Jon S. von TetzchnerHave you tried the @Vivaldi?
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Yes, I love it!
No, I will try it!
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Adrian Widerski
Trit’@grymasTysiaclecia You can make it as simple as you want. There is no obligation to go in the settings again once you set them at your tastes, actually.
Peter@TritTriton @grymasTysiaclecia That ignores a few typical problems:
- To "make it as simple as you want", you'll have to spend time to find all the settings required for that.
- Not all settings sync, so you'll have to go in the settings to change them for every new install.
- Vivaldi doesn't use defaults that have been common among browsers for a decade, for example alt-d for address bar, so you need to go into settings even if all you want is a mindless switch from your main browser
- To "make it as simple as you want", you'll have to spend time to find all the settings required for that.
- Not all settings sync, so you'll have to go in the settings to change them for every new install.
- Vivaldi doesn't use defaults that have been common among browsers for a decade, for example alt-d for address bar, so you need to go into settings even if all you want is a mindless switch from your main browser
@pbb @grymasTysiaclecia I use F8 to get the focus on the address bar (Ctrl-L too, but I reassigned it to the reader mode), F9 to get it in the page.
Yeah, you CAN make it simple, but once it’s done, you should not spend more time in the settings, should you?
@TritTriton @grymasTysiaclecia "but once it's done, you shouldn't spend more time in the settings, should you?" No you shouldn't, but see my point nr 2.