Address field fixes – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1566.6
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Today’s snapshot fixes a number of recent regressions to the address field and does a minor bump to our Chromium back-end.
Click here to see the full blog post
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superb
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@ruario Almost "1st".
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1566.6, Black goat... I see what you did there.
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Now also in address field dropdown, if numlock/capslock are active, shift-del doesn't delete the history entry anymore, like in search field dropdown. Even worse, in search field history we can't still delete entries, not even using the "X" and mouse.
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@ian-coog: Huh‽ What‽ No idea what you are talking about?
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@ruario: Totally ! A black ram, to show the ram used by Vivaldi !
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I just realized that password searches - and to the same extent cookie searches - are case sensitive. This is bad, particularly when searching by usernames, which could contain a capital letter. I submitted this as VB-54081.
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@ruario Uhhh, aaaah, number of the beast hidden – i hope the bugs are not daemons running in background and eating little kittens or Vivaldi developers
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@ian-coog: About the search field VB-53983 (confirmed)
About the dropdown in the addressfield: VB-53245
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@QuHno (VB-54086) Shift-Del on address field dropdown not working if NumLock active
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@cqoicebordel: Oh you!
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@iAN-CooG Confirmed
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For a moment i thought you had fixed the number of panels thing....
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Tab tiling still barely usable. Any news on that front?
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@mtaki14 Fixes are In Progress or Ready for a next Snapshot as i could see.
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@gwen-dragon: Good to know, thanks.
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Is anyone else thinking that 2.6 might be a good place to skip a Chromium release? 75 came out yesterday, 2.6 is probably more in the middle of its testing than near the end, and Vivaldi has been getting progressively more behind over the last handful of releases.
If you incorporate 76 instead of 75, then 2.6 could have a nice gestation period over the next 6 weeks or so. That would mean fewer complaints that it was pushed out early (a recurring theme) and be almost perfectly in sync again. Yes, that would mean a longer period between public releases, but it's happened before, and there's a good reason.
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Unfortunately, Hbo does not work any further. I wrote an email two weeks ago and no answer. It turns out that I gave the opera a pity
