Minor update (5) for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 3.4

[Ruarí]

This update includes security fixes from the Chromium project.

Click here to see the full blog post

[olli]

Third

[Ruarí]

@olli:

[Ruarí]

or would you prefer have

[rseiler]

I think the record is 6, isn't it? Does anyone recall 7?

[kahukura]

@rseiler Stop the Count!

[QuHno]

.99 <-- buffer overflow alert!

[kahukura]

@QuHno Remember, the more nines the more pure the result. :face_with_stuck-out_tongue:

[olli]

@ruarí: Both!

[iPristy]

Can't you guys be more serious, are we getting another version this year?

[Catweazle]

@Ruarí , great

[stardepp]

[Chas4]

12th
Had to manually update from the previous build as Vivaldi was hanging on open. (Tools menu will not open, I think it is a Chromium security bug where if one app has a subprocess crash it causes all other programs that use Chromium to become unstable, also Hide Vivaldi is greyed out). After a restart of the computer the Tool menu works again. Seen this a few times, looks to be a old nasty bug in Chromium that Facebook Messenger uses that causes Vivaldi and others to become unstable.

[TsunamiZ]

"Minor update (5) for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 3.4".

"The following improvements were made since the fourth 3.4 stable, minor update".

Please, you guys need to ALSO include the actual version number of the current version in changelogs! Direct version labeling in changelogs is standard practice in the industry. It is so lame that Vivaldi is so casual and lax about this.

And you guys should never use the "since" format by itself. Instead, it is better to use "from X to X" so it includes the actual version number of the current version.

[rseiler]

Oh no they didn't! Oh yes they did!
https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2020/11/stable-channel-update-for-desktop_11.html