Vivaldi boosts performance with Memory Saver and auto-detects feeds with its Feed Reader
-
@Culip I don't have a laptop.
-
@wilsonkun Not unless you Hide the Status Bar in Settings, Appearance (and the Status Overlay), but why let it bug you? Just ignore it if it is not useful as a reminder.
Blog • Vivaldi Review • Server Status
Win 10 64-bit build 19045.2486 • Snapshot 7.1.3510.4 (64-bit) -
@DoctorG
Hi, I have open 80 tabs in addition of my always 20, this use 6.5 GB on my 16 GB system.
Open another 20 and Vivaldi use still 6.5 GB, setting is Auto.
I guess this is the limit on my system, 130 tabs.Cheers, mib
Opensuse Tumbleweed x86_64 KDE 6.2 X11, Windows 11 Pro, Vivaldi latest
HP Probook Intel(R) i5-8350U 16 GB, GPU UHD 620, SSD 256 GB
Miniforum-B550 AMD Ryzen 7 4700G 16 GB, Radeon Graphics
Xiaomi Poco M6 Pro, HyperOS Android 14 -
Wow! Vivaldi is awesomer now! Thank you!
-
It is not possible to save the encryption key in version 6.7
-
@mib2berlin Di did not see much memory saving (around 8-10%) with Auto, similar mem usage as if Memory Saver off.
-
@DoctorG
If I disable Memory Saver and Lazy Loading usage goes up to 9 GB, with MS on it stops at 6.5 GB.
I think if user are low on memory and use 300 tabs this can help, I don't need this.Cheers, mib
-
The blog post specifies: "Certain tabs, such as those with active audio or video playing or partially filled forms, may not be deactivated"
Will this be true for those that are casting video as well?
When I manually hibernate background tabs I've noticed that it will hibernate a tab that is casting a video, but I would think this should be treated as if it were actively playing a video... more often than not, even if the video keeps playing over cast when the tab hibernates, when I reactivate the tab the video in the browser becomes 'de-linked' from the one casting.
-
@Culip That is the theme of my picture:
-
Menus seem different. What's been changed exactly?
-
@Shadess said in Vivaldi boosts performance with Memory Saver and auto-detects feeds with its Feed Reader:
Menus seem different. What's been changed exactly?
-
-
@pesala: I did hide the Status Overlay. It's still showing. I personally prefer a really clean and minimal UI hence the question.
It'll be nice if we can customise it to not show the reminder. Kinda annoying it's notifying me "Gesture: Scroll to top" when I literally can see it in motion.
-
@wilsonkun said in Vivaldi boosts performance with Memory Saver and auto-detects feeds with its Feed Reader:
I did hide the Status Overlay. It's still showing
A known and reported bug.
-
While I am happy "Memory Saver" finally is added, I am disappointed it took this long. When it is an old feature.
Not going to trust Automatic though, how it "learns" is a major confusion. How does it even learn, how does it keep tabs on your visit on sites, cookies?!?
Then that is privacy concern right there. As not even Chrome, Brave or even Edge have "automatic" of what I know, and you set hours, like it does exist thankfully on Vivaldi and I rather use this. -
Thank you for the update. Can someone remind me where you set in the browser on windows to delete the history when closing. I had a browser crash and forgot.
-
@Pyrlandia7
Hi, you can use the search field in Settings to find settings quickly, nobody can remember where all settings are in Vivaldi.
And there are no fewer of them.
Settings > Privacy and Security.
Cheers, mib
-
@mib2berlin: Thank you for your reply. Previously I had that when I closed the browser it would clear and when I turned it on I had to log in to the sites again, but now I am automatically logged in.
-
@Pyrlandia7
Hm, the logins are save in cookies from some pages, this is also in Privacy, Session Only is for you I guess.
I would die if I had to login to 30 pages every time.
-
@mib2berlin: I have it set to ' block all ' and yet, when I turn on the browser, I am still logged into the sites.
