@JaesonFan
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It costs nothing and makes others happy).

@Vaporize said in Regex errors spam in syslog:

I'll do more test some days later and see if I can pin it down to a single list.

When you ave detected the list causing your issue, please report issue to Vivaldi bug tracker. Once that is done, share the bug number (beginning with VB-) you got by bug report mail.
Thanks for helping us making Vivaldi better.

Solved on last update

@marlinus Vivaldi supports tiling, so I don't see why not. Ctrl-click to select the other tab, then right-click and Tile. Vertically is one above the other, horizontally means left and right. Nothing to it.

I think it is somewhat related to this bug:

https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/issues/5032

It's two years old, and still open. That's strange. I'd expect Chromium to be widely used.

I tried the suggested solutions - most of them was actually already put into the profile files.
Most of them did not change anything, while the noroot option caused the file dialog to not open at all.

I think I've found a solution though.
I collected all config lines from firefox.profile with all it's includes
Did the same with vivaldi.profile and all includes.
Then compared the two to find what was in firefox that was not in vivaldi.
From that result I removed all lines containing the words 'firefox' or 'mozilla'.
This result I put into vivaldi.local
Then I got a working file dialog!
Then I removed the line one by one until it was no longer working.
The result was one line that seemed to fix the issue:

dbus-user filter

One downside seems to be that Vivaldi turned extremely slow at loading the first page after startup. It kind of feels like it is waiting for DNS request to time out. Then it retries, and it works. But this also happens if you are loading a domain name that is in /etc/hosts. Hence it cannot be DNS related.

However this introduces a new issue.... Vivaldi does no longer accept certificates installed by certutil.
That was solved (workaround) by copy ${HOME}/.pki/nssdb into ${HOME}/jail-test/.pki.

Better would probably be to whitelist the .pki folder.

Now, I did this on a test jail. A folder that was blank when I started.
Changing this to a jail that has been used before triggers a warning about data loss (passwords, mail, ...)

I chose continue with dataloss. All mail was there, but stored passwords had to be reentered.

Now, the delay before first url load seems to be gone as well. I have no clue what fixed that. Maybe the existence of the nssdb/* files?

Anyway. All seems to work. But there are errors thrown to terminal (when run from terminal) looking like this

(vivaldi:10): dconf-WARNING **: 23:01:37.562: failed to commit changes to dconf: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown

every time I browse to a folder in the file dialog.

Upload works. Download works. Folder structure in file dialog is correct.

@KaCuQ said in Reordering tabs is laggy:

@MWJ97 I'm too on Manjaro, KDE 6.0.5 and similar issue is happening. Laggy tab movement when moving over other tabs, stacking indicator firing up etc. But what's strange, it's working fine for a bit, then suddenly it starts to complety break up, showing random indicator. Maybe indeed window dragging mechanism is firing up, which could be bugged in ≤ 6.0.5 KDE.

https://imgur.com/a/uzk4oG2

So, maybe it'll be fixed on plasma 6.1?

@marlinus Vivaldi works great, I've made the switch from Opera M2 about a year ago when search became reliable. Just for reference, you can still install M2, find the installation files on Opera's ftp server
Windows: https://ftp.opera.com/ftp/pub/opera/win/1218/
Linux: https://ftp.opera.com/ftp/pub/opera/linux/1216/

But Opera M2 doesn't have oAuth, so its getting more and more obsolete. I still keep a copy running for nostalgic reasons, and I tell myself that its also a fallback (which I haven't needed at all)

@marlinus Oh, yes. My examples were for web server, not for email or object signing.
My little fault 😉

Funfact: yandex.eu works for me.

@mk0rvin Nice, editing worked for you.

Copying the directory and deleting the three Singleton* files worked perfectly. Thank you!

@AnastasiaQueens
Hi, can you add more information about your system, Vivaldi version and so forth, please?
I can't reproduce it on my systems, specs in the signature.

Cheers, mib

@mib2berlin said in Can't right click on tab-bar (to "reopen closed tab"):

You can also use Crtl+Z to open the last closed tab too.

Ohhhh, this one I can get used to for sure. 🙂
Thanks!

@Zalex108 Alright thanks, I was able to go and get them one by one from my history. Thanks for your time.

@DoctorG said in Single letter bookmark nickname does not work since:

Is a known bug in Vivaldi 6.7.3329.24.
First time in address field it works, second time it kicsk in search engine 😕

//EDIT: I saw ⇒ https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/752639
"I inspected bug tracker and saw a fix was done at Sunday, wait for next release of 6.7 Stable or Snapshot."

Thanks for replying and sorry for posting it on Windows forum. I thought I deleted the post 😕
Glad to hear that there will be a fix soon and can't wait to download it. 😃

User has fixed the issue reinstalling V.

@ToTheZeroth

Ok,
Those are many tests.

As a rule,
Any problem should be tested on a Clean Profile.

Otherwise would be triggered by an Extension or Setting.

I suggest you to do that, despite the recurrent but occasional bug.

Then Report it on the Bug Tracker.

@DoctorG In same environment and versions I had same results BUT there's a caveat for users who already have any 'Local Copy' of emails!

A 'hidden' consequence is that, them not being on the servers (by definition), any 'Local Copy' email is no longer displayed (or included in counts).

I could use Mail Settings/Mail Accounts/right-click a specific account and click on Reveal Data Folder in context menu then navigate to an eml file for the specific date of a 'Local Copy' email. The eml file is there but no longer displayed in the client.