Lysander666 |
01-04-2019 05:06 AM |
ruario, thank you so much for taking the time to reply to the posts in this thread in detail. It's fantastic that you've put a few moments aside to go through everything and address some important points. Outstanding work which is a model of what makes this community so special.
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While there are a few things we have tweaked that may be causing a difference in speed for the most part there is not a lot in it. We have not worked heavily in this area. So to be 100% honest and transparent if it feels faster it is likely either perception or because you profile is cleaner and a lacks things like extensions that sometimes slow things down.
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I think this is very honest, I was wondering the same thing. I think perception does come into it, but there's no doubting how much faster Vivaldi is than every other browser on my netbook [even Falkon]. Talking of which...
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Originally Posted by ruario
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32-bit Linux support is getting increasingly hard because upstream Chromium/Google do not really care about it. For instance in the latest internal versions we do not have AV1 working for 32-bit Linux. So at some point I am expecting it will become too much effort for us (as we are still a very small team and have lots of other things we are working on) but we will do our best to delay that day as long as possible.
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Which is greatly appreciated. When that day comes I think I will just hold onto it for as long as I reasonably can. I am still using Chromium 68 on my desktop as a backup browser, even though AlienBob's latest build is 71.
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Originally Posted by ruario
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I think that sync is either enabled or you have copied over your home directory or parts of it that include our preferences because we do not do that. :D
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Is sync automatically enabled on a new install? That would explain it. Nothing was copied over though, unless Vivaldi 'inherited' something from my Chromium install. Either way, I'm not complaining, it made things easier.
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