Steps to reproduce:
-Install Kagi Search Extension
-Select Kagi From Drop-Down Menu in Search Field
Expected behavior:
Expected to See the Kagi Icon in the Search Field
Debug info:
Vivaldi 6.2.3105.48, Search Extension Version 0.3.7, Debian 12, US-CENTRAL
Image/Video:
Removing the search extension & using the manually entered search engine values resolved the issue.
The manual entered values were entered as follows:
Search:
https://kagi.com/search?q=%s
Suggest:
https://kagi.com/api/autosuggest?q=%s
Image:
https://kagi.com/images?q=%s
screenshot
I restarted my browser & the extension I removed came back, & the icon was gone again.
This time when I removed the extension it stayed gone, but so did the icon.
After several browser restarts the extension remains gone, but the icon didn't come back.
I had to remove the Kagi from default everything so that I could remove it from the list of search engines, & re-add it manually yet again. Only then did the icon work again normally.
So it seems to be sketchy how the icon is displayed or not. Not sure why but after this particular reboot the icon is no longer displayed, I imagine I'll have to remove & re-add the search engine to the list again to get it to display properly which is really not worth it to me anymore. So I will not have an icon.
Thanks, it does appear to be a bug in Vivaldi. Are there any search engine extensions that correctly dispaly this in Vivaldi?
Has anyone been able to reproduce in a Debian 12 VM with a current Vivaldi? I installed from a current netinst .iso not too long ago in case that might be of use.
Alternately, is there anything I can do to help diagnose or otherwise help? As I mentioned, trying a half dozen search extensions didn't help any because none affected the relevant field.
Appears to be solved as of version 6.4.3160.44, through multiple application close/launch cycles, even survives a reboot so far.
