@LonM thank you, it works.

Arggh! Windows 10 did it again! Chaneged image/jpeg MIME type to fiel ending .jfif 😈

@VivaldiUser2 What is your version of Windows, so I can see if I can reproduce your problem? I have multiple instances of the latest Vivaldi on Win10 64-bit, Win7 32 Bit and Win10 32 bit, and none suffer the problem you describe. None of them. However, if you can say what your version of Windows is, I can try to reproduce it.

@LonM Thanks 🙂

Sorry for the late reply. Was out of action for about a week due to a bad flu that's been going around. Will try the suggestions later today if I am able!

@enis Hopefully, with Apple set to announce ARM based MacBooks in the future, developers will be more likely to give ARM based PCs and Macs native support. Off topic: I plan on getting the Surface Pro X in the future to replace my Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2. How do you like the Surface Pro X? other than the issue of lack of programs compiled to ARM64 of course.

@Gwen-Dragon said in Vivaldi - Windows 10 Media Overlay deaktivieren: aber half da nicht chrome://flags/#hardware-media-key-handling auf Disabled zu stellen? Ja, doch, dieses Flag hat geholfen. Vielen Dank nochmal, du hast mir schon so oft geholfen.

Do you have external security programs (Antivirus, Desktop Firewall, Adfilter, Proxy, Windows Defender etc.) scanning/blocking network? Hardware like Router or Cable Modem filtering or blocking?

@Heinrich46 Go to url and type "vivaldi://flags " vivaldi://flags > Media Session Service > Disable

@MrNightcall Das Problem wird wohl erst in einem nächsten 2.7 Snapshot gefixt werden.

Removing write/modify access of the logged on user to the widevinecdm has seemed to stop the update of 4.10.1146.0 to any higher non-working version. I've had the browser open for over 2 hours playing Netflix and it usually updates by now to a higher version but has not done so since the permissions changes. In case anyone cares to follow suit. Not sure how this is going to affect overall functionality, however, since I've noticed nothing out of the ordinary and I've only change permissions on the wide-vine directory and not the whole profile directory I think I'm good.

It's not an update from Windows because I've this but I use Windows LTSC and it's version 1809

Hi, Despite the long time, Was the problem fixed? -- "Off Topic Tip" Follow the Signature's Backup | Reset link. Take the opportunity to start a Backup plan and even create a Template Profile. Windows 7 (x64) Vivaldi Backup | Reset + Extra Steps

@audghk0010 Ah, fine 🙂 Windows' Wuickstart can cause starting issues and on modern hardware it is not needed as the SSD or HD are very fast after boot.

@Nlope You have my permission. And as to what specifically caused it, I don't have a guess. It's an error I've never seen or heard of before.

@nuno2322 Thanks a mil for the headsup. Great to read that everything is working out on your side again. 🙂

@cliffes Yes. Keyboard doesn't work in Evernote extension in Vivaldi. You can not add keywords,, change title, nothing. This is the reason I can not use Vivaldi as my browser 😕

So I was wondering why my 64-bit system had 32-bit Vivaldi. Looks like the older forum posts are saying 64-bit is not ready for prime time, but now it seems the web page just defaults to 32-bit unless you dig for the "other systems" page and explicitly choose 64-bit. So I installed 64-bit. It first opened with the brag page about the new Quick Commands, and About showed that in the command line: Command Line "C:\Program Files\Vivaldi\Application\vivaldi.exe" --flag-switches-begin --flag-switches-end https://vivaldi.com/newfeatures?hl=en-us&version=2.1.1337.47&os=W10.0.17134 I closed it and re-opened it (had to replace my taskbar icon), and the link was gone from the Command Line. So I guess that "About" display shows whatever started the current run of the browser - not some cast in stone default command. The Economist suspicion above was probably meaningless.