@MaestroCifrador you explained it well

@WildEnte couldn't stand the UI. Chose Thunderbird (K-9 Mail at the time)
Still, I'd gladly switch to a Vivaldi Mail client as I like it in Vivaldi desktop.

@vinnn said in Support Extensions:

Same in every browser except Canary it seems.

Can someone explain?

"Canary" is "Chrome Canary", right?

Well, Chrome Canary is the bleedingest bleeding edge of the Chrome/Chromium browser development channels, AFAICT released possibly twice a day, and as I write this, the currently released Canary build is based on code that is 17 hours old (that is, it was added last night, CET; and the next build is likely to be from the 138 version).

That channel is where the Chromium team tests its most recent developments and may enable experimental features that is underdevelopment, but not ready for the Dev or Beta channels, and is expected to crash and burn frequently.

As I think I have mentioned previously somewhere where this question has been discussed, we have seen indications that Chromium is working on something that looks related to Extension support for the Android version for a while now (up to a year, IIRC), and as far as we can tell it is not ready for Beta for a while yet. My guess, it might be in a Beta sometime next year, at the earliest.

I started using Vivaldi as it seems to be the only browser that has workspaces + tab stacks (even renameable, awesome!). I just needed a way to have one more level of tab group nesting and no other browser, even with extensions seems to allow it.

Just realized this is missing on android..
I wont stop using Vivaldi but would really appreciate these features added to the mobile version.

I just want to remind, that all speeddials are easily accessible through the Bookmarks menu. All groups, all folders, all bookmarks.
So it doesn't look like a big problem 🙂

@sergiovicol
Hi, I created a feature request in the bug tracker,
It make sense to add "Exit" to the Cutomize Layout settings.

VB-116636
Exit in main menu layout

Cheers, mib

On Desktop Vivaldi there could be also this mode, when I listened YouTube I press keyboard accidentally. It can be called screen lock mode, with or without password protection. There is already "Taka a Break" mode in Vivaldi, but it stops YouTube, and I can't listening.

@jane-n

Hi,

Is there a possibility to have this also on iOS?

Just installed Vivaldi wanting to move away from Google etc. amazed (in a not good way) that there’s no reader view when there’s dozens of other seemingly trivial features already implemented

I would like to add my vote for this as well.

For some reason, upon reinstalling Vivaldi, the sync feature did not work and I lost hundreds of bookmarks, some of them very important ones. But those bookmarks still exist on my mobile version of Vivaldi (iOS). I would like to be able to export those mobile bookmarks and import them into my desktop version of Vivaldi.

Please Vivaldi, give this feature some serious consideration. People are asking for this for a reason. There are some legitimate, and sometimes very serious, reasons as to why users would need to access their data this way.

@kiriakopoulos said in Xiaomi Mix Flip External Screen missing Vivaldi browser:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpG3yCORl0g

Thank you for the immidiate response! I added it as a bug report.

I would prefer if this is under a toggle. I hate when I zoom in and content starts changing.

@far4 ok, good idea, I will try to do something via Tasker, thanks for your comments

@limericky said in Search within page from Address Bar:

Mobile Safari supports searching for text within the current page directly from the address bar which is quite convenient.

Hi @limericky, I do not have an iPhone, but I would be curious how this works on mobile Safari. I understand what you write, that I have to type into the address bar what I am searching for within the page. However, on Vivaldi, that action starts a web search: entering something into the address bar and pressing enter searches for that string in all the www. So, how to differentiate between these two search actions?

PS: While am an Android user, I feel that all mobile platforms could profit from your suggestion.

@sbptreufre
or use the desktop and synchronize it. Hm.

@osvald said in Disable Android's back button close tab.:

@kovdraman Yes, I absolutely support your request.

It seems that change came with the latest update. Previously, after page opens in a new tab, hitting Back was closing that tab.

Now it does not close but offers to hit Back again to close the app.

I'd love to see an options to use Back for closing tabs (when they don't have a previous URL in history). This is a way iOS Safari works, too (if I recall correctly).

UPD: Found a fresh feature request: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/106730/system-back-button-behaviorpapa's scooperia, everyone is welcome to post there.

Thank you very much