Vivaldi 6.0 RC 1 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 2979.9/10

[henriquepicanco]

@HalleAndert wait, that Chrome UI... It's Vivaldi?

[HalleAndert]

@henriquepicanco: Vivaldi on the left hand side and Chrome on the right hand side.

[sev7en]

Thank you and finally!

[mib2berlin]

@HalleAndert
Hi, the undocked developer device switcher bug should be fixed, check the next change logs for VB-49323.

Cheers, mib

[HalleAndert]

@mib2berlin: sounds amazing. Thank you and have a great day. ️

[vandorrr]

@derDay with the last 2 snapshots my feeds are not shown in the panel, they are only in the settings. So maybe you are lucky.

[derDay]

@vandorrr
there are others, who have the same problem as you (my problem is another one )

[npro]

Friday, a good day for that CVE-2023-2136.

[Pathduck]

@npro We'll be fine, just fine. Just make sure you're protected

[npro]

@Pathduck I've put 4 of them on top of each other, as those reports surely mean head instead of heap. Typos go unnoticed all the time. I hope I'm good.

(https://chromereleases.googleblog.com/2023/04/stable-channel-update-for-desktop_18.html)

[Stardust]

When tab is selected the tab name is not longer has a 3 dots fading effect in the end. It doesn't look good:

Is it a known issue?
Same thing on stable 6.0.2979.15

[luetage]

@Stardust Yeah, noticed that too. Don’t know why the ellipsis is not in use. You could stop using the tab bar

[Pathduck]

@Stardust That's weird, I've never seen the ... there. The default is a subtle dimming of the text.

In fact, it's right there in the code:

.tab-position .tab .title {
    -webkit-mask-image: -webkit-linear-gradient(180deg, transparent 0, #fff 12px);

In your image, the text cuts off abruptly, like there's something else interfering. Maybe custom CSS? Or is there a setting for that?

[Stardust]

@luetage said in Vivaldi 6.0 RC 1 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 2979.9/10:

@Stardust Yeah, noticed that too. Don’t know why the ellipsis is not in use.

ellipsis?

You could stop using the tab bar

[Stardust]

@Pathduck said in Vivaldi 6.0 RC 1 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 2979.9/10:

The default is a subtle dimming of the text.

Yup, text should fade in the end ! Thanks for the screenshot!

In your image, the text cuts off abruptly, like there's something else interfering. Maybe custom CSS? Or is there a setting for that?

no custom CSS. I see you don't have this problem?

[thomasp]

@Pathduck @Stardust The difference you are missing here is the platform you're each using.

There is a Chromium/graphics driver bug that causes graphical corruption on several Intel GPUs on Linux. The -webkit-mask-image filter used by the subtle dimming effect on tabs triggers this corruption to occur in Vivaldi, and it was a very commonly-reported issue. As a workaround for this problem, Linux builds currently get the ellipsis instead. Unfortunately it's not possible to target this workaround just at specific GPUs.

[Stardust]

@thomasp said in Vivaldi 6.0 RC 1 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 2979.9/10:

The difference you are missing here is the platform you're each using.

I am on Solus Budgie, X11, Mutter.
I tested on 2 different PCs with Nvidia and AMD GPUs.

thanks for explanation!

[Pathduck]

@thomasp Thanks for the explanation. I guess that explains all the weird "my tab titles are messed up" topics we've seen

Apparently, Chromium does not support regular mask-image, it needs the vendor extension

Dear Intel,
Please stop making crappy graphics drivers.

Best regards,
The users

[luetage]

@thomasp The problem wasn’t the ellipsis itself, but that it is only deployed for inactive tabs. The workaround should also be applied to the active tab.

[ybjrepnfr]

i know how this game works --wir-- but still, it'll be nice to get the next snapshot soon with chromium 112.0.5615.137 or later, for CVE-2023-2136.