Middle-click on Tab Bar to Open New Tab

Pesala

@tell Put the tab bar anywhere but at the top and double-click on the tab bar will open a new tab. Or, enable "Use Native Window" in Settings, Appearance.

I edited the thread title. The Title Bar is the Windows Title bar above the tabs in a restored window, or when the browser menu bar is displayed.

Gregor

+1
Double/middle click on tab bar to open new tab.
Add option to disable "+" button from tab bar.

Stardust

+1
Miss this one

Leradis

@Gregor said in Middle-click on Tab Bar to Open New Tab:

+1
Double/middle click on tab bar to open new tab.
Add option to disable "+" button from tab bar.

+1

proxxy

+1 like in Opera and Firefox. It's much easier to middle click on empty space next to open tabs than on the small "+" icon.

Hadden89

On Vivaldi 2.5.1504.6 win10 I can use middleclick (wheel button) to open new tab - but I use vertical tabs.
Wondering if it's a bug/regression, or if it don't work for tabs on top.
Still work with double click here. But I use "native window" too.

Gregor

@Hadden89 said in Middle-click on Tab Bar to Open New Tab:

On Vivaldi 2.5.1504.6 win10 I can use middleclick (wheel button) to open new tab - but I use vertical tabs.
Wondering if it's a bug/regression, or if it don't work for tabs on top.
Still work with double click here. But I use "native window" too.

same here, double click also works.

Ayespy

@Hadden89 Works with the tabs anywhere but on top. Known bug.

Hadden89

@Ayespy Ok then. Upvoted for bug resolution

I tried with native window and tabs on top and it works.
So have to be a bug with tabs on tops and native window off.
(latest snap)

Pesala

See also: Middle-click to Open Tab with URL or Search Text

seeley

+100 Middle-click on the tab bar to open a new tab.

Love to see this happen! Double clicking to open a new tab (when windows title bar is displayed) does not coincide easily with middle-clicking to close a tab.

It's so smooth to middle-click on the tab bar to open and middle-click on the tab to close!

Streptococcus

To open a new tab, you can use Cmd or Ctrl with T. Use Cmd-T with MacOS, and Ctrl-T with Windows or Linux.

patron420

@Ayespy
Known bug since 2018 XD
This forum post was made in 2018 and it still not functioning.
Kind of want to switch back to ff now..

Ayespy

@patron420 OMG. Really? This is the only feature you use? The only one that matters to you? As a person who has never used such a feature that strikes me as incomprehensible, but you have to do what you have to do.

luetage

@patron420 You could potentially get this going with a modification. I don’t think it would be too hard. If you are serious about it post it on the modifications forum board, I might take a look at it.

claudio

VivaldiHooks/create-tab-with-middle-click.css at master · justdanpo/VivaldiHooks · GitHub
Create tab with middle click on a free tabbar space

Shion

Two years since feature request and no news about it still.. And I though Opera was slow with implementing useful features.

Pesala

@Shion This request has been around much longer than two years. It is not exceptional. If I recall correctly, my linked feature request for Middle-click to Open Tab with URL or Search Text is older than this current iteration of the Feature Requests forum, which is about three years old now.

With 3,764 feature requests, and a small team, those needed by few users or difficult to implement may have to wait for a long time. Wherever you see that a feature is tagged as In Progress, it may get done this year rather than next.

Ayespy

@Shion Opera was "slow" with 200 developers and essentially bottomless funds. Vivaldi has 20 developers and strictly limited funds. It totally baffles me how one could take longer to implement a feature than the other.

Pesala

@dragonouali said in Middle-click on Tab Bar to Open New Tab:

Why do I have to click a small plus box to open a new tab?

That is just one of several ways to open a new tab. Try:

GestureDown (hold right mouse button and drag down)
Right-click on a tab, New Tab

Or Ctrl+T if using the keyboard.