Shortcut to Open New Private Window in Vivaldi

[HeinoKramm]

@ThePfromtheO You're absolutely right. I switched to Vivaldi because of this; I was experiencing a lot of performance difficulties with Firefox and its engine. So I needed a Chromium-based browser that was as customisable as Firefox. Vivaldi is that browser and it's been a very smooth and fantastic adaptation, as the functions I had in my customisable Firefox settings are present in Vivaldi. One of the only things missing is the New Private Window button, but I've already replaced it with this amazing gesture function, which has made it even better for me.

[ThePfromtheO]

@HeinoKramm From what I know, Firefox doesn't have the gesture function, does it?

[HeinoKramm]

@ThePfromtheO Firefox definitely doesn't have gesture functions.

[ThePfromtheO]

@HeinoKramm Yeah, it's less appealing... Their choice, their design, their will! Some LOVE its design.

[ThePfromtheO]

@HeinoKramm
P.S. I have very rarely used Firefox on the PC, only on the phone, so this is why I wasn't sure about the Gestures function.

[HeinoKramm]

@ThePfromtheO I've used Firefox for a few months, but it's definitely not the browser for me. I experienced a lot of performance problems, even though it consumed a lot of RAM (something that doesn't happen with Vivaldi). Websites such as Reddit and other social networks had a lot of errors and simple features, such as commenting on a live stream, often didn't work. What's more, the battery consumption on Android was excessive, which didn't make sense since it had few features and the design is very ugly. In terms of design, I like the design of the desktop version, but I hate the Android version. I also really missed the cast button, as I have several Chromecasts scattered around the devices in my house. Firefox limited me a lot in this respect and I had to resort to Edge as my secondary browser whenever I needed to use this function.

[ThePfromtheO]

@HeinoKramm I had almost the same problems, everything was and is running very slow. This, together with its appearance, made me leave it(I was actually not using it as my default browser not even before).
I was using Edge, but its non-privacy features and its BIGGEST problem, the one I tell everyone about, that it had an awesome design and appearance in some places, and some other ugly buttons, search boxes and others. This is the problem which also Windows (and most Microsoft services) has, as I think you know.
Brave does not have enough features (not at least the sync one, without a previously synced device) since it tends to be a little too private, and, during the last time, it began running slow sometimes, which was very annoying.
So, when I came across Vivaldi, I decided to try it and, although the first time I wanted to go back to Brave since Vivaldi had some problems(it was crashing often), I then discovered I hadn't installed the correct package and, after correcting the problem, almost everything works fine. However, it consumes more resources from my computer than Brave, I don't know why you said it doesn't... But the features it has make it worth paying this price.

[Pesala]

Vote for Button to Open a New Private Window

It is basically the same request. The reason we cannot make a button, is because there is currently no Quick Command for New Private Window.

The shortcut already exists.

[HeinoKramm]

@Pesala Wow, I didn't realise that was possible! I love the tip, thank you very much!

[Zalex108]

@HeinoKramm

Please continue there.