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      Tronmkiheda last edited by A Former User

      Vivaldi immediately deletes downloaded files
      The title pretty much sums it up. When I download any file, Vivaldi downloads it and immediately after finishing the download also deletes the file.
      I am quite certain that Vivaldi.exe is to blame, because Avast Antivirus always informs me that Vivaldi.exe tried to delete downloaded file. The file disappears non the less.
      What I tried so far: uninstalled Vivaldi, deleted users setting. After installing Vivaldi again, I synchronized settings with servers. Situation remains the same. I really do not want to do completely clear installation (without synchronization) at least for now, because my custom settings is rather extensive.
      I have been using Vivaldi for several years now and this has never happened before.
      Thank you in advance for your help.
      Martin Hodek

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        Tronmkiheda last edited by

        I am not quite ceartain what do you mean. But apart from Avast premium, nothing special. Thank you.

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          Tronmkiheda last edited by

          Ok, explicitly allowing Vivaldi in Avast seems to have done the trick. At least for now.
          But I really do not understand the reason. I have been using both Vivaldi and Avast together for years now.
          Anyway, thank you very much for your help.
          Martin Hodek

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