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I want to say this: on weak smartphones, all these beauties will cause brakes, lags, and friezes. On any smart phone it will cause additional battery consumption. In addition, the task of the browser is to show web pages and be in the shadows in relation to them. Being comfortable doesn't mean being bright, translucent and with lots of special effects, with smooth beauty animations in transitions between UI elements. Everything is good in moderation. The way you see the browser is excessive.

After all, mobile devices are mobile devices.

Then let’s build a normal browser picker to block elements of the web page - with a preview like in uBO(L).

Holy hedgehogs! I don't understand why what a small extension can't do/repeat a large browser for years!

Why can't you just take the best of the UI uBO(L)?

@Lethalheart
I think this is a Chromium problem. I have this stripe on Titanium too. That is, this is not Vivaldi’s problem, this is upstream.

I watched your video… To be honest, I have absolutely no interest in having a news reader built into the browser — not in any form. Maybe what sets the android/Vivaldi team apart is that they resist the temptation to turn it into a kitchen-sink app with one feature after another, where everything ends up working only halfway. A sense of restraint.

There are already countless news readers for Android, catering to every taste. There are online readers and news aggregators. So why would we need one built into the browser as well?

@jane.n
Excuse me, I'll just leave here this picture of a powerful glitch in a mastodon - for the collection. 🙂

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I see such beauty only in a mastodon. Something breaks the normal markings. Then, then the markup is restored, you can read it, but this!
It trembles and shimmers like a haze in the desert!