Vivaldi Android snapshot 4228.3 fixes app language and Chromebook crashes
Vivaldi Android snapshot 4228.3 fixes several bugs, including a startup crash on some Chromebooks and a problem that stopped users from changing the app language.
Vivaldi has released Android snapshot 4228.3, a preview build with a set of bug fixes. Snapshots let users test changes before they reach the final release.
The most serious fix is for Chromebooks, where the browser could crash during startup. Two regressions are also fixed. Users could not switch the app language in settings, and the password manager autofill popup could disappear when the bottom address bar was in use.
Other fixes cover links, notifications and search engines:
- Links now open in their apps when the option to avoid external apps is turned off.
- An installed VPN that is not in use no longer sends notifications.
- Section headings in the ad blocker settings have been corrected.
- When a default search engine is deleted, the browser now suggests alternatives.
Snapshots are available from the Play Store, though updates may reach your device a little after the blog post goes live. If you do not use the Play Store, you can install an APK file instead. Pick the file that matches your device's processor. Because snapshots are for testing, use the main Vivaldi Android app if you want the most widely tested version.
Source: Vivaldi Blog ↗. This summary is prepared automatically from the official source and may contain mistakes; the source is authoritative.