Profile or Data Loss Problem

[Pardus]

@mib2berlin said in Profile or Data Loss Problem:

@Pardus
Hi, I guess Gnome has a search field, type Konsole or xterm, the terminal should open, then type simply vivaldi.
To push Vivaldi to use the Gnome keyring system try:
vivaldi --password-store=gnome-libsecret

Says Command not found both commands.

[mib2berlin]

@Pardus
Hm, the default shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+T, not sure for Ubuntu but a quick search should help here.

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@Pardus
If you are using the snap packaged version which is likely, then the correct command line is

$ vivaldi.vivaldi-stable --password-store=gnome-libsecret

However, by default, the password store that Vivaldi uses (at least for the snap version. Dunno about other versions) is xdg-desktop-portal. You can confirm this by typing "vivaldi:about" in the address bar and looking at the command line that Vivaldi is launched with.

One thing to also check is to make sure the keyring is unlocked. Normally it gets unlocked at login, but sometimes it get locked arbitrarily. In a terminal type:
$ seahorse
If the keyring is locked, it'll say so. Click "unlock" and put in your login password to unlock.

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I have deleted the off-topic remarks from this topic.
This is a forum for helping users, not for endless and boring distro wars Linux users are so fond of.

The Community Code of Conduct states:
"Don’t disrupt discussions with irrelevant, off-topic remarks, bully or intimidate others."
https://vivaldi.com/privacy/code-of-conduct/

Focus on helping the user with the problem at hand.

Feel free to create your own topic in the relevant category as long as you keep it civil:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/31/gnu-linux
And no, I'm too lazy to fork topics that are getting out of hand.