ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED
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I usually have a LOT of tabs open in my browser, and I'm used to accessing their content even if I'm offline (otherwise, I'd use bookmarks).
With Vivaldi, when I access tabs that were opened some time ago, Vivaldi tries to reload the content, and instead of seeing the content that was downloaded when I originally loaded that tab, I get an ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED.
Any way to change this to the expected behavior? Thanks!
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@Gasparini said in ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED:
Vivaldi tries to reload the content
This is because the tabs have been hibernated to not use memory when unused.
Read:
https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/tabs/memory-saver/
Default is disabled so I don't know why you have enabled it.It might also be that Chromium will auto-hibernate some tabs if your system is running low on memory, no matter this setting. I have no idea, never tested it as I don't hoard tabs.
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@Pathduck said in ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECTED:
Read:
https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/tabs/memory-saver/
Default is disabled so I don't know why you have enabled it.I haven't. And it's not.
Also, some of the pages in questions were simple Wiki-style pages with extremely low memory footprint.
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@Gasparini Could be that Wifi on device lost connection or router was in energy saving mode.
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Right click your device in "Device Manager" and check the settings in the "Power Management" tab. This could be the issue. If you are using a VM check the setting there as well.
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Hi - I'm still having these issues, and at times it's more annoying than at others - like now, while I'm traveling, not having constant internet access and not being able to access my tabs offline. At home on the couch, of course, it's no biggie.
I'm sure this is a Vivaldi problem because am not having the same issues in any other browser. If it was a power management issue, then I'd surely be seeing the same behavior in other browsers (which I'm not).
@DoctorG: Sure. The whole purpose of this is to make sure the tabs remain viewable after Wifi has lost connection.
Possibly, this isn't a yes-or-no issue, could also be about the extent or the timing of what Vivaldi is doing. It's absolutely possible that Opera or Edge will also hibernate tabs so they become inacessable while offline, but if they do, they either do it selectively (only those actually consuming a decent amount of RAM) or the timing is different, i.e. the page isn't discarded that quickly.
