Feature requests for 1.12

[Pesala]

Option for Tab Cycler with LMB + Scrollwheel

I don't like having to move my fingers to use the tab-cycler.

• Index finger is for LMB
• Middle-finger is for scroll-wheel
• Right-finger is for RMB

[Carter]

• Implement an RSS or Newsreader system.
  The forum has an RSS system "https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/2.rss" As it is possible that this exists in the Vivaldi Forum, if Vivaldi does not support this feature, it is a strange thing.

[Stardust]

extensions drawer
something like this:

[Stardust]

Built-in Proxy settings

[Stardust]

Opera 11/12 tab stacking

[Stardust]

Option for zooming with RMB + scrolling
(SumatraPDF reader has this feature and FastStone Image Viewer in "compare mode")

[Stardust]

option: Zoom buttons on Address Bar

[Stardust]

Scrolling Speed settings
(Firefox has mousewheel.min_line_scroll_amount in about:config)

[Stardust]

Download button on Address Bar

[Stardust]

Option to move Trash to the extension area

[Stardust]

Option to prevent redirects and page reloads

[Stardust]

Pop-ups blocker settings for popup windows

[Stardust]

Middle click scrolling anywhere on the page by holding MMB.

Basically, it is improved version of already existed Middle click scrolling: MMB should be pressed the whole time when you perform scrolling. This way you shouldn't care about where to put cursor (under link, image etc)

[Stardust]

Middle click to open new tabs

[Stardust]

Middle click scrolling for Linux version
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/13102/middle-click-scrolling-for-linux-version

[Stardust]

Firefox-like tab scrolling

[ugly]

Double-click tab bar to open new tab

[Pesala]

Keyboard Cheat Sheet Should Default to Collapsed

[Pesala]

Ctrl+Click on Images to Save Them

Just like Opera 12.17

[Pesala]

Enable Show Toolbar Shortcuts for Fullscreen

Currently, if you use shortcuts to show/hide address bar, status bar, bookmark bar, or panels in fullscreen mode they do nothing, but the effect is seen on exiting fullscreen. This is a bug (which I reported), but it would be better to show the toolbars (and Panels) in fullscreen mode.