my copy of Vivaldi seems to be terminally broken but everything i have tried to remove doesn’t work. after using the scudo purge it is still in my start menu and it stills boots up in a broken state

what do i do to remove completely and try a fresh install

Ok i got it fixed I just need to remove vivaldi and clear the local cache.

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Please include name of your distribution.

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KDE neon

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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.

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ok thank you so much that did fix it

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Awesome!

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ok how do I make I’m myself not at the root level

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Open a new terminal and you should be fine. When using sudo you get root level access.

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From what did you install deb package, flatpak or snap.

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deb

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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.

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i downloaded from the vilvaldi web site a. dab file

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Do you have synaptic in your applications?

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ok i used synaptic and it removed vivaldi. then after reinstalling it the same problem happened including it loading the last session and bookmarks

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i don’t think so

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Vivaldi is malware confirmed

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