… so that we have a chance to reproduce it. In the end of the day, developers can only fix bugs they can analyze or see. This is especially valid for video bugs. If you encounter a video bug, like e.g. video flickers, shows […]
Tag: Vivaldi browser
Hunting Down Audio Bugs – a view from behind the scenes
All what should become a great mess later started with a single bug report some time back: “[SlowAudio] HTML5 Live stream has bad sound and video” (dramatic music effect) found by Gwendragon, who in the following events tested, logged and categorized a lot of […]
Why Vivaldi’s Reader, and others too, sometimes don’t do what you expect
TL;DR Vivaldi Read Mode was was never meant for pages like Twitter, Youtube comments, or Facebook chats but for articles. As general rule of thumb you can assume that everything that has a continuous or adjacent text chunk of more than 300 characters counts […]
Followup on styling Vivaldi with CSS
Outdated. No longer needed! We have Themes now 🙂 Following up the post https://quhno.vivaldi.net/2015/07/02/some-quick-vivaldi-panels-css-hacks-for-better-readability-or-accessibility/ I’ve made some smallish changes that take care of some minor things I don’t like with the UI. They can be applied the same way as in the previous blog post. […]
Bookmarks suck – Extrensions are great – Extensions inhibit progress
Sounds provocative? Fine. It was planned to sound like that. While we all go conform that it is impossible to cover every need of a user with one software alone and that we therefore need a way to extend it, sometimes extensions can be […]
Restoring the Old Opera 12 Space Bar Behavior in Vivaldi
In the good old days of “The Real Opera(TM)” there was one feature for lazy people like me that I heavily used: The Space Bar! I can hear you saying “The space bar is no feature, it is a key on the keyboard!” but […]
Some quick Vivaldi Javascript hacks to add additional functions
Warning: Do not apply this code to a current version of Vivaldi. It will not work anymore because the Vivaldi code has changed! As follow-up to the previous entry about Hacking the CSS, this time we add some new functions to Vivaldi. The […]
Some quick Vivaldi panels CSS hacks for better readability or accessibility
Deprecated. While the basic technique would still work, too much has changed in the new Versions of Vivaldi and now we have Themes. While I generally like the design idea that stands behind behind Vivaldi, I have some problems with it. I don’t know […]
PO2JSON converter for Vivaldi translation purposes
Outdated. Use André’s online converter instead. You can find it here: https://an-dz.github.io/PurePO2JSON/ Translating Vivaldi was always a bit difficult when it came to string lengths or if we needed to see exactly where the string is and if it is the right one in that […]
