@Pesala Wow, thanks. That looks perfect.

Thanks for update.

@Doelli You can edit the color of the specific calendar, but not the color of each individual entry. As far as I know Vivaldi uses Roundcube and I think it’s unlikely Vivaldi will do anything about the existing feature set. You would probably have to ask Roundcube about it.

@edwardp as @janrif said the spam filter of Vivaldi mail does not learn. It depends on the imap server. If it is set up with a learning filter, placing an email in the imap folder marked spam / junk will make it learn. Not all imap servers have learning spam filters (for example vivaldi webmail) but rely on blacklists or other rule sets to determine the spam scoring. This thread is about Vivaldi webmail not even supporting that (at least without some work, see https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/77941/spam-mail/4?_=1660074281952)

@kotan You are using Vivaldi Webmail. This is a Webmail query. I will move it to the appropriate category. (Vivaldi Mail is the built-in mail client in Vivaldi and is unrelated to your Vivaldi webmail account. Obviously, you can't use a Vivaldi browser feature via Thunderbird.)

If you'd use the Vivaldi browser and the built in mail client, you could access all your mail accounts in one place with no need to log in. 😉

Hey @frax0, Which theme are you using? Larry or Elastic? Larry is indeed pretty old, but some do like it. The Elastic theme is the more modern one. Check Settings > Preferences > User Interface > Interface skin to see which one you have enabled. If you've been using Larry, check out Elastic. the list is not endless, but is limited to a certain amount of emails per page True, there's no "infinite scroll" option, like in Vivaldi Mail, but you can increase the limit to 200 emails per page (the default should be 50, IIRC) from Settings > Preferences > Mailbox View > Main Options > Rows per page. Also, if you compare any other Vivaldi site with the webmail one, you can see a pretty clear difference in terms of UI. That's because we haven't created that UI. We're using the one made by Roundcube. This also means that we're rather limited in making changes to the UI.

@doctorg no, this isn't a Vivaldi bug. I believe the problem was an expiring certificate of the mail servers. I also believe this has been fixed.

+1 Como gostaria muito de poder escrever emails e ao enviar poder escolher ao dia e hora para que o email seja enviado. Será uma característica que acredito que seria bem-vinda por muitos utilizadores registados. +1 How I would love to be able to write emails and when sending to be able to choose the day and time for the email to be sent. It will be a feature that I believe would be welcomed by many registered users.

Mods, you can place this post in the archives. Here is the explanation https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/80183/tasks-not-syncing/14?_=1672948153441

Just the feature that prevents me from actually using my Vivaldi Mail account ... Really needs to be implemented.

Yes. I vote for this feature.

Reposted at https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/64147/todoist-integration

Ok, I got it. Disabled all extensions and sending messages worked. Then I enabled one after the other and tried to send a message via the web client. A dark Mode extension, even if it is not switched to dark mode, but only installed and activated, breaks it immediately and it gets stuck on sending message. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dark-mode/dmghijelimhndkbmpgbldicpogfkceaj

@hanlonsrazor Are you asking for a change to webmail.vivaldi.net? You might have more luck asking for customizable sounds in roundcube’s GitHub. You could also ask for it to be added to Vivaldi mail client.

@gwen-dragon I'll give that a try, thank you.