Modding Vivaldi

g_bartsch

I am not a professional programmer, but I did make the awful decision to add a computer science major alongside my mechanical engineering in college. Never an easy semester and scheduling in all the classes was always a struggle, but I did get some valuable experience in programming.

Wow, engineering is very heavy already and then you added computer science.

That had already been identified as one of the more used hooks, so no need to add it.

I'm glad others wanted it too. I've requested it directly through the bug reporting form (VB-85962) but I don't know if I've made it a feature request on the forum.

Hopefully get the chance to work on it this weekend, but it might be a little bit. I really need to stop mentioning stuff like this when I am busy

Yup I hear you! LOL. But I get the idea people like you fill your hours with projects so 'un-busy' time is a rarity.

Gregor

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luetage

@Gregor This has nothing to do with modding Vivaldi.

Gregor

@Christoph142 said in Modding Vivaldi:

Adding Functionality (JS)
Open browser.html, inside the body element add the following line:
<script src="custom.js"></script>
Again you can name the file as you want and also add multiple ones, one line at a time.

Add the custom.js file to the Vivaldi folder (alongside browser.html)

Shouldn't it be changed now?

https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/691123

luetage

@Gregor Yes, needs to be rewritten. In the meantime load it through window.html. Be aware some mods might still not work.

Szeniel

Hello, where is "vivaldi://experiments"?
I tried to find it in settings and files but there was nothing with "experiments" name.

nomadic

@Szeniel It is an internal URL, so you need to type it into the address field.

Szeniel

@nomadic Thanks man!

OsoPolar

@Christoph142 said in Modding Vivaldi:

Adding Functionality (JS)
There is only one single file in Vivaldi that you should ever need to modify. This file is called window.html and located at:

<YOURVIVALDIDIRECTORY>\Application<VERSION>\resources\vivaldi

You should back it up before you fiddle with it.

You did the backup, right? OK, here's the fun part:

Open window.html, and inside the <body> element add the following line:

HI Guys
I am on Vivaldi Linux and cannot find any of these folders or files ??

luetage

@OsoPolar Check vivaldi://about for the executable path; follow it.

OsoPolar

@OsoPolar hi i can see Executable Path /opt/vivaldi/vivaldi but this is a script file not html !!

luetage

There should be other files and folders in that directory alongside the executable.

OsoPolar

@luetage cheers got it

oddvidar

Is it possible to remove these annoying dropdown arrows?

barbudo2005

@oddvidar

Those folders are bookmarks?

I don't see dropdown arrows in bookmarks.

oddvidar

Very much so yes. They came (for me) in the last update...

mib2berlin

@oddvidar
Hi, this happen with the setting Text Only, change this to Text and Icon or Icon only.
No idea if this changed since an update.

Cheers, mib

oddvidar

I don't want icons, I want only text whitout dropdown arrows on folders. I know what folders there are subfolders. Just wanna get rid of the arrows...

Hadden89

@oddvidar .bookmark-bar.text .observer .VivaldiSvgIcon {display: none;}

newer version (bookmark folders will be underlined)

.bookmark-bar.text .observer .VivaldiSvgIcon {display: none;}
.bookmark-bar.text .observer .bookmarkbarItem.folder span.title {
	text-decoration: underline;
}

oddvidar

@Hadden89

Thanx! Just what I wanted!