When I
upgraded Vivaldi-Snapshot to the most recent build, I suddenly
lost all my settings: started getting cookies I didn't want, V would
remember my browsing history, even reset my home page, totally undid my
preferences.
Vivaldi creates a separate set of setting for its development build, just
the same way Firefox creates spearate profiles for Nightly or ESR builds.
Check out ~/.config/vivaldi and ~/.config/vivaldi-snapshot
my settings were wiped after an upgrade.
In the past custom CSS and JS were being wiped out during upgrades. Now
Vivaldi has improved and only custom JS can get wiped out - it definitely
gets disabled, but with a bit of luck the custom.js file might still be in
place after an upgrade.
Vivaldi should have about:config.
+1 on that. Conversely, Firefox should have interface inspector to ease
customization of user interface.
Among other browsers out there, IMHO worth
checking out: Midori,
Qupzilla, and Seamonkey. There is supposed to be a Chromium-ungoogled,
too, something like that, available in repositories: Chromium with
everything Google removed. I just heard about it a few days ago.
Chromium is Chrome with everything Google removed. Or so the internet
claims, because I haven't inspected the source code myself.
Janek
Other good stuff on this page.
Bill
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