#vivaldi

#Vivaldi 7.4 Update Adds New Keyboard Shortcut Controls
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/05/vivaldi-7-4-released-with-stuff

A new version of the Vivaldi web browser is available to download, carrying changes said to make our collective “everyday browsing smoother, faster, and just a little more delightful.” How does Vivaldi 7.4 make browsing the increasingly gamified, algorithmically manipulative and Ai slopified modern web more ‘delightful’? Shortcuts. More specifically, Vivaldi 7.4 gives you the ability to “fine-tune” how shortcuts behave on a per-site basis. If you want a website’s shortcuts to take priority over Vivaldi’s, you can. “It’s about putting you in control, making sure your shortcuts work where and when you need them most”, says Jon von Tetzchner, […] You’re reading Vivaldi 7.4 Update Adds New Keyboard Shortcut Controls, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

#News #App_Updates #Web_Browsers

#Vivaldi Browser Now Integrates Free Proton #VPN
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/03/vivaldi-browser-now-includes-built-in-proton-vpn

The Vivaldi web browser is famed for offering a plethora of options, settings and features that cater to all kinds of use-cases and needs — today it added a new one: an integrated VPN. Proton VPN for Vivaldi is exactly what it says it is: Proton VPN in Vivaldi – as in, no need to download an app or configure anything on a system level since you click a button and, bam, it’s there in browser, ready to use when/if you need. Vivaldi isn’t blazing new ground here since other web browsers either include a built-in VPN (like Opera) or […] You’re reading Vivaldi Browser Now Integrates Free Proton VPN, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#Vivaldi 7.2 Released with Speed Improvements + More
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/03/vivaldi-7-2-release-whats-new

A big Vivaldi web browser update is rolling out with a set of appreciable improvements long-time users will like, and would-be users may be tempted to try. Vivaldi 7.2 amps up its address bar logic to proffer more relevant results, faster. Search suggestions and search accuracy have been tweaked so that “finding what you need feels seamless”, according to Vivaldi Technologies’ CEO Jon von Tetzchner. Sticking with the speed theme, Vivaldi 7.2 is said to load pages faster—up to 2x as fast for some—thanks to some nifty optimised connection handling work on the backend that reduces latency on domain lookup. […] You’re reading Vivaldi 7.2 Released with Speed Improvements + More, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#vivaldi 7.1 Delivers Speed Dial Buffs, New Search Engine
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/01/vivaldi-7-1-browser-changes

Vivaldi web browser has just released its first major update of the year – a corker it is, too! Fans of the Chromium-based browser—though Vivaldi Technologies doesn’t appear to be part of the new Linux Foundation-led Supporters of Chromium Browsers project—will discover a bunch of improvements to the Dashboard feature Vivaldi 7.0 delivered. A new weather widget can be added to see current conditions and hourly and weekly weather forecasts for custom locations, plus the ability to set a preferred temperate, precipitation and wind speed unit (celsius, mm, and mph ftw). Keeping things scandi-cool, the Norway-based browser makes use of […] You’re reading Vivaldi 7.1 Delivers Speed Dial Buffs, New Search Engine, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#vivaldi 7.0 Released with New UI, Dashboard Feature + More
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/10/vivaldi-7-0-new-ui-dashboard-more

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Vivaldi 7.0 is out, and the makers describe it as not merely an update but ‘a new Vivaldi’ entirely. Those familiar with the browser will instantly see why, as Vivaldi finally gets an overdue UI redesign: there’s a new theme using pill-shaped floating tabs and a new set of in-app icons (which can be changed back to the old ones for those who aren’t a fan). On the new tab page (or “start page” in Vivaldi parlance) there’s an all-new Dashboard feature with widgets that users can customise to provide a more informative view-port than a static speed dial n’ […] You’re reading Vivaldi 7.0 Released with New UI, Dashboard Feature + More, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#vivaldi Web Browser is Now Available as a Snap
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/09/vivaldi-web-browser-now-available-as-snap

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Vivaldi web browser has arrived on the Canonical Snap Store – officially. This closed-source, Chromium-based web browser has been available on Linux since its debut in 2015, providing an official DEB package for Ubuntu users (which adds an APT repo for ongoing updates). And last year it became possible to get Vivaldi on Flathub – though that Flatpak build is only semi-official: maintained and packaged by a Vivaldi engineer, but not a recommended or supported package by Vivaldi itself – not yet, anyway! So to hear Vivaldi is embracing the Snap format is an interesting, albeit not surprising, move. Vivaldi […] You’re reading Vivaldi Web Browser is Now Available as a Snap, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#vivaldi 6.9 Released with Tab Renaming, Mail Buffs + More
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/08/vivaldi-6-9-lets-you-rename-tabs-more

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A new version of the Vivaldi web browser is out with an assortment of amiable improvements. Vivaldi 6.9 intros support for renaming tabs and tab stacks, supports drag-and-drop downloads, and offers an improved overview of tabs synced across devices. “This update is all about refining what makes Vivaldi special: giving you powerful tools to personalize your browser, stay organized, and navigate the web your way”, Jon von Tetzchner, CEO of Vivaldi Technologies, says of the release. Support for renaming tabs and Tab Stacks will prove handy for anyone with a sprawling set of tabs open. Not all tabs titles are […] You’re reading Vivaldi 6.9 Released with Tab Renaming, Mail Buffs + More, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#vivaldi 6.8 Released with Mail Buffs, Real-Time Tab RAM Usage + More
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2024/06/vivaldi-6-8-browser-update-improved-mail

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A new version of Vivaldi, the power-user’s preferred browser (right?) is out with a symphony—don’t groan—of improvements. While most people use the Vivaldi web browser for browsing the web — and it has plenty of features which enhance that experience — it’s able to do a fair bit more than that, offering built-in tools for note taking, todos, a clock/timer, calendar, RSS reader, e-mail client and more. Vivaldi Mail is built-in to the Vivaldi web browser, delivering a capable alternative to a regular desktop e-mail client like Thunderbird.It’s POP3/IMAP friendly, fetches and stores mails from your web account(s) locally, has […] You’re reading Vivaldi 6.8 Released with Mail Buffs, Real-Time Tab RAM Usage + More, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#vivaldi 6.5 Adds New Sessions Panel, Workspace Rules + More
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2023/12/vivaldi-6-5-adds-new-sessions-panel-encrypted-history-sync-more

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Hot on the heels of its quasi-official arrival on Flathub, a new version of the Vivaldi web browser has been released. Vivaldi 6.5 includes some nice new features, a few of which enhance and build on existing ones introduced in earlier releases: Of these, the new ‘Sessions Panel’ is the standout addition — not least because it’s been one of the most requested features from Vivaldi users! Here’s what it looks like: Accessed from the sidebar, the Sessions panel lets save sessions, manage and restore saved sessions, name them, edit them, and sync them. Plus, there’s an automatic session backup […] You’re reading Vivaldi 6.5 Adds New Sessions Panel, Workspace Rules + More, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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#vivaldi Web Browser Coming Soon to #flathub
▻https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2023/11/vivaldi-web-browser-flathub

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Fans of the Vivaldi web browser may be excited to hear it’s coming to Flathub officially. Some code sleuthing suggests this Chromium-based, closed-source web browser hopes to arrive on Flathub soon, becoming the latest big-name software vendor to adopt Flatpak and Flathub as a primary means for Linux users to install their wares. Vivaldi vying to join the ranks of developers embracing Flatpak and Flathub is not a surprise, and comes hot on the heels of Thunderbird and messaging platform Discord getting verified (prior to verification, Discord had racked up millions of installs through Flathub). A wide range of web […] This post, Vivaldi Web Browser Coming Soon to Flathub is from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without (...)

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Incidence of #SARS-CoV-2 infection according to baseline antibody status in staff and residents of 100 long-term care facilities (#VIVALDI): a prospective cohort study - The Lancet Healthy Longevity
▻https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanhl/article/PIIS2666-7568(21)00093-3/abstract

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In summary, the risk of a SARS-CoV-2 #reinfection was substantially reduced in staff and residents of LTCFs who were SARS-CoV-2 antibody-positive and the observed reinfections were not clinically severe. Understanding the correlates of immunity that protect against future infection will be fundamental to policy decisions regarding LTCFs, including re-vaccination schedules and the ongoing need for non-pharmaceutical interventions to prevent SARS-CoV-2 transmission.

Nous devons nous passer de #Chrome
▻https://framablog.org/2019/03/07/nous-devons-nous-passer-de-chrome

Chrome, de #Navigateur internet novateur et ouvert, est devenu au fil des années un rouage essentiel de la domination d’Internet par #Google. Cet article détaille les raisons pour lesquels Chrome asphyxie le #Web ouvert et pourquoi il faudrait passer sur … Lire la suite­­

#Dégooglisons_Internet #G.A.F.A.M. #Libres_Logiciels #Blink #Brave #Chromium #Vivaldi

D’après France-Musique, ces deux compères Hauboïstes font le buzz sur Internet

Concerto in B minor for 4 violins, RV 580 - Vivaldi - YouTube
▻https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=46&v=e1GBD7Tpo5M

▻https://www.francemusique.fr/emissions/musique-connectee/opera-vision-la-plateforme-qui-democratise-l-opera-64737

Concerto in B minor for 4 violins, RV 580 - Vivaldi

Deux hautboïstes jouent du Vivaldi dans un vieux salon

#vivaldi #musique #hauboit

#Colorimétrie des #navigateurs.

Quelqu’un sait pourquoi la page de test ▻http://www.color.org/version4html.xalter s’affiche comme ça dans #Vivaldi :

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alors qu’elle s’affiche comme ça dans #Firefox :

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Dégooglisons Internet… avec #Chromium et #Google_Chrome ???
▻http://www.dsfc.net/internet/navigateurs/degooglisons-internet-avec-chromium-et-google-chrome

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Avec Chromium, c’est Google Chrome qui gagne à la fin !

#Navigateurs #Logiciel_libre #Open_Source #Opera #SRWare_Iron #Vivaldi

C’est relativement subtile, mais le rendu des #couleurs diffère entre #FireFox et #Vivaldi

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Les #masques #CSS – 24 jours de web
▻http://www.24joursdeweb.fr/2013/les-masques-css

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Le masquage est une technique de composition qui permet de combiner plusieurs images en une seule, où l’une des images va être utilisée pour masquer certaines parties des autres. Pour parler simplement, la première image correspond à l’élément graphique (la source) qui peut être composée d’images, de textes, de vidéos ou de n’importe quel autre contenu de notre page web. La seconde image est le masque et va agir comme un pochoir pour ne laisser visible qu’une certaine partie de notre source graphique.

Il existe deux catégories de masques :

Les masques basés sur une forme vectorielle définissant la zone visible de l’élément, c’est ce qu’on appelle le clipping.
Les masques basés sur une image en niveau de gris définissant quelles parties d’un élément sont masquées et quelles parties sont visibles, c’est le masking.

Si vous êtes habitués à utiliser les masques de Photoshop, vous pouvez facilement assimiler que le masking correspond aux masques de fusion alors que le clipping correspond aux masques vectoriels ou 1-bit mask.

#webdesign