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By TarasBuria · Posted
Vivaldi 7.5 is out with colorful tab stacks, improved tab menu, and more by Taras Buria Vivaldi Technologies has released a new feature update for the Vivaldi browser. Version 7.5 is now available with some much-requested features by the community, privacy improvements, bug fixes, and other changes. The release is not the biggest one, but it still packs useful changes, such as colorful tab stacks, a reworked tab context menu, and multiple improvements under the hood: Vivaldi now supports colorful Tab Stacks. This feature groups related tabs and helps you keep everything well-organized. Now, besides giving your stacks names, you can assign colors, which makes it easier to find the stack you need. Developers also added a new dialog: right-click a stack, click "Edit Stack," and give it a new name or choose a color. The browser also received a cleaner and better-organized tab context menu. Vivaldi says the new version is more intuitive and easier to use. Another important change is the ability to define a custom DNS provider with support for DNS over HTTPS. Finally, here are some of the under-the-hood improvements in Vivaldi 7.5: Address Bar: Fixed focus weirdness, suggestion hiccups, and dropdown quirks Ad Blocker: Now supports badfilter, strict3p, and strict1p rules Bookmarks & Notes: Better drag-and-drop, with clearer visual feedback Mail & Calendar: Smarter threading, invite handling, and polish throughout Dashboard & Widgets: Layout tweaks, transparency improvements, drag-and-drop goodness Quick Commands: Now shows synced tabs and handles errors more gracefully Settings: UI improvements across the board, from DNS input to workspace rules visibility You can find the complete changelog for Vivaldi 7.5 in a blog post on the official website. If you want to try this highly customizable browser, download it using this link. -
By Lamp Post · Posted
"While users may say they do not want their data used for personalized ads, Meta believes that without personalization, user experience declines with an almost 800% rise in ads being marked as “irrelevant” or “repetitive”. The ads might be more irrelevant, but it's not like people crave ads in the first place. My user experience with ads isn't better with personalization, because I don't want them there to begin with. So I might as well have non-personalized ads if I am gonna have ads, because then I at least get tracked less, and that makes it a better user experience for me. -
By Lamp Post · Posted
The fact that they didn't offer a non-personalized ad-supported option, when they were mandated by law, was the final nail in the coffin in my case. -
By Setnom · Posted
When will advertisers realize people hate ads? -
By Copernic · Posted
Vivaldi 7.5.3735.41 by Razvan Serea Vivaldi is a cross-platform web browser built for – and with – the web. A browser based on the Blink engine (same in Chrome and Chromium) that is fast, but also a browser that is rich in functionality, highly flexible and puts the user first. A browser that is made for you. Vivaldi is produced with love by a founding team of browser pioneers, including former CEO Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner, who co-founded and led Opera Software. Vivaldi’s interface is very customizable. Vivaldi combines simplicity and fashion to create a basic, highly customizable interface that provides everything a internet user could need. The browser allows users to customize the appearance of UI elements such as background color, overall theme, address bar and tab positioning, and start pages. Vivaldi features the ability to "stack" and "tile" tabs, annotate web pages, add notes to bookmarks and much more. Download: Vivaldi 64-bit | 125.0 MB (Freeware) Download: Vivaldi 32-bit | ARM64 View: Vivaldi Home Page | Screenshot | Release Annoucement Get alerted to all of our Software updates on Twitter at @NeowinSoftware
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Hi! I found some info in this forum about patching a program but not a complete guide.. Lets say i have 1.exe .This exe contains some textboxes.. i want to create a second exe (2.exe) which will be able to patch all or one value of textbox in the 1.exe.
As i said i found in this forum info about creating the 2.exe BUT in an exe which was build with microsoft studio 2010(vb.net or c# etc..) i cannot find strings using w32dasm.. My plan was to open w32dasm and find the address of the string that i want to replace and then patch the address with 2.exe...
So HOW to find the address of a string/textbox.text(value) of an exe?
i can find the strings of an exe which was build by vb6 but not from an exe which was build by vb.net 2010..
Please help me..
Thanks!
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