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@isackender said in More image formats supported when copying image to Clipboard:

Hi @greasebr2, I have the exact same problem. I was getting too many "your files are too powerful" errors lately, and I haven't changed anything. So I thought Vivaldi changed something on its side.

Did you manage to fix the problem? Saving and then moving the image to Discord is getting tiresome, instead of just copying.

Hi sorry for the late reply.

The fix is using Firefox

Looks like a duplicate of Sort Rules Functionality for Downloads

Also similar to Support for MIME Types

@yngve THANK YOU!

(sent from Snapdragon-powered ThinkPad X13s)

@pauloaguia The typical case for me is that I just want to be sure that I already downloaded the file, and in such case downloading it again without prompt does not help very much.

I use the CopyQ clipboard manager on Desktop.

https://hluk.github.io/CopyQ/

Support for Linux, Windows and OS X 10.15+ Store text, HTML, images or any other custom formats Quickly browse and filter items in clipboard history Sort, create, edit, remove, copy/paste, drag’n’drop items in tabs Add notes or tags to items System-wide shortcuts with customizable commands Paste items with shortcut or from tray or main window Fully customizable appearance Advanced command-line interface and scripting Ignore clipboard copied from some windows or containing some text Support for simple Vim-like editor and shortcuts
and much more

Inbuild features in the browser are desirable, but sometimes tools are better as desktop apps, because the offer infinite more possibilities as inbuild features or extensions.

Take my up vote for this too. 👍

@claudio Thank you! This is exactly what the good doctor ordered. 🖤🤖

@gavcol
I'm not programmer, but i think this would need a special more object for the same purpose (another object means less workforce on others features and maintaining) whereas reusing download panel as it is currently, with autorealignment (like web page) to get something similar (and why not better than the simple download bar), would satisfy everyone and more, and would have less code... This'd be a dynamic interface.

It's a pity Vivaldi didn't implement this during their 4.3 enhancements of the download panel.

@madhusudhanj This works for me — Settings, Downloads:

Show Downloads Automatically

@Pesala any news on this? I really liked this solution, would be very useful for batch downloads

I just switched from Firefox to Vivaldi, and this is the only thing I miss greatly so far.

For a browser with so many possibilities to customize everything, it is strange that this feature isn't implemented yet. I find requests for this going back 6 years.

Hope it is something the great Vivaldi team can put on their list and implement in the near future!

@dude99 said in Torrents Download Support:

@Totto If you insist on this "Vivaldi brand torrent client", I will have no problem with it as long as it's a separate process/app (or .exe) just like the infamously resilient update_notifier.exe.

My bottom line is the active torrent(s) mustn't be affected by the browser in anyway, especially even when the browser is shutdown/crashed/freeze - all active torrent(s) must remain running reliably in the background 24/7. Else, it's pretty much an useless additional feature to Vivaldi, because it will be just like Opera's torrent client which keep failing at finishing any torrent download (without error) whenever the browser become unstable for whatever reason.

But if it's a separated process torrent client, then it would be no different than other specialized torrent client on the market, except it's not as feature rich & capable... Then we might as well just settled with the best available option instead of wasting time & resources to recreate a wheel that's not as good as those already been done before it. LOL

IMHO what Vivaldi really need is an integrated & easy to configure MIME types settings GUI. This will allow even a noob to setup Vivaldi to handle magnet/torrent/whatever protocol link with any 3rd party apps that can handle 'em. This is an ancient request with almost 200 upvotes: https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/188799 that's more useful & important than a Vivaldi brand torrent client. 😉

EXACTLY all Chrome browsers should already have this just like all Firefox based browsers do.

@Pesala said in "Open With" in Download Manager:

@astro46 The team are always working to improve the browser. Their priorities may not be the same as yours and mine.

I asked Jón about the Decision-making process some time ago

All it takes to open any downloaded file is to click the magnifying glass in the Downloads Panel, then double-click the file when it opens in your file manager.

I think that we already know this. This has been the only way to view some pdf through vivaldi. Though I never bothered going through the downloads panel. Since I have to go through the download saving windows already, I know where the pdf is saved.