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  • Re: Any Vivaldi users here?

    From =?UTF-8?Q?J=C3=B6rg_Lorenz?=@hugybear@gmx.net to uk.comp.sys.mac on Tue Mar 10 11:21:55 2026
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    On 09.03.26 20:48, TimH wrote:
    One problem though: cmd-clicking on a link in another app (usually Mail) brings Vivaldi to the front, like it shouldn't. I posted to the Vivaldi forums
    about it, but so far no one seems to be seeing this.

    Settings - Desktop & Dock - Widgets - Default Web Browser. Switch back
    to Safari or any other installed browser you prefer.
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  • From Bruce@07.013@scorecrow.com to uk.comp.sys.mac on Tue Mar 10 18:37:31 2026
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    On 10/03/2026 10:38, Alan B wrote:
    TimH <thnews@poboxmolar.com.invalid> wrote:
    On 10 Mar 2026 at 10:21:55?am GMT, "J||rg Lorenz" <hugybear@gmx.net> wrote: >>
    On 09.03.26 20:48, TimH wrote:
    One problem though: cmd-clicking on a link in another app (usually Mail) >>>> brings Vivaldi to the front, like it shouldn't. I posted to the Vivaldi forums
    about it, but so far no one seems to be seeing this.

    Settings - Desktop & Dock - Widgets - Default Web Browser. Switch back
    to Safari or any other installed browser you prefer.

    Yes, I'm aware of how to do that thanks. (And by the way, what an insane place
    to put that preference.)

    I'm finding I'm having to use the search facility in System Settings
    more and more often to get to a feature I want to inspect/change :(

    IT world: we want "responsive" frameworks so that our web apps
    automatically adapt to look good and work well on phones, tablets and PCs.

    Apple System Settings: you can have two narrow columns; fixed width.
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    Bruce Horrocks
    Hampshire, England
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