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Possible to open multiple links in a new tab stack with a javascript bookmarklet?
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Hi everyone,
I literally just found out about bookmarklets and how useful they are. It's given me all sorts of ideas of how to become more productive, especially when it comes to Tab Stacks and tiling.
I'm wondering if we can control certain aspects of how links are opened using javascript / bookmarklets using some of Vivaldi's unique features.
- Open links in a new Tab Stack with javascript bookmarklet
- Set tiling status using javascript bookmarklet
And other similar operations regarding tab stacks and tiling and various combinations.
Forgive me if the documentation for this already exists, but I haven't found it.
Thanks!
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@cibrane Would you write down the links you need in the bookmarklet? If so, you might as well save them as session. Maybe I don’t get what you wanna do…
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@cibrane Simply save a session with the tab stacking and tiling set as you want. Then reopen the saved session.
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Yes but they wouldn't be hard-coded links, so I don't know if a session would would work.
I need to accept an ID from the user (me!) and then use that as part of the URL. So while the stem of the URLs will be the same, the actual ULRs will be unique each time once concatenated with the user input.
I'd like a way to take that input, create two unique URLs with it, and then open those two addresses in a new Tab Stack (or tile).
Is anything like that possible?
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Is there a reference guide for what aspects of tab opening behaviour can be controlled with JavaScript -- regarding those behaviours specific to Vivaldi, like Tab Stacks and Tab Tiles?
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@cibrane There’s no API reference for Vivaldi specific functionality. Personally I don’t know how to trigger tiling or put something in a stack with code.
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@cibrane The only way to do it is with a mod or possibly an extension. Bookmarklets can only access web APIs, not browser APIs.
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@cibrane said "Open links in a new Tab Stack"
It works if you enable:
and:
If you open a search and you CTRL+click many links they open in a tab stack.
