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I've just bridged some Eth from Mainnet to Arbitrum One via https://bridge.arbitrum.io/, and the transaction looked to have completed properly.

You can bridge it with the arbitrum bridge. https://bridge.arbitrum.io/

Try https://bridge.arbitrum.io/ to see if it supports bridging between those two.

I always use https://bridge.arbitrum.io/, but I heard there are others? But why would I use them, since they all do the same`? Isn't the native one the most secure?

This will take 7 days to process, and you'll have to manually claim your ETH from the bridge site https://bridge.arbitrum.io/

Anyone managed to bridge ETH from Arbitrum back to Mainnet using Trezor (through MM) on this page https://bridge.arbitrum.io ? I have been trying for several days now, not sure if the problem is on my end or Trezor doesn't want to play nice?

Unfortunately no. I use the Arbitrum Bridge (https://bridge.arbitrum.io/) to move assets from ethereum to arbitrum. Alternatively, some DEXes such as SushiSwap (sushi.com) allow cross chain transfers, though if you're trying to do arbitrum nova for moons specifically that's supported in fewer places and the bridge is your best bet.

Getting some ETH into your vault to pay for gas fees. You can either buy some from an exchange that supports Arbitrum Nova, or use the Arbitrum bridge to move over some ETH you already have.

i tried the official bridge I guess ( bridge.arbitrum.io ) but it does not allow nova - one. I'll try orbiter finance.