Maybe wou will spent some hours, but is only once, I have like 2 years with this speed dial. Skip to content. Would you like have thumbnails like this? I will theach you how to do it. Just you need: 1 Google images 2 Paint. This is the result: 4. Yeah, why? Sorry, I can't edit it! The queue is full — Tiago Rangel de Sousa. Gunjan Patel Gunjan Patel 2, 3 3 gold badges 22 22 silver badges 42 42 bronze badges. Try something like this Luis Lobo 1 1 silver badge 5 5 bronze badges. What if we want to convert it in SVG?
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Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Podcast what if you could invest in your favorite developer? Who owns this outage? Tons of useless features. Worth mentioning Vivaldi is the only browser than managed to make the UI sluggish.
No other Chromium-based browser has that slow UI responsiveness. There are mods available on the Vivaldi Forums. Which I am all fine with, as long as it does not significantly impact performance of the browser.
So far Vivaldi has generally been able to stay on par with Chrome and Opera in terms of raw performance. That could change overtime if they continue to add features that appeal only to a niche audience. I will continue to use Vivaldi as long as it can stay close to its competitors in terms of performance, but if they experience some dips….
Vivaldi fanboys, what else? I would like to think that Vivaldi and their engineers are working towards creating a browser that not only is feature-rich, but also comparable to Chrome in speed. I understand the Vivaldi tagline and use Vivaldi as one of my primary browsers with Firefox because I think it is a good browser and I trust the people behind Vivaldi a heck of a lot more than I do Google or Opera. Right now Vivaldi hits that mark, lets hope they keep it up. In my experience Vivaldi is still slow compared to FF and I wish I could turn off the color changes that are happening when opening more tabs.
Sometimes this browser feels like a toy to me but on the other hand I understand that people have different needs. You can turn it off. Have you looked around the Themes settings? You can create your own themes, although limited and can set specific rules, like website accent volors, rounded elements and others.
When you go to the Vivaldi download page on their website, it notes that on Windows you should use the bit. I have a 64 bit system with 8gb of RAM, so I would prefer to use the 64 bit. Any performance reason I should go with the 32 bit and not stick with the 64 bit version? Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Please click on the following link to open the newsletter signup page: Ghacks Newsletter Sign up.
Ghacks is a technology news blog that was founded in by Martin Brinkmann. It has since then become one of the most popular tech news sites on the Internet with five authors and regular contributions from freelance writers. This is a note taking app for the ultra-paranoid. It is designed so that notes are never unencrypted, except in memory. As a note taking app it is no better than a regular notepad, the only advantage it really offers is as a wrapper for encryption.
It has zero support for advanced note taking features like tables, embedded images, or complex formatting of any kind. It is a well designed hierarchical note taking system. It has good support for lots of different formatting and inline tables. Though it also lacks drag handles for images. It offers an import feature, which is nice, however the only big service it imports from is Evernote.
If you want to come from OneNote, it says you have to go via Evernote, which is annoying. This seems needlessly complex and makes me concerned for the integrity of my notes.
Joplin is an electron app that edits markdown. Notes organisation is decent. You can nest notebooks, but then notes are in a flat structure. It also has a tag system. This is unfortunate as I feel that with the might of KDE development teams behind it, baskets could well have been the replacement I was after. I have tried to get used to emacs several times, but quite frankly I see no reason to use it.
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