Thanks for the tip Pesala. After your suggestion, I looked at Windows Panel as a replacement for the Tab Bar but I still prefer the Tab Bar (in vertical orientation)... I've been using Workspaces feature a lot lately (to separate different topics I'm browsing/researching) and I like how the Tab Bar shows only the tabs from the current workspace (helps me focus on the task at hand :-)).

Windows Panel's tree view of all the tabs organized by Workspace is nice too - and it's really convenient how double-clicking on a tab in Windows Panel, automatically changes the Workspace in the Tab Bar - so now I use both. Tab Bar for normal switching and Window Panel for searching for a particular page and changing quickly to that Workspace. Vivaldi really is the most beautiful browser out there!

I have a wide monitor so Tab Bar on the left and Panel on the right help "frame" the webpages in the middle of my view when the browser is maximized and when it's not maximized, I just collapse the Panel and it works great. If I need to have the browser window side-by-side with another, you can even re-size the Tab Bar until only icons are showing (though I do wish there was a button to quickly switch between minimum and "normal" size)...

Anyhow... Neither Panels not Tab Bar sit "outside" Navigation Bar or Status Bar - so it doesn't really help me to use one instead of the other. What I'm looking for is a way to make both Tab Bar and Panels to be the "outer" frame so that Navigation Bar and Status Bar are framed by them (not the other way around) - and, that way, they would be the same width of the webpage rendering area.

Marko

@Valdorian

Look this post:

https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/90425/can-i-force-opening-certain-urls-in-certain-tab-stacks/2

Thank you all!

@Panino The name of the default window is just the name of the active tab in that window.

I keep mine as London - BBC Weather and switch to it when I want to check today’s weather.

I now get redirected with chrome.google.com. There is now a new version of GetCRX which no longer changes the filenames of extensions.

@luetage

It is very clear to me that you work wonders but you have not yet reached the point of making magic.

@TulioRandom Working fine here.

What are your OS and Vivaldi versions?

What about the Right-click, Customise Toolbar route?

@Pesala said in Opening Links in New Tab:

Ctrl+Click opens a webpage link in a new background tab.

its work thanks.. 😂 😂

sorry for this necroposting but for some reason if i select homepage, i cannot edit the link in the box (text remains grey). the only way that seemed to be working was to set multiple start pages and adding just one link, but for some reason that stopped working too (startpage lands automatically in the default one). is this supposed to happen?

@Hadden89 Oh so you can't add it to the custom css file? Okay thank you!

I created a script that addresses this exact issue, though it's linux-only at the moment. Still, with a bit of tweaking, it should work fine on MacOS or Windows with WSL installed.

@Hadden89 said in About group policy of vivaldi:

some inspiration

Yes, that is nice of you 🙂
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@mavorte Profiles can be customized in diferent ways https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/tools/user-profiles/

That's NOT it:

If I click a link, say in Outlook and Vivaldi is opening it Then I NEED to have an easy solution to Move the link to the right profile, i.e. work, and not Personal.
Can we do that?

@j12i Because it is hosted by vivaldi, it uses the same privacy policy as the rest of vivaldi, which you can find here: https://vivaldi.com/privacy/

As I understand it, vivaldi is just using a model developed by lingvanex, that means what you send there does not help to improve it. Selected text gets sent there, is translated, sent back, and then it is forgotten by the server.

I was looking for this feature, too. I want to be able to right click and copy "clean" links for pasting elsewhere. I hear the Brave browser can do this, and I'd love to have it as an option in Vivaldi.

Yeah, I use the click/drag and context menu method all the time but there are times when click/drag doesn't work properly and I need to go back to grab again.

In the meantime, I've found a workaround by using mouse gesture instead. I'd still prefer the double click method to open the tab in its own window in the same place so I can easily drag it to another monitor and/or resize. I used to do this all the times before using Firefox but can't reproduce the same behaviour in Vivaldi yet.