Thanks Pesala, Hardware acceleration in Settings, Webpages was already disabled. Enabling it seems to have solved my problem.

FYI, a Vivaldi 3.7 (Stable) update has also been released with this fix: https://vivaldi.com/blog/desktop/minor-update-for-vivaldi-desktop-browser-3-7/ [macOS][Media] Many short videos on Twitter and other services are corrupted (VB-76282)

I think this issue is fixed on latest snapshot. [macOS][Media] Many short videos on Twitter and other services are corrupted (VB-76282) Minor update for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 3.7 | Vivaldi Browser

@horia @browseruser Same problem here And I finally found out why: Just cancel the built-in tracker: "DuckDuckGo Tracker Radar" any y'll get the embeds back

@BWBWBW I'm getting this message as well with Kanopy. I did update my browser to 2.8 and it did not fix the problem. Kanopy does work with Microsoft Edge browser. Do you have another suggestion?

@Gwen-Dragon With the latest snapshot, the problems with video's where fixed

@ferryman Welcome to the forums and enjoy Vivaldi Browser Vivaldi Browser Help Center is available by hitting F1 key Take your time to read the Community Code of Conduct It's the Amazon issue, not Vivaldi. Searching before posting is very practical and recommended. Sorry for all the inconvenience caused.

Had same problem, couldn't figure out.... Deleted cookies ("Lock" icon to the left of urlfield) - voilá! (Reason #2: ...seemed that Amazon Prime was having some sort of bad morning also as it was doing the same on all my browsers... (?)

@nilkanthagholap1 You can not get HD/UHD/4K on Amazon prime as Amazon has not allowed to access their paid services by Vivaldi browser. A browser producer has to pay annual fees to be allowed to display this special content.

@UserBerlin und immer schön den Featurerequest upvoten 🙂

@rdreammaker Thanks a mil for sharing these helpful insights. It's very awkward indeed. In case this issue happens again in your "Primary" browser as well as in your fresh install, please file a bug report so we can try to reproduce it and fix it. 🙂

Vivaldi now supports low latency on twitch.

@gaelle @Myliak I already reported this a while ago, but it was marked as CNR (VB-50885). The same thing can also happen by tiling the page.

It's possible to add Fullscreen (useful when you want to see something in full screen for a while and then return to the window), backward/forward 5sec (maybe time to the end of the video too) and transparency 50% on pop out video?

@gwen-dragon My Chrome is Version 70.0.3538.102 (Official Build) (64-bit) and works fine My Firefox is 63.0.3 (64-bit) and works fine My Vivaldi has Chrome engine Chrome/71.0.3578.45 Safari/537.36 and does not Full Screen Video streams for NFL, but does work on Youtube. Suspect a combination of the particular Chrome and the particular video player they use at NFL.

I had the same issue and found the solution on the Mac forum. Head to this link: chrome://flags/#force-color-profile Then change the option for "Force Color Profile" (the first choice on the list) to either RGB or scRGB linear to fix the issue. You will have to restart vivaldi before you can test either option. For me I ended up using "scRGB linear" to fix the issue. The error occurred after a GPU driver update on an HP 15.6 with AMD Ryzen 3 CPU and AMD Radeon Vega 3 GPU, so updating the driver may or may not work.

@zimudec This is what I'm using on GNOME (Xorg) with an NVIDIA GPU: --flag-switches-begin --ignore-gpu-blocklist --enable-gpu-rasterization --enable-zero-copy --enable-features=VaapiVideoEncoder,VaapiVideoDecoder,CanvasOopRasterization --disable-gpu-driver-bug-workarounds --disable-features=UseSkiaRenderer,UseChromeOSDirectVideoDecoder --canvas-oop-rasterization --use-gl=desktop --flag-switches-end

@pettern I just came across this issue. Good to see that it is a known bug, and not one introduced by the Vivaldi Team. Especially annoying when the PiP window is on a different window. That is why I did not notice it before — my PiP window usually covers the original tab and the subtitles are hidden.

@zeiglerxz That is a great idea! The android smartphone has a similar feature: When it's playing music, the usual set of buttons (previous song, stop, next song) is displayed on the lock screen and on the notification bar (I don't know what it's called). On the web browser, I'm often annoyed by how cumbersome it is to stop the sound from a tab when I have many tabs: Brows the tabbar to determine which tab is making the sound. Activate the tab and hit the stop button. You could say that I could hit the loud-speaker icon on the tab instead of step 2, but that would just shut the sound up without stopping the playing, which wastes some CPU resource.

@notorious Yeah. Vivaldi doesn't use native Windows elements to build the UI. That would make development take five to ten times as long.