The password would be to launch the PWA application. If the password was successful, the PWA would open to the built-in URL of the PWA.

Let’s just use Gmail as an example. Say I created a PWA to launch Gmail. I’d like to password protect the PWA so that someone who sits at my laptop can’t just open Gmail and start reading.

Sure, I could log out of Gmail each time so that they’d have to have the Gmail password, but that’s a lot more work for me.

Hey @DoctorG
Thanks for the quick update. Then only the manual add button would actually be the requirement in the request. Because saving via the (existing Chrome page works in Vivaldi). A direct way would certainly be helpful for some users.

@iAN-CooG
I never thought syncing was necessary. Without syncing and using many Vivaldi installations, I would die. 🙂

Cheers, mib

@MichalBryxi said in Allow copy&paste as native browser option:

solution

is UserScript.

@yngve said in Why do I need to set an encryption password?:

That you think you can afford to lose that data will only be correct if you truly have no data of significance. If so, you are probably the only person in the world who can say that.

Thanks for the reply.

I get this and even have a password manager. Imagine that if I'm suffering from severe password fatigue, what it's like for more average users.

@LordLorio Private tabs must lose their data when the browser crashes - the whole point is they don't store data anywhere.

Maybe you could consider setting up a separate profile, that way you can keep your sensitive tabs away from your main tabs, and you could create a second sync account.

@harshavst I fear not. Vivaldi is not connect-able to google account services (at browser level) and I suspect password manager is. But you can export password (if are locally stored) from chrome to vivaldi with export/import features.

@shadowleaf15 You guess correctly. Chromium and thus vivaldi encrypt several data with machine/user ID so is not real portable. No plans to implement that I know. Most profile folders are simply not decryptable if you plan to re-use the profile on another machine/user.

@7eggert Although there's not a feature for that in the browser at present, every time a website offers "remember me on this site." what it's doing is offering to set a durable cookie containing your username - so that whenever you return to the site, you username is pre-filled. That has much the same effect.

@sphera said in Passwords | Quick Edit, Delete, Link to Pass in Manager at 🔑 PopUp:

@Zalex108 I wonder why I can't edit the names of all my other topics, but I can this topic.

There's a limit in time to edit Posts.
This is to avoid SPAM.

@Zalex108, When will you make me a senior moderator?

I don't do that,
It's the Official Vivaldi Team.

@RasheedHolland @DoctorG I have edited my first post and title after reading your discussion.

@quincy8888 Thanks!

im so new here i found your answer by pure accident 🙂

@Timucin As your Windows account has no password, then you will not get a such Windows user password popup if wanting to see the password in Vivaldi Settings → Privacy → Saved Passwords.

I agree with the author, at least I personally need:

easy access to passwords (via the sidebar) for searching and editing cataloging by folders password generator according to the required parameters

I need it more than the built-in email client or calendar

@neetgpt
Hi, to my knowledge web panels cant reach the Vivaldi password manager.
You have to add your credentials manually but only once, I use some web panels with logins, they stay always logged in.

Cheers, mib