https://flic.kr/p/SHc5GW A fishing boat leaves the harbor and heads to the ocean. Sakonnet Point, Rhode Island, USA

Travelling to Vivaldi Heart Today I want to introduce Vivaldi Hacking, basically are optimizations to improve the Web experience. In other words, we will see the heart or engine that makes to the Vivaldi Web browser beat. I have designed it both for high-end Desktops and for low-performance Desktops, and therefore I have omitted certain adjustments for graphic improvements. We opens the page “vivaldi://flags”. On the right side you will see options to enable and disable. And look’s you the following settings: chrome://flags/#enable-webrtc-hide-local-ips-with-mdns – Prevent IP filtration through WebRTC. chrome://flags/#enable-fast-unload – When Enabled, we activate the fast closing of tabs. chrome://flags/#smooth-scrolling – By disabling it, we save milliseconds on navigation. chrome://flags/#enable-quic – When we enable it, we activate the new TCP protocol. chrome://flags/#enable-framebusting-needs-sameorigin-or-usergesture – Enabling it avoids opening redirected pop-ups. chrome://flags/#enable-nostate-prefetch – Deactivating it saves milliseconds of navigation. chrome://flags/#reduced-referrer-granularity – Activating it reduces your browser's ID headers. chrome://flags/#save-page-as-mhtml – By activating it you save web pages in Mhtml format. chrome://flags/#enable-offline-auto-reload – Disables offline page reloading. chrome://flags/#enable-offline-auto-reload-visible-only – When enabled, you reload only visible tabs. chrome://flags/#tls13-variant – When enabled, we activate the latest TLS security protocol. chrome://flags/#autoplay-policy – By activating it in Document user activation is required. You disable autoplay. chrome://flags/#enable-parallel-downloading – Activating it in parallel downloads files, at the cost of greater recurrence in the router. chrome://flags/#proactive-tab-freeze-and-discard – Enable tabs hibernation. chrome://flags/#enable-font-cache-scaling – Reused a cache web chrome://flags/#safe-search-url-reporting – Disable sending data to Google chrome://flags/#default-tile-width – Value of 256 is for 1GB memory. Value of 512 is for 2GB memory. Value of 1024 is for 4GB memory. chrome://flags/#load-media-router-component-extension – Disable these, if you don’t use chromecast. It’s time to relaunch now. From now on you will surf more fluently on the Worl Wide Web. Feedback Source: www.1000tipsinformaticos.com

I'm getting that twitchy feeling again. The feeling to make changes. I can't quite make up my mind on browsers. I've been spending time lately with Brave on PC (don't be jealous Vivaldi, I'm only seeing them on the side...) and Opera and Brave on Android (that phone layout on Opera... so easy to navigate). I'm getting itchy for change. I like Mozilla's overall message of privacy on the net, and I appreciate Vivaldi agrees. I'm just getting impatient for a mobile browser...

During e clear (and cold night -3°C) are several comets observed and spectroscopic observations of several Be-stars in high resolution.  comets that are observed are: 31P (not detected),   38P, 46P, 60P, 64P, 123P, 171P, 164P, 247P, C/2018 W2 (AFRICANO). Be stars which are observed are: AX Mon, Electra, OT Gem, Pleione, V442 And. Also VV Cep was observed in high resolutions with the LHiResIII.