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Vivaldi corrupted UI runs only with --disable-gpu
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I have just updated both Vivaldi stable and Vivaldi snapshot on a RPi 4 running Debian 11 64 bit. IIRC this was a fresh install of Raspberry Pi OS Lite with the XFCE desktop added later.
Both versions of Vivaldi now start up with corrupted UIs, buttons not showing, Settings left hand pane not displaying, tabs appearing in two places but only when mousing over the window etc.
Running from the command line with the flag --disable-gpu allows both versions of Vivaldi to start up without any UI corruption.
The error in both cases is:
hostname/username redacted~ $ vivaldi-stable
[3021:3021:1027/132714.343491:ERROR:policy_logger.cc(154)] :components/enterprise/browser/controller/chrome_browser_cloud_management_controller.cc(163) Cloud management controller initialization aborted as CBCM is not enabled.
WARNING: v3dv is neither a complete nor a conformant Vulkan implementation. Testing use only.Version numbers
Stable 6.4.3160.34
Snapshot 6.4.3160.33Is anyone else seeing this problem?
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I have just checked another RPi 4 running Debian 11 32 bit. In this case the operating system was Raspberry Pi OS - buster with the XFCE desktop which I then upgraded to Debian 11.
On this set up Vivaldi stable, running the same version as on the other RPi 4 does not show any corruption in the UI and works as expected.
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I can confirm the problem with Vivaldi Stable on Manjaro ARM64, using KDE Plasma.
I don't receive the warning message about v3dv, but the UI is corrupted unless I start with --disable-gpu.
Version 6.4.3160.34
Device RPi 4 -
Bug reported, VB-101172
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I can also confirm it. Any updates? It is not possible for me to see the bug ticket. Thx
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@syklist Go into Vivaldi settings and search "hard". Untick the option that says "Use hardware acceleration", then restart Vivaldi. This fixed it for me.
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@BusyBird15 We had this issue on non‐ARM installs too. What you need to do is clean up your profile. Search anything with GPU in its name and delete, then hardware acceleration should work. If it worked before anyway, never tried to get it working on a Raspberry Pi. Creating a new profile works too of course.
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