Vivaldi browser will get slower over time so I have to restart it. I can not replace the browser as a result of there isn’t a new model launched for this MacOS system so I’m utilizing the final secure model of the browser.
The problem is that typically once I restart the applying (both usually by closing it in the usual approach, or by closing it from Exercise Monitor, it would not matter), the browser cannot be restarted once more.
The method not reveals in Exercise Monitor, however the software icon in Dock isn’t permitting to restart the Software, it reveals “Software Not Responding” in the precise click on menu for the icon.
The applying reveals nevertheless within the Pressure Give up Purposes window, however terminating it from there has no impression.
I already tried in terminal for each the present person and the admin following:
pkill -9 Vivaldi
killall -9 Vivaldi
Tried ti write in small letters, Title case, together with or with out the .app extension within the title.
the pkill command would not present any response or error, the killall command says No matching processes belonging to you have been discovered.
Similar when attempting to do killall Vivaldi…. it says no matching course of.
Additionally tried to restart the dock… killall Dock
Very last thing I run was ps -ax | grep Vivaldi and it discovered, the method exists and it offers me the PID. The problem is, the PID adjustments continually, each second.
If I run ps -ax | grep Vivaldi.app, it’s going to present me a PID. If I run the command 2 second later once more, the PID adjustments. The PID continually adjustments each 1-2 seconds or so.
So I can not use the command kill -9 PID to terminate the app.
Why is the PID altering on a regular basis. The best way to shut the app by way of the Kill -9 command if the PID adjustments?
I do not know if that is the difficulty however I at present operating out of choices the way to shut and restart Vivaldi software with out having the logout from MacOS or restart the entire machine each time I have to restart the browser.
