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issue uninstalling Vivaldi fixed
(lemmy.world)
Please include name of your distribution.
KDE neon
From what did you install deb package, flatpak or snap.
deb
Are you sure the deb didn't quietly install a snap package? The last time I tried, it tried to wget a .snap from api.snapcraft.io.
i downloaded from the vilvaldi web site a. dab file
Yeah, so did I. And after the deb finished installing, my firewall showed it wget a snap.
Just check in snap list
how do i check the snap list?
just type "snap list" in terminal
Do you have synaptic in your applications?
I second this ^
Install Synaptic and remove it from there. I have used Vivaldi on KDE Neon in the past and I remove it using Synaptic, although you can also remove it from Discover.
ok i used synaptic and it removed vivaldi. then after reinstalling it the same problem happened including it loading the last session and bookmarks
i don't think so
sudo apt purge vivaldi-stable
Then, as yourself (not root):
rm -rf ${HOME}/.cache/vivaldi ${HOME}/.config/vivaldi
That removes the package, and your personal stored config and cache of the browser. NOTE: rm -rf is permanent without a backup or snapshot to restore from. Don't delete these unless you are certain you want to.
ok thank you so much that did fix it
Awesome!
ok how do I make I'm myself not at the root level
Open a new terminal and you should be fine. When using sudo you get root level access.
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this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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