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.

@ayespy Thank you c:

@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

Thx. @derday

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.

@sylwesterz It could be considered a bug - but at the moment it's by design. Every time you enter a "chrome" address the result shows as "vivaldi" because this is not the Chrome/Chromium browser - it is the Vivaldi browser. The replacement of internal pages (there are over two hundred of them) is, necessarily, gradual and a work in progress.

This is a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/189149