Go to c:\Users\{username}\AppData\Local\Vivaldi\Application\{version_number}\resources\vivaldi\
Edit browser.html to:
Vivaldi
[\code]
basically adding 2 external files custom.css and custom.js that will hold future customizations. Add respective blank files to their place (custom.js in the same folder, custom.css in the style folder)
>operacucks furious opera switched from presto engine to chromium >make fork called vivaldi, aiming to revive presto >the new fork is based on chromium >operacucks' face when
They're adding a way to reorder everything on the toolbar just pressing shift and dragging, it can be tested on the snapshots but has some limitations as it's not finished yet.
Zachary James
it's the next firefox, which was the next opera. a browser for technically minded. the downfall of firefox started when various newly employed sjws steered it away from ultracustomizable extendable techie browser to retarded copy of internet explorer.
customizable chrome, without some google shit i think
Grayson Foster
Is the sync feature working? One of the reasons I didn't do the switch before was that it had no sync and it was impossible to copy your profile to another machine.
Kayden Morgan
does it have extensions and a scriptblock?
Carson Hughes
Works on my machine :)
Michael Lewis
I've yet to find a chrome extension that doesn't work with it.
After opera sold out to the chinks and became a shitty chrome clone some ex-employees made a spiritual successor to opera which is unfortunately also chrome-based. It should hold over until otter is usable
Justin Watson
Oh shit, am I on /v/? I didn't think pajeetOS users actually came to Jow Forums.
Levi Kelly
Why would you assume anyone is LARPing? Anyone who's serious about computers uses Linux. Are you just projecting?
Jack Garcia
I make fat stacks programming C# for a living, so I'll stick to windows thankyouverymuch :-)
Chromium-based browser from ex-Opera devs. It has a lot of customization options and from what I can tell they've removed some of google's tracking shit (though obviously not all of it, it's chromium after all). [spoiler]I personally use it, the customization is nice and even if I didn't like it that much it's still better than the alternatives[/spoiler]
Ian Russell
why don't those fucks add a section with custom css in the settings.
each new update, you need to change the browser.html and paste in your custom css again
Brandon Richardson
yeah, that's a drag, guess it's still not the top of the priority. users on forum made various batches and scripts that auto edit and/or replace files tho.
it's much harder with mods that go one step beyond and tweak minified js files, that's really hard to update
Christian Lee
how to inspect vivaldi ui to style it with css
start or create shortcut to vivaldi with following switches:
>le monyyy so important mmm monyyy >I'm aryan btw Jews are not Aryan
Jaxson Robinson
how to pull out some elements that can't usually be moved (ex reload button) custom.js setTimeout(function wait() { var reload = document.querySelector(".toolbar-mainbar.toolbar-noflex.toolbar-large > div:nth-child(3)"); var home = document.querySelector("button.button-toolbar.home"); var addr = document.querySelector(".toolbar-addressbar"); if (addr != null) { var toolalt = document.createElement('div'); toolalt.classList.add('toolalt'); addr.appendChild(toolalt); toolalt.appendChild(reload); toolalt.appendChild(home); } else { setTimeout(wait, 300); } }, 300);
Isaiah Collins
>License: Proprietary Freeware
get out
Cooper Turner
>tfw switched over last year It's no firefox but I don't really like modern firefox anyways, it's pretty good
David Richardson
Post a screenshot of what changes it makes and what it looks like you dumbfuck shill