@Cheeeeen Great 👍 If you can reproduce the issue in a clean profile (as you've shown), with the taskbar on the side, then open a bug report here: https://vivaldi.com/bugreport/ No guarantee it will be solved any day soon, but maybe the developers are able to reproduce and fix it. Users should be able to expect applications working properly regardless of taskbar position.

You can of course turn off the stausbar at the bottom if you so desired to give you a few more pixel space.

@jumpsq said: Yes, that would certainly be nice, but I'd assume that such a feature would have to be implemented for Gnome, KDE, XFCE, Unity, [i3, awesome, sway] ... each (or is there some common API that all these Desktop Environments/Window Managers use?). I searched on this topic a bit and found out that X apps should be able to use _NET_WM_XAPP_PROGRESS window property (I found this only for Cinnamon, but to me this seems universal enough that also other DEs (in fact, panels) should support it). About Wayland (and others) we don't have to care for now, because Chromium is X-only now AFAIK.

In my case, the HTML5 video element from Disney + had this property: disablepictureinpicture. Deleting it in the Developer Tools using the inspector, helped me getting the PIP mode able to work.

@Gwen-Dragon Es funktioniert, vielen Dank! Ich hoffe, dass dieser Bug so schnell wie möglich behoben wird.

@DavidBevi I really hope this is implemented! At this point, I'm close to not using Vivaldi anymore since it is that annoying for me. I didn't realize how much I must use the favicons to know what tab I have active.

@Gwen-Dragon Thank you for your time and knowledge. I'll suggest it as a feature, knowing it will be low priority.

@emcee *grmpfl* jetzt tut's hier sogar mit einer Verknüpfung richtig. So viel zu (nicht) reproduzierbarem (Fehl-)Verhalten unter Windows (10)…

Thanks. This doesn't seem to work anymore: import hashlib def md5(fname): hash_md5 = hashlib.md5() with open(fname, "rb") as f: for chunk in iter(lambda: f.read(4096), b""): hash_md5.update(chunk) return hash_md5.digest() f = open("Vivaldi.ico.md5", "wb") f.write(md5("Vivaldi.ico")) f.close() On restart default icon (red) is restored, my blue one overwritten. Am I missing something or is this "impossible" now without going to extreme lengths? Not the end of the world though in any case.

@zaibon said in Tab preview in task bar: But you meant the Vivaldi icon in the taskbar, right? Yes 😉 @zaibon said in Tab preview in task bar: This would be a really nice feature but I fear that this is indeed a hard piece of work to implement. It was a tough challenge long time ago when that feature came first time to Opera, if I remember that right. But perhaps times have changed and it is easier to achieve today... we will see 🙂