Vivaldi browser based on Chromium can remember passwords for different websites you sign in to use. Whenever you sign into a website, the browser asks to save your password for that site. If you don’t want Vivaldi to show the password saving prompt, you can use the option provided in the settings to disable that.
Disable Vivaldi Password Saving prompt
1. Click on V menu > Tools > Settings > Privacy
2. Under Passwords, uncheck the ‘Save Webpage passwords‘
Now check: How to turn off HTML5 Notifications in Vivaldi Browser
The content in this article has been rewritten and updated on April 23, 2017.
Thanks !
You’re welcome Guillaume.
not working for me. i get just a blank page with tab title “settings”.
I can confirm its working for me. Copy this and paste in Vivaldi to see the settings
chrome://settings/search#a
Nope!
I did it in first place already, and i tried it again, and still getting same result – a blank page with tab title “Settings”
Check the update, Vivaldi snapshot has option not to save webpage passwords, you’ll see this once Vivaldi 1.2 stable releases.
After fresh install of Vivaldi, it is working.
Glad to know that tra. Are you using stable or snapshot?
Snapshot, standalone.
I didn’t make clean install for a long time, so it probably something went wrong through all those updates.
Oh, OK.
Just letting you know you can reset Vivaldi settings like Chrome as well https://techdows.com/2016/04/reset-vivaldi-settings.html
Thanks for the info!
But this is also not working for me (in version that is not clean installed).
Wit all of those links (chrome://settings/search#a,
chrome://settings/resetProfileSettings, or any other similar) I just get blank page.
But it wokrs in clean installed version.
Thanks for this, it would be nice if the settings were more intuitively accessible. The fact we can get more fine grain control over this stuff. My current favourite is disabling plugins in the content settings after you search for plugin. Not having flash auto play is a must on the internet imho.
chrome://settings/search#plugin
An update on this: upon my request Vivaldi team has added ‘save webpage passwords’ option in Passwords of Vivaldi Settings, you can find this in latest snapshot. I’ve updated the post to reflect this information.