@Ayespy macOS builds are different from Windows/Linux. Vivaldi used to have a "Show Close Window Confirmation Dialog" but the setting never worked, so the devs removed it and (very recently) replaced it with Chromium's solution: Hold ⌘Q to Quit (or whatever Quit keyboard shortcut you have defined). Unfortunately, they neglected to add an "off switch" to Vivaldi's Preferences, so I filed VB-52231. In chrome://settings there is a setting called: Show warning before quitting with ⌘Q [enable/disable] You can use this to disable the Quit Confirmation dialog in the current 1525.4 Snapshot. Future macOS builds will have the following setting: EXIT Quit Confirmation [✓] Show Quit Confirmation Dialog

@mathiasconradt Thanks for this! I just noticed this issue too and found this thread. as a new convert to Vivaldi. Grabbed Spectacle for the workaround and it will do for now. Looking forward to this getting fixed up. PS: Love the dev engagement on this browser. I'm hooked and telling everyone about Vivalid!

I have the almost identical problem on MacOS (10.14) using the latest Vivaldi 4. That is, on a desktop with no Vivaldi window in it, if I switch (Cmd-Tab) to Vivaldi and press Cmd-N, the File menu highlights from the action but no new window opens. However, if I use the File menu directly, a new window does open in the current desktop. While you can navigate the menu using keyboard shortcuts in MacOS (by pressing Ctrl-F2, given that "full keyboard access" is activated, in turn toggled by Ctrl-F1, then use the arrow keys to go to the menu item and press return/enter), this is less known and less efficient. So I agree with the original poster that Vivaldi ought to do what most other Mac apps do, that is to open a new window in the current desktop when Cmd-N is pressed.

Is this "Silver Mac Pro" in common?

@milafabio I love Vivaldi - much better than Chrome et-alia - BUT videos don't play in random fashion. Twitter; Facebook, and I have reloaded Flash twice! Vivaldi 2.2.1388.37 (Stable channel) (64-bit) Revision 15234034d19b85dcd9a03b164ae89d04145d8368-refs/branch-heads/3578@{#897} OS Mac OS X JavaScript V8 7.1.302.31 Flash 32.0.0.101 /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/PepperFlashPlayer/PepperFlashPlayer.plugin User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_13_6) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/71.0.3578.98 Safari/537.36 Vivaldi/2.2.1388.37 Command Line /Applications/Vivaldi.app/Contents/MacOS/Vivaldi --flag-switches-begin --flag-switches-end --ppapi-flash-path=/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/PepperFlashPlayer/PepperFlashPlayer.plugin --disable-smooth-scrolling Executable Path /Applications/Vivaldi.app/Contents/MacOS/Vivaldi Profile Path /Users/tony/Library/Application Support/Vivaldi/Default

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@buss Vivaldi does not ship with Widevine; it downloads it after installation and it should download automatically. If it doesn't, just go to vivaldi://components and click the "Check for update" button. I can confirm that this works with a new/fresh Vivaldi 2.0 installation. Also, I can't stress this enough: DO NOT downgrade to older versions of Vivaldi... and definitely DO NOT install any Vivaldi 1.x releases on macOS as a workaround for ANY issue after you have installed Vivaldi 2.0. Vivaldi releases are not backwards-compatible and downgrading will likely corrupt your Vivaldi profile and cause other problems that can be difficult to recover from.

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It worked, sync was successful :)! Thank you for your support.

@stevek Yay!!! I'm glad to hear that things are working for you again! Thanks very much for your patience as well.

@bluesnoop85 At this point, it might be time to give up on this feature request. The future of the touch bar seems grim, as it appears it might not even come back for the next macbooks. https://9to5mac.com/2021/04/21/2021-macbook-pro-ports-leak/

@Gwen-Dragon @mk71 There's still an issue, VB-45008, where the fullscreen UI still "drops down" when it should not. As far as I know, it only affects users with multi-monitor setups running macOS Mojave. That bug is still open and has been assigned to a developer, but I haven't seen any activity on it for quite some time. I'll try to get an update on where things currently stand regarding a fix.

There are 2 steps. First you click on login on the Vivaldi site, then a new site appears and there you input your username and password. Then you click login on this page and -- nothing happens for a while, because Vivaldi is processing this request. If you get inpatient and click login again, you will get the authentication error you mentioned. Then only going back to a normal vivaldi site, reloading, and doing the whole thing again will let you login. So again, after hitting login be patient and wait for the site to do its thing, then it should work out fine without the error. About the pasting of passwords I can only say that i could paste fine in this field, but I actually let Vivaldi save the password for vivaldi.net, therefore the login information is already filled out in my case.

@xyzzy said in Vivaldi won't reproduce some YouTube videos: vivaldi://flags I'm always on the latest snapshot, and I can play the videos on the site. What doesn't work for me is Twitter and (I just discovered this) Gamespot. Youtube, Vimeo and the likes are fine.

Vivaldi on OS X MacOS uses a popular third-party software update framework called Sparkle. This framework doesn’t have a GUI to turn off automatic updates, but it does have and honor a hidden preference. It’s easy and safe to change this setting using the command line (Terminal, iTerm2), so that is how I will demonstrate, but you might be able to use a GUI tool to edit the appropriate preference file if you prefer. The auto-update feature is controlled by a key named “SUEnableAutomaticChecks” in the Vivaldi preferences. You can check and change the value of this preference using the defaults tool. In your terminal app, type/paste everything after the dollar sign: $ defaults read -app Vivaldi SUEnableAutomaticChecks If the value has not been set, the tool will produce this error: The domain/default pair of (com.vivaldi.Vivaldi, SUEnableAutomaticChecks) does not exist (which defaults to on). You can disable auto-update by setting the value to NO: $ defaults write -app Vivaldi SUEnableAutomaticChecks NO $ defaults read -app Vivaldi SUEnableAutomaticChecks NO

@Gwen-Dragon submitted the bug #VB-71330

I solved this problem self. Extension was causing problems. I solved it by resetting it.

@izacks said in Can't add "history" to Web panel.: Because such a behavior don't occur in Vivaldi of the Windows version, this is a Mac version original problem. Sorry, this was incorrect. It was the same behavior on the Windows version. Either way, I can't wait for the release of Ver.1.8.

Correction: Swipe navigation works intermittently in Vivaldi 1.6 RC! It was working fine then it suddenly stopped working! If I open a page in a new window and click some links to generate history, it starts working again. I've reported the issue and hopefully they can get this working reliably again soon.

I know this is an old post, but I thought others may find this thread and find my response helpful. I noticed this as well. In my case, the extensions ended up not mattering. I noticed, like you did, that Vivaldi would already be open when I started up the computer. I went to System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items and disabled Vivaldi from automatically starting up on Login and that seemed to resolve the issue.