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A screenshot of the Screen Time widget on iPhone, in which Vivaldi is listed both without a logo icon, and as "com.vivaldi.Vivaldi" instead of "Vivaldi".
A screenshot of the Screen Time widget on iPhone, in which Vivaldi is listed both without a logo icon, and as "com.vivaldi.Vivaldi" instead of "Vivaldi".
A screenshot showing that Vivaldi's "Enable Proton VPN for Vivaldi" feature is disabled.
A screenshot of the Vivaldi web browser, with many elements moved, altered, or hidden compared to the baseline layout of a fresh installation.
A screenshot of the Vivaldi web browser, after I have installed a custom theme, installed some extensions, and spent maybe an hour changing just about every setting I could find.
A screenshot of an official Vivaldi help page in which they state that their Proton VPN integration is not pre-installed.
This is just a short video of me attempting to interact with the "Proton for Vivaldi" checkbox. Clicking on the checkbox does not deselect the option. This suggests it is not currently possible to disable the feature.
A screenshot of the Downloads page for Vivaldi on its official website - showing both the download link to a .exe file, and Mac-specific branding messages.
A screenshot of the first Bluesky post in this thread.
A screenshot of a 404 "Page Not Found" error message.
The "Murloc Knight" card art from Hearthstone. It features an armoured murloc with a shield and lance on the back of what appears to be a large frog.
A screenshot of Murky in World of Warcraft, who is an example of one of many Murloc NPCs in that game.
A cropped screenshot of Step #3 of the support article, aggressively cropped to only show the words "and select Not Junk" to highlight the lack of a space between the words "select" and "Not".
A screenshot of four Murlocs in World of Warcraft, all facing towards the camera - seemingly expectedly.
A screenshot of X - formerly known as Twitter - in which the Department of War tweets "Operation Epic Fury" in all caps with an emoji of an American flag. Not reflected in the image, this was later retweeted by Pete Hegseth. At the time of the screenshot - when the tweet was approximately 30 minutes old - it had been quote-tweeted 2.2 thousand times; retweeted 5.5 thousand times, and liked 16 thousand times.
A screenshot of Hearthstone in which the combination of a golden Baron Rivendare, a non-golden Baron Rivendare (with another in my hand!!), two golden Monstrous Macaws (one with both Reborn and Windfury, naturally), a Timewarped Deios, and a Timewarped Leapfrogger got out of hand.
A Hearthstone screenshot showing Malygos with an Eternal Summoner, a golden Eternal Summoner, an Eternal Summoner with taunt, a Deathly Striker, another Deadly Striker, a golden Noisul of the Many Faces, and a golden Deathly Striker. (All minions are Tier 6.)
An image macro-based meme in which a man is lying in bed looking pensive while a woman, who he has his back to, lies in the same bed looking at him concerned. The included caption text reads as follows; "Her: he is probably thinking of other women Him: My dog understands several human words. I don't understand any dog barks. He may be smarter than me."
A screenshot of the Diablo 4 announcement trailer on YouTube, with a comment visible saying "I sold my PC because I didn't have a phone - and now they do this!" This is a reference to an infamous moment at BlizzCon when Diablo Immortal - a spin-off game in the Diablo franchise originally available exclusively on phones - was announced. A visibly uncomfortable employee by the name of Wyatt Cheng awkwardly asked the audience "don't you guys have phones?"
This image is a cropped screenshot of my YouTube History page. It contrasts a TLDR News EU video showing the uploader as being "TLDR News EU" with a TLDR News UK video shows the uploader simply as "TLDR News" rather than "TLDR News UK", as might be expected.
A screenshot of a McAfee LiveSafe window shown on program uninstall, which asks the user to "check all that apply" on a list of reasons they chose to uninstall the software - however the window only permits a single reason to be selected.
The image is a screenshot of Python code. The code is for a simple game that generates a random integer between one and ten inclusive, and then asks the user to guess which number was chosen. If they guess correctly, they get congratulated by the program. It seems that, otherwise, the 'System32' essential directory of the Windows operating system would be deleted, ruining their device. In reality, the program would merely throw an error message as the code to delete the System32 folder can only be used on files; not directories.