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'''Self Destroying Cookies''' - This one seems to have arrived since last I was looking into Vivaldi & it is the closest thing I can get to the Firefox add-on '''Self-Destructing Cookies'''. It is great, & at last I'm satisfied re. having an add-on that deletes all cookies (not in its white list) as soon as all tabs connected to the same domain are closed. BRAVO! This add-on is very easy to use too. | '''Self Destroying Cookies''' - This one seems to have arrived since last I was looking into Vivaldi & it is the closest thing I can get to the Firefox add-on '''Self-Destructing Cookies'''. It is great, & at last I'm satisfied re. having an add-on that deletes all cookies (not in its white list) as soon as all tabs connected to the same domain are closed. BRAVO! This add-on is very easy to use too. | ||
'''Flash Super-Cookies''' - The '''persistent flash cookies''' are placed in '''~/.config/vivaldi/Default/Pepper Data/Shockwave Flash''' | |||
You can make an alias so that you can quickly manually delete them: | |||
You can make an alias | |||
alias rmvflash='rm -R -f ~/.config/vivaldi/Default/Pepper?Data/Shockwave?Flash' | alias rmvflash='rm -R -f ~/.config/vivaldi/Default/Pepper?Data/Shockwave?Flash' | ||
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You can of course make the alias name "rmvflash" to be whatever suits you. | You can of course make the alias name "rmvflash" to be whatever suits you. | ||
Personally, I have no need for Flash, but many people still must use it. | |||
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===Using Firejail to sandbox Vivaldi=== | ===Using Firejail to sandbox Vivaldi=== | ||
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Beyond that, I can say that Firejail & Vivaldi work seamlessly. You need to start Vivaldi-stable like so: '''firejail vivaldi-stable''' Which is easy in any DE/WM that allows you to enter your own menu commands (I use Openbox where it is simple). Or, you can make a ~/.bashrc alias to call Vivaldi from the command line. | Beyond that, I can say that Firejail & Vivaldi work seamlessly. You need to start Vivaldi-stable like so: '''firejail vivaldi-stable''' Which is easy in any DE/WM that allows you to enter your own menu commands (I use Openbox where it is simple). Or, you can make a ~/.bashrc alias to call Vivaldi from the command line. | ||
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==Add-ons that enhance Vivaldi== | ==Add-ons that enhance Vivaldi== | ||