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  "Switch Tabs by Scrolling" is far too sensitive on touchpad
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  @LonM said in "Switch Tabs by Scrolling" is far too sensitive on touchpad: I haven't used a laptop trackpad in a while, but what would be the best solution for you? Lower sensitivity overall? and if so, by how much? Knowing that might help the developers understand better. While I don't know anything about the internal logic of scrolling, I'm assuming that when scrolling on the tab bar (or just in general), the selected tab changes each time the scroll goes past a notch, i.e. the haptic feedback on a notched mouse wheel. I imagine that a touchpad simulates a plane of very small notches, with the spacing between those notches being inversely proportional to the user's selected mouse sensitivity. If that's the case, then lowering the touchpad sensitivity would alleviate the issue. That must be wrong, however, because I just dropped my touchpad sensitivity to its lowest value and scrolling in the tab bar is (or at least feels) exactly the same. Currently, the only solution that "works" is either scrolling very very slowly, or grabbing a mouse.
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  Grouped tabs - show which one emits sound
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  @sneaky4oe The window panel and tab group already shows a speaker icon in the tab preview if you hover the group.
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  Tab Groups
  tabs tab stacks sessions • • phant0m  

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  @gibbins said in Tab Groups: The TabGroup Manager for Firefox was awesome back before the author dropped off the grid. Actually Firefox nowadays have https://addons.mozilla.org/ru/firefox/addon/simple-tab-groups/ which is very similar to that old add-on. This was the main reason for me to switch back from Vivaldi to Firefox several months ago. I still like Vivaldi and hope to continue using it once again if/when it'll have similar add-on.
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  Option for Middle-click to Open Tabs in Foreground
  tabs new tab middle-click • • Gort  

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  @Pesala Yes, for mouse users, but as you can see in this "feature request" (it is only a real feature request if it is logged in the Bug Tracker), they are not for everyone. Additionally the last part of my first sentence was important too: "(...) as soon as you don't use a mouse or can't use a mouse."
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  Horizontal Tab Scrolling Instead of Shrinking
  tabs scrolling firefox nice to have • • longvoid  

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  @barbudo2005 that's not what people are asking for so much ... give me a break with Vilvaldi .... if developers don't want to ... stick them in the eye .... Install Centbrowser much better than Chrome ... it has everything you need. Many many options and scrolling tabs. !
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  Expand/Collapse tab stacks
  tab stacks pipeline • • awking  

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  It's probably a compromise indeed. From tree tab suggestion thread which is finaly so linked to this one, porting bookmark bar style menu to tab would be interesting : But I strongly believe that the active stack should be developped, at least enough to avoid that stacking is a regressive browsering way. Today, the automatic stacking loses you more than if you no use it. Whereas the tab should be an interface to quick get in our mind which tabs are opened, the stack reduces this to only a little and common colored bar. When you add a new tab, like particularly background new tab, you don't see really changes and wonder if you have really clicked. If the current focused stack isn't developped, you lose the way to know which was the last tab that you opened or the next that you have already opened : the tab order into stack is an important information that helps you ! that's why this should be always visible since thanks to that you decide to click to another link or not, to stay into this stack or not. I think that the current stacking should seem to the user as a independant tab chain implemented into an another tab chain.
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  Exceptions to Lazy Load pinned tabs.
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  Home Button for Pinned Tabs Should Rewind to the First Page
  tabs pinned tabs home page • • haskell  

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  @ryofurue Did you try a search? Add this link as a web panel and change the search string to find other topics.
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  Multiple Row Tabs
  tabs • • LonM  

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  @fpdragon said in Multiple Row Tabs: And some more updates and fixes. The "new tab" moved to the left side. I haven't managed to put it to the right on a stable position. However I don't think that this is such a big deal. Version of this mod without tab borders: /* multiline tabs */ #tabs-container { height: auto !important; } .resize { display: block !important; } .tab-strip { display: block; position: relative; /* border-style: solid; */ /* border-width: 1px; */ /* border-color: green; */ } .tab-strip > span { display: inline-block; } .tab-strip > span > .tab-position { left: 0px !important; position: relative; height: 30px !important; width: auto !important; } .tab-strip > span > .tab-position:first-child{ left: 30px !important; } .tab-strip > span > .tab-position > .tab:not(.pinned){ width: 220px !important; left: 0px !important; position: relative; height: 30px !important; /* width: auto !important; */ border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; border-color: lightgrey; } .tab-strip > span > .tab-position > .tab.pinned{ width: 30px !important; left: 0px !important; position: relative; height: 30px !important; /* width: auto !important; */ border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; border-color: lightgrey; } .toolbar-tabbar { /* width: 30px; */ /* border-style: solid; */ /* border-width: 1px; */ /* border-color: lime; */ } .toolbar-tabbar > .newtab { top: 0px !important; left: 0px !important; position: absolute !important; /* border-style: solid; */ /* border-width: 1px; */ /* border-color: red; */ }
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  Vertical Stacking Tabs
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  The Window Panel is very similar to those vertical tabs extensions. I used to use Tabs Outliner until Vivaldi was released. As soon as I started using the Windows Panel, I disabled that extension and eventually uninstalled it. Combined with a couple mods (Auto Save Sessions and Advanced Web Panels) I have all the functionality that matters to me. Those two extensions actually made sessions a useful feature to me; prior to using them sessions was only a quick backup of state before closing the browser for whatever reason. Now sessions have become a very productive part of my workflow. I also put my Tabs Bar on the left, which as noted makes the bar vertical. My Panel is on the right. With 16:9/16:10 widescreen displays, this arrangement gives more usable real estate to web pages, and also helps to center the content on the screen when the browser is maximized or fullscreen. So, @kihrian, have you tried using the Windows Panel? It may provide you with enough of what you're wanting, or at least some. The Panel is a very powerful tool once you start working with it and creating the Web Panels that are useful for you.
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  Reduce redundant windows made when using "Open as [User]"
  • LSArchivist  

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  @LSArchivist I tried it myself just now and it opened in an existing window. Sounds like you have found a bug. Which version of vivaldi are you using?
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  Option to Autohide Tab Bar / UI
  gui tab bar auto-hide • • somebody  

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  @MaJorDan Then upvote the first post if you haven't already done so.
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  Set Size for Tab Previews in Tab Stacks
  tab stacks thumbnails • • raystanz  

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  @Pesala said in Set Size for Tab Previews in Tab Stacks: @goedl Having to scroll to access tabs slows down access to previews that are not displayed. Reducing the size of tabs will work up to the point that the thumbnails become indistinguishable. I (have to) agree that according to the number of upvotes this is a minor issue for many. Scrolling would not slow down access because it only comes into play at a certain larger number of thumbnails which currently can not be accessed at all. Thanks to @jumpsq for submitting it as a bug.
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  "Stack by host" should put the tabs inside already existing host stack (if present).
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  @mariomatteis I reported this in the bug tracker as issue VB-50944
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  Possibility to keep tabs for later
  tabs • • Ornorm  

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  maybe combine this feature with the request for a sessions panel. i can see the two features combined into one panel.
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  Close tab on Shift+Click
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  The default has always been Shift+Click for me, and I still prefer this, especially when I want to close multiple tabs and then eventually focus the tab that is now underneath my cursor (which, since the close button always is underneath the cursor if I close my tabs with a click on the X, requires me to additionally move my mouse and not just leave the shift button). Closing with keyboard or mouse gestures works well for a single tab, but not if I want to either pick specific tabs to close or close a row of tabs. I guess that middle-clicking is the one think I could get used to, but with a touchpad this is still not my preferred way of doing this. Giving the option should not hurt.
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  Remove Tab Group Duplicates
  duplicate tab stacks • • cmason  

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  @cmason I haven't found one, but pressing the window icon in the side panel gives a good view of all the open tabs and by right clicking they can even be closed from there. They can also be sorted there by host, domain and etc. There is a chrome extension called 'TurboTab' which does the job of grouping tabs and there is a check box in its options (gear icon on the upper right ) which prevents duplicate tabs. It would probably work in Viv as well.
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  Add a pseudo-tab "divider" ("space tab", "empty tab", "stub tab")
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  @kivagant Have you tried using tab stacks?
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  Please add "Remind me" feature for tabs
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  Possibly related request: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/28287/possibility-to-keep-tabs-for-later
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  Option to disable tab hibernation
  tabs hibernation • • Nekomajin  

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  @jumpsq You mean this? (Currently, we need an addon to do that)