@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.

@gwen-dragon Same NETFLIX problem here, but WidevineCdn says it is up to date. Netflix error: M7701-1003 Vivaldi: 2.0.1309.37 (Stable channel) (64-bit) Windows Home 10, version 1803 WidevineCdn: Version: 4.10.1146.0 Suggestions anyone? THANKS

@TbGbe Note: You may already have all the codecs etc. This is just to be sure. If it still doesn't work, can you describe what happens in more detail?

@Ayespy said in Netflix only works when Chrome is installed: @Steffie said in Netflix only works when Chrome is installed: "Netflix only works when Chrome is installed" ... well, this news certainly comes as a great shock to me. I wonder how it is then that every night i watch hours of Netflix on my Lappy in V, & sometimes during days i do ditto on my Tower, with no Chrome installed on either? I guess i must be only dreaming it... or maybe you're wrong... ........................................................................................................................................................................... Tower's SSD OS = Linux Mint x64 17.3 KDE 4.14.2. [< 26/9/16]; Maui 2 "Blue Tang" x64 Plasma 5.8.2. Lappy's SSD OS = Linux Mint x64 17.3 KDE 4.14.2. [< 18/9/16]; Mint 18 “Sarah” x64 Xfce+Compiz. Be nice. On a fresh clean install, the WideVine plugin is not downloaded immediately. It arrives for Vivaldi when it "updates" (which in my experience can take five minutes to a day). If it doesn't update fast enough, then going to it in vivaldi://components and clicking on it can cause it to "update" (ie, download). I think this could actually be a licensing thing, whereby Vivaldi is actually not allowed to package it. It's a fair cop. YamiYukiSenpai, i unreservedly apologise. Note to self -- work harder to keep my inner bitch suppressed.