hi there,

this is such a popular subject, that it even get discussed in reddit. however, I am using vivaldi for 2 years know and it performs in many aspects. using a touchpad for navigating back and forth is a one handed action. i have configured a shortcut for it, but when it comes to usability, swipe left and right on the trackpad is inrivaled. since navigating key when browsing the internet it is hard to understand, why the function is not available for vivaldi. please, explain and tell us how we can support the devs in implementing it.

peace

@CJinTX No change to the status — still tagged as NICE TO HAVE.

It is well down the list of most top upvoted feature requests, with 102 votes so far.

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I never thought syncing was necessary. Without syncing and using many Vivaldi installations, I would die. 🙂

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@DoctorG ahhh yessss! I had a shortcut for this but I could not find it... Thanks 🙂

There are few CSS mods that don't fit Vivaldi aesthetically and even use odd transparency.
In my opinion there should be built in option for collapsed tabs.

I would love this feature in Vivaldi. I'm using it every single time when I'm using browser - in my case Arc. But I would really want to switch to Vivaldi as my default browser.
In built feature could be enabled in settings and when user presses "alt" or "shift" and clicks on link it opens preview - user can use keyboard shortcuts cmd+w to close it or cmd+t to open in in new tab.

⚠️Vivaldi uses Chromium core. Vivaldi Team has no resources to add own JPEGXL decoder.
Check state of implementation in Chromium core in last comments at ⇒ https://issues.chromium.org/issues/40168998

Any currently working CSS since Vivaldi 7.0?

Hmmm looks like I managed to make it "work" just as presented by Pawel.
The problem is when I switch to tabs in separate Workspaces using anything else than the Command Chains.

When using Command Chains, the themes apply as expected.

But obviously, the theme does not switch when:

In any of these circumstances, the behaviour gets messy and therefore unusable as it defeats its purpose.

Therefore, can we please keep this thread open in order to make it a feature request to have a native setting for Workspace Themes?

@LoneRanger12, or add it to the web panel, as you can do with all intern pages you need often.

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I think one important information her is: How to define a duplicate tab?
I can think of three criteria which can be combined in any way depending on the website your talking about:

url, tab-name and tab-content.

There is any combination of same/different that can occur in the wild.
For my personal usecase the best way would be to define a different uniqueness for each workspace.

The most important one though would be the tab-name.
Finding (and closing) duplicates would then be very simple by adding a "Stack Tabs by Names" feature similar to the "Stack Tabs by Hosts".
Another Option would be a checkbox "Always open links in tabs with same name" or something like that to ensure.

I think that a combination of workspaces (with open in workspace automatically) this should provide a degree of personalization that should allow a solution for most scenarios.

PS:
Another great workaround for finding tabs with the same name is the "Window" side panel as it shows tabs sorted by name and duplicates easy to spot.

I'm thinking of switching to Firefox because this feature is missing

I just discovered hierarchical tabs in Firefox with the Sidebery extension, that would a great addition to Vilvaldi.

The ability to start a dedicated search on a given a tab, open multiples tabs below until the information has been found and close all tabs at once from the original one is incredibly straightforward and practical.

@enigma91 This is a much needed feature. Vivaldi's bookmarks panel becomes unusable with a long list of bookmarks when you want to search and go the the respective folder.

Here's my explanation on the problem.

It would be nice if there was an option to open settings in a panel, also an option for flags in the panel too. So instead of opening a whole new tab or window, they just open in panel and you can remain in the tab you were on.