The most customizable browser is now the most colorful: Vivaldi version 1.3 debuts with custom themes, enhanced privacy and much more

cgebhard

Unpinning a tab via a trackpad gesture does not open the tab, but opens it in a new window. This also works on tabs that are not pinned: they also get moved to a new window.
(I currently have no mouse at hand to see if it's trackpad-specific)

Is this intended? When calling the "unpin" command via the context-menu (right click on the tab) the tab gets unpinned, but stays within the original window.

Vivaldi 64bit, Linux

Aronand

You can report these issues, and we will have one of our designers take a look at it.
Link to report: https://vivaldi.com/bugreport/?lang=nb thanks

CheVe11e_191

[BUG]

Still broken delete typed history in Search field see: https://cl.ly/2F2Q3O231S0m
Win10 x64 Home, Snapshot v.1.3.551.28

Aronand

Hi, Quinca71, no worries about that, to fix it I'd have to remove the comment, but its a honest mistake so don't worry about it

Wladisha

Possible bug or missing feature - there is no warning that a search engine nickname is already in use when creating new ones.

jaxtraw

I've got a weird problem with recent Viv versions. If I type "Google" into the search box (Bing) and then get the Bing search page up, if I then click either of the links to Google at the top of the list (google.co.uk and google.com) I just get a blank page.

Is this a search engine war or a bug?

D0J0P

I gotta say, I noticed the autocomplete in this build seems to be even better than before, and more responsive. I wanna say it's "on point", but I noticed once or twice that the site entered would give me the suggestion for a sub-URL of that site instead of the main domain URL. New Opera wouldn't have done that, but it shows how much progress Vivaldi has done with autocomplete if it's almost as good as Opera! Almost!

jtsn

If you are not using mouse gestures, now is the time to start.

I use them since their inception in Opera, but Vivaldi still misdetects two-stroke gestures ("down, right") too often as one-stroke gestures ("down").

Ayespy

Odd. Not here.

jtsn

I sent in a detailed bug report a while ago, but it got ignored. So I won't put any effort into those anymore. Vivaldi's gesture detection quality doesn't surpass any of the usual Chrome or Firefox extensions, which are inadequate. At least ChrOpera works flawlessly from muscle memory.

Anyway Vivaldi 1.3 has more funny bugs, like context menus opening when using gestures on the speed dial or randomly opening links in pages which were a in recently closed tab, when using the down gesture to open a new tab. This is beta-quality software declared "stable".

Aronand

Great!