@Ayespy Yeah, I suppose you're right. It turns out to be The Great Suspender from what I've seen now. Unfortunate since that is supposed to get everything running better lol

@Hanrui said in A problem of Built-in Ad Blocker: I deleted this file :“...User Data\Default\AdBlockState” , and then it worked properly My be some of you bloclists were cirrupted or blocked too much. Thanks for finding a solution. Fine. Be happy, enjoy browsing wit h Vivaldi.

I found out myself https://www.pinterest.de/search/pins/?rs=ac&len=2&q=%S

@nwest No worries. That SMTP error message is really vague I guess... BTW Welcome to the Vivaldi community!

Unfortunatelly didn't work the Ctrl+N. But no matters, I can live with Ctrl-F11x2.

Adjusting the Camera permission to Allow in Google Chat fixed the issue. Had to change notifications to Ask and Camera to Allow to get the camera notification. Thanks everyone.

@Pathduck Strange indeed, now it says 3,0Gb (I've downloaded couple of big files after that "1489b") and nothing wrong with downloading a 1,8Gb file. I can't excatly remember what i did to cause this, but when you mentioned CCleaner, I think I might have been run that program and/or cleared cookies with it. When I wrote text above this, I simultaenously downloaded that 1,8Gb file and it says now 4,8Gb like it should. I cannot thank you enough, it might been small issue... but annoying one. Edit: about that clearing a storage before, well... i don't remember doing so, atleast it didn't let me download anything from Mega.

This problem was solved by extensive apt-get update of the Mint 18.1 installation followed by two passes of apt list --upgradeable and sudo apt-get upgrade The update to a long time for a system that had never been consistently updated . ' I dont know which dependency lib file was the critical dependency. I am guessing that installing a package that is outside of ubuntu repositories may not give the info needed by apt to check for some dependencies. By bringing my whole system uptodate I guess the right lib file got in there.. A part of the upgrade log included settingup and removing various certificates accumulated over time and I dont know if that affected the refusal to load https:// sites Using uptodate firefox on this older MInt had no problems Trying both vivaldi and chrome they shared the behavior that going into the SiteSettings menu > Certificate Management , one click on that menu item would instantly crash the program. So it may have been a problem with handling certificates ,,,but the immediate crash suggests a defective library dependency Tmay

Great solution! Thanks a lot!

Further, the technologies and architecture of the two browsers are completely different. The only thing they have in common technically is the rendering engine (Chromium/Blink) and even there, each patches the engine for their own particular experience in different ways. The unique structure of Vivaldi makes it possible for the development team to innovate in ways no other browser company can.

Just got the new snapshot, and it's fixed. Cheers!

Please report the spammer IPs and IDs to Vivaldi support, they will blacklist them.

Thank you, @LonM I appreciate you taking the time to double-check for me. Just being careful not to break any rules.

not sure what went wrong but currently I got everything working. maybe my pc needed a reboot or something. topic can be closed. thanks for the help.

@Gwen-Dragon said in A/V blocked connection: app Vivaldi: vivaldi://serviceworker-internals/ I think that it was a false positive, especially if it looks like Abine is using AWS. It is a cloud password manager that is accessible from multiple devices (any desktop I login with, any mobile device, etc.) so that must be the answer. I checked the serviceworker-internals and everthing there I pretty much expect to see, and I have not had the warning again. Thanks everyone for all your input and research! I appreciate it!!

It definitely was the driver. After posting this, I noticed other applications mis-behaving over the following days. For those that find their way here, there is a hotfix for 445.75 (445.78). I haven't seen it show up in GeForce Experience, but here's a direct link: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5009. However, this hotfix did not fix the issue with my particular hardware (GTX 1050 on XPS 15 9560).

@l0f4r0 said in Regression on Linux about panel bar display?: mark a thread as resolved That is the job of Moderators now, tags have been abused too much ins the past. I tag as Resolved.

@mimismum Thanks for testing. Appreciated it. I've logged out on all devices, cleared cookies and cache, restart, logged in again. So far works ok.

@Gwen-Dragon said in Google Hangouts & confirmation on 2nd device not working anymore?: @Chipy Nice to read that a Vivaldi update could solve it. Sure as all the updates usually do! Checked my logs right now: Last version running was vivaldi-snapshot:amd64 2.12.1843.5-1, installed on March 11th.

@OldHickory30 What site are you seeing this on and what are your cookie settings in vivaldi://settings/privacy/?