Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse
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@ryofurue said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
According to the screenshot, Dantesoft shows, Ecosia's description is "Ecosia" and its nickname is "e". I've got it.
Yes, a picture is worth 1000 words, sorry for the confusion.
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Only Buddhist monks get a free lunch
“Make me one with everything”.
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@Pesala It's not hatred - Bing just isn't very good, in my experience.
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@Dantesoft said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
Only Buddhist monks get a free lunch
“Make me one with everything”.
LOL...
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@mossman I don't know about "any more," because I was never a very heavy Bing user - in fact, hardly used it it at all. But in the last few days I compared it to Google, and was not satisfied. For the KIND of research I do, it doesn't measure up. If I was using my search engine for shopping, it might do the trick. But that's not what I do.
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@Dantesoft It wasn't funny the last time either.. Becoming one with everything is not even a Buddhist idea — no wonder the Dalai Lama didn't get the joke.
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@Gwen-Dragon - Hah! Two non-native English speakers, misunderstanding each other in English! Who could have guessed it would ever happen?!?
In your defense, @Gwen-Dragon, I have to confess I have a good deal of difficulty understanding @Quinca71 as well. I usually puzzle it out, but I actually have something of a gift of understanding non-native speakers. I fear you're at a disadvantage.
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@Quinca71: simpler language often communicates better.
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@pesala: Thank you for your reply.Generally speaking,I want vivaldi to add the "multi-column display bookmark menu" function.I am happy if the official can accept my feedback.
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@an_dz: I see. Thank you very much for your answer٩(◕‿◕｡)۶
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@oppaidaisuki Vote for it in the Feature Requests thread.
@Pesala said in Feature requests for 1.9 / 1.10:
Bookmark Menu
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@ayespy: I really like this browser. I would like to ask the official has not considered to make bookmarks more intuitive, such as multi-column display bookmark menu.If the comment can take a screenshot can be more clearly expressed my meaning(=^.^=)
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Thank you for an updated version of this great browser.
Unfortunately, it still does not [as I have previously filed a bug report for] read in bookmarks from Opera 12.18 (x64), which is what I still use to maintain my master bookmark list until there is something else which is capable of doing that properly.
[I received the response earlier that the bookmarks.adr file has to be in a particular place, even though the vivaldi dialog box asks you to select the location manually, and so I made a copy of bookmarks.adr in that location, but that did not work either.]
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When I start to add this search engine, the chrome store tells me that it can:
• Read and change all your data on the web sites you visit
• Read and change your browsing historyie. not just your search history with ecosia, but your browsing history.
Funny, if you look at the ecosia web site, you would think that somebody gets something for nothing. All you have to do is search, which you are doing anyway, using this web site, and voila! some money shows up to do a good deed. Another fine example of something for nothing! Who could be against that? And how is that possible?
It’s possible because personal data such as your web browsing is being harvested and sold.
Odd what passes for a good deed these days.For an organization such as ecosia that clearly prides itself on good disclosure with, for example, [excessive] monthly disclosure of its financials, you would think that an upfront and full discussion of this would be in order.
Even if you turn off Personalized search results in the ecosia settings, “Please bear in mind that we still pass your IP address and other data to Bing in order to provide the search service.” Bing keeps your search history, attached to a unique identifier, for 18 months!
No thank you.
[and I think that it is inappropriate for Vivaldi to bundle this thing without a full and upfront disclosure about what is being harvested, by whom and stored for how long]
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@Gwen-Dragon said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
@joss said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
When I start to add this search engine, the chrome store tells me that it can:
• Read and change all your data on the web sites you visit
• Read and change your browsing historyEcosia is not an App from Chrome Store!
What you tell is like False facts.Ecosia has information about
ecosia is [also] available to be set up as search engine in chrome or in vivaldi via the chrome store. What I wrote is a direct cut-and-paste from the message that appears when one does so.
What I wrote is accurate. You might want to actually check before accusing someone of a lie -- you're only hurting your own reputation.
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@joss The point that @Gwen-Dragon was trying to stress was that offering (and using) Ecosia as a search option in Vivaldi is not the same as installing their extension.
Ecosia is also not being forced on anyone. You and everyone else are free to use the search engine of your choice, or none at all if you prefer.
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@xyzzy said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
@joss The point that @Gwen-Dragon was trying to stress was that offering (and using) Ecosia as a search option in Vivaldi is not the same as installing their extension.
The software that I referred to in the chrome store simply installs ecosia as a browser in chrome/vivaldi. Does Vivaldi have a separate arrangement with ecosia that when installed by vivaldi as a default that vivaldi users' data, such as browsing history, will not be communicated to bing and logged by them for 18 months?
I have not yet seen evidence of this. If that cannot be answered in the positive, then my post was entirely correct.
Ecosia is also not being forced on anyone. You and everyone else are free to use the search engine of your choice, or none at all if you prefer.
That is exactly my point. If ecosia does gather users' internet usage as the add-in search warns, even without explicitly employing ecosia for search, then my opinion is unchanged - it should not be installed in vivaldi as a default without upfront disclosure of this to users.
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@joss: Ecosia is not able to receive any data from Vivaldi or Vivaldi users other than data generated by transactions directly involving use of the ecosia search engine. Neither is Bing. Bing can only receive data generated by transactions involving use of the Bing search engine.
There is no structure in the browser that allows third parties to collect data.
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@Gwen-Dragon said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
@joss said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
ecosia is [also] available to be set up as search engine in chrome or in vivaldi via the chrome store.
But your mentioned "Ecosia" is a downloadable extra extension and is not included or installed in Vivaldi!
We had several (now banned) posters here who wanted to tell users Ecoisa search enigine is some sort of Unwanted Program adding search engine. They did this to flame and to lower Vivaldi reputation.Sorry, that i am concerned about users posting incorrect or incomplete information.
There you go again. My previous post in this topic, immediately above this thread, starts with: "Thank you for an updated version of this great browser."
Now you're implying that I am instead writing in order to malign vivaldi.
Accusations, accusations.
You might not have noticed that the subtitle of the entire vivaldi site is: "A browser for our friends".
How about acting towards other people on this site in a friendly manner? -
@joss said in Vivaldi 1.9 – Plant trees as you browse:
That is exactly my point. If ecosia does gather users' internet usage as the add-in search warns, even without explicitly employing ecosia for search, then my opinion is unchanged - it should not be installed in vivaldi as a default without upfront disclosure of this to users.
No, I was not trying to make that point at all.
The search functions in Vivaldi are very simple. They don't have any of the sophistication or functionality that you think they have.
