@Pathduck Saw your latest posts about that. Here, saw the Temp is on %User% Local Temp with a random number if I recall. All the AutoUpdates work fine, and since less than a month there are 2 different Snaps and Stables versions altogether. AutoUpdate is launched manually till now, need to check the New Task. It appears with a random number as well. Saw entries for the Latest, maybe the latest versions updated, as you comment, but since doing other tasks didn't looked deeply to understand the routine. Will check in next days, and between next updates. -- Bothered? Cricket 🏏?....

@Zalex108 I like how you made a screenshot of the ScreenShooter 😄

@luetage said in Google Extensions - Crypto Token [What it Does]: It surely was a mistake, the only thing that could rectify the situation is either hiding the option to disable the extensions, or showing a popup on trigger, with a text warning the users about what exactly will break. I partly agree. But like I said I hope Vivaldi will still give us the option of disabling components and system extensions we have no need for. Maybe only for advanced users, i.e. hidden under experiments. One of the (many) things I dislike about Chromium is its tendency to sneakily introduce new Google experiments like FloC, Crowd Deny, Zxcvbn and so on. Apparently the latest one (just noticed it in User Data) is "hyphen-data". Some of these might be innocent, others are clearly ways for Google to experiment with different data-collection stuff, like FLoC which thankfully seems to be broken in Vivaldi, possibly intentionally by the team. The way Google sees things, Chromium is not meant for casual users, so it can be used as a platform for publicly testing stuff before it's put into Chrome. The result of this is of course that Vivaldi users (at least Snapshotters) end up as lab-rats for various Google experimentation.

With Vivaldi you don't need a mac, OpenBSD, FreeBSD or any extension. Just hover Over the image Rt Click, or however you get the context menu use Image Properties (the image will open in a New Tab) Again hover over the image, get the context menu and Copy Image open your favourite image manipulation program (IrfanView is a good one and works well with Wine on Linux) Create a new (empty) image and Paste I believe many programmes have hundreds of formats you can Save As...

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Thanks for sharing the details.

could it be, that the files at the harddisk have changed? wether I can't find the current session nor current state file within my default profile 🤔

Very handy way to use the filters, though we have had this since before UB/UBO existed. The Opera extension "ContentBlockHelper" was always geared for blocking user defined elements.. Thankfully it was ported to the new API so is available as a chrome extension I don't see what this has to do with security or privacy. This is a convenience tweak, just like blocking *.gif and animation elements.

@guigirl Disabling alt-menu fixed it, now you can use alt-menu and it will still work. And well done on my fast reply. I’ll present myself with a trophy 🏆🦚

@potmeklecbohdan said in V Folder Icons: @Zalex108 If you do this, only Dolphin will work… (i.e. I tried it with the two FMs and only Dolphin worked) Thank you. I will add it on the How to. 👍

@luetage what is host file meaning how it works?

@poto Thanks for making a guide on this 👍 However, not completely sure why it's needed - after all, the Vivaldi password export is a Chrome-format CSV file, and Keepass supports import from Chrome CSV. I do it regularly myself and it works fine out of the box: 6c6f5356-701e-4847-b1ea-c6e28c546bd7-image.png The big problem is that Keepass lacks an export into the same format, so I can't (easily) export a backup to import back into Vivaldi (should I ever need to). But the standard Keepass 1.x CVS export works with a bit of command-line cut and sed - or just importing the CSV into a spreadsheet and rearranging the columns works as well. It would be good in to add in the guide that to access the CSV importer in your example you need to choose "Generic CSV Importer" from the Import menu. 65c8ac90-2a2b-40a5-90dc-63f2efcfd2b4-image.png

Another possible parameter would be the number of results displayed, Vivaldi only display suggestions 5 maximum anyway, so if available, limit this list to 5 elements (setting it higher won't make more suggestions appear) Is this 5 maximum suggestions limitation still in place?

for current Chromium 93 policies with ...WhiteList... in name are renamed to ...AllowList.... Similar with …Black… changed to …Block… Please investigate more on your side - if you know news on changes, feel free to answer.

@lonm From the reddit Mixpanel quotation: "We immediately began investigating further and learned that the behavior the customer was observing was due to a change to the React JavaScript library made in March 2017. This change placed copies of the values of hidden and password fields into the input elements’ attributes, which Autotrack then inadvertently received. Upon investigating further, we realized that, because of the way we had implemented Autotrack when it launched in August, 2016, this could happen in other scenarios where browser plugins (such as the 1Password password manager) and website frameworks place sensitive data into form element attributes." Note that Mixpanel indicates the 'harvesting' was inadvertant (and I have no direct reason to disbelieve them). However, it raises the issue of companies that can do the same sort of things deliberately... or of 3rd-party scripts in popular website code that can do it. As for me, I'll continue to keep my script-blocking shields up except in certain, carefully-vetted, specific situations.