There should be a little key icon in the address bar next to the bookmark button. It will show up if you have recently dismissed a password prompt. Clicking that will let you save the password.

I would like to see just some kind of pop-up notification when download has started. Auto-opening downloads panel is too intrusive, and otherwise it's really hard to note whether download has started, if you have the option to Always download to default location enabled.

@gwen-dragon ok, gut zu wissen.

@gwen-dragon Great! I'll stay tuned for the next Snapshot then. It used to work, but I understand that it's an experimental feature. I'll probably install a standalone Snapshot version to update and test the desktop notifications before dating my main browser.

@browseruser Such setting can done in the Windows internal notification settings. See https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/31317/windows-native-notifications

@pafflick Sorry. I almost never use Windows, but I have read quite a few posts where people appeared to be asking for a feature to delay Vivaldi updates on Windows. I'm sure I could have misunderstood those issues.

You might want to upvote this feature request then. See also: When Will Feature Requests Be Implemented? In the meantime, you can mute some sites on this internal page: chrome://settings/content/sound

@hal_v You are welcome.

@tonywebster Again sorry for the trouble. We need to add a plugin so that you can receive such emails. For security reasons, it's a work in progress and might take a little while until it's implemented. Thanks for being patient with us.

@ozoratsubasa, they have. > https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/6175-change-how-long-show-notifications-windows-10-a.html There are many settings in the Action Center. On Linux you have to manually edit configuration files, what else. But your request is good, those should be in Vivaldi too. Cheers, mib

@cedricdes said in Notifications Manager: chrome://settings/content/notifications

A notification appears below at Windows taskbar and disapperas after some soconds. Do you mean a popup which appears on top of the Vivaldi browser window of your D-Link Administration page? I guess there is a red block icon at right side of address field showing a popup is blocked. On your D-Link Administration page click on the globe in address bar and there click on 'Site Settings' and add a exception for http://dlinkrouter Or add exception on internal page chrome://settings/content/popups

A browser cannot and you should not mess with code from a website but this is similar to what I suggest before when it comes to notifications. A default to deny/ignore them for all sites. That would basic silently and in the background ignore website notifications (ignore, not reject or accept). Yes, they are annoying and I have posted a feature to have them ignored on all sites you visit instead of being forced to accept or deny them manually.

@longvoid said in Website Notifications Off by Default: It works for me - chrome://settings/content/notifications Thanks a lot for this way out. I was amazed the standard settings lacked the option to disable these annoying notifications. I never use them. I don't know what they are for. I either go to the website I want directly or use RSS feeds. It was like asking me all the time "Do you want a popup or not? Well, I will show you one anyway"