoy existing users. Collecting user data is a no no for Vivaldi, though they do run surveys from time to time to see which features users like.

@sraczka You can lookup id and name at internal page vivaldi://system/ , in row extensions hit Maximize… button.

@thj You're asking if Vivaldi will handle tel: links. This has been requested for years and still no update.

@Vivaldiscool Nice to read you are happy now 🙂

Hi, Thanks for your feature request. This looks like a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/46811/quick-unit-converter-currency-time-zone-temp-scales-measurements-oz-cm-etc Please vote & discuss at that thread, thank you. You can use the forum search first to see if you can find similar requests. If that doesn't work, I've catalogued all the requests here.

@martinspire Also, FYI, vivaldi follow the chromium ESR schedule, so any version should jump of two version at any update (sometimes security CVEs are backported, if possible).

@karly No, i was not able to find one. GTK theme environment variables never worked in command line.

@Gwen-Dragon Danke 😉 Thank you for the clarifacation. Is it possible for me to follow the status of this bug somehow, because I am not planning to give up on Vivaldi 😀

As far as I know, you can't inspect the Vivaldi UI using the DevTools in a docked window/Tab. That also wouldn't be feasible, as you might want to inspect differenet parts of the UI, like the Speed Dial in one Tab and the Bookmarks in another one. If the DevTools were docked to one Tab, you would need to open several instances of them.

Thanks @Gwen-Dragon. Didn't use correct search keywords before opening new topic. 😞

@Pathduck Wow, that approach would never come to my mind and it indeed works! Thanks again for your help ♥