@artemmelnik Deletion? With CSS?

@doctorg Thanks. Just seems like it should be a very easy one to fix. (Says the man who doesn't have to do it himself!)

@dude99 If you still need a clear description button, edit the topic title and description. Otherwise this can be tagged as DONE.

@mufus Something like this? -stgru 15-07-2021 19_56_00.jpg

@arnad Another item: Must scroll down to reach "Done", "Remove" buttons. V had this problem previously but resolved it. Now it is back. BookmarkDialogCapture.PNG

@z4ck The dialog still needs some work. The request for a Search Field on the Add Bookmark Dialog was done, but the old method of searching the tree by typing no longer works. I wonder if we could have both.

I use a shortcut for this, and it makes it easier than a toggle for me. Just changed the shortcut to be Ctrl+B instead of the original Ctrl+Shift+B. I also like to hide the status bar with Ctrl+S, the panel with F4, and the address bar with Ctrl+Q. Reader view is Ctrl+R.

By the way, manipulating a bookmark (elsewhere, than in the folder) : automatically closes the folder. (disappearing delay : a few seconds, 2-3) It doesn't stay open ... If you wan't to see the result, and re-manipulate; or, changed your mind ? (I have a short-term memory problem due to an accident) An option ? 0 >X sec disappearing delay ?

@stardust In earlier Firefox versions (ending with v56.0.2) there was an add-on called "Go Parent Folder." This did exactly what you're requesting and I personally would like to see as well... The user would click in the search bar of the bookmarks side panel, type the bookmark name and locate one of the search results that would popup. From there you could right click on one and see a context menu with several items one of which would be "Go Parent Folder." This would open up the main folder expand the sub-folders below it to show the specific location of the bookmark. Unfortuantely FF did drop this add-on after they overhauled their browser and to my knowledge never brought it back. I would love to see Vivaldi incorporate this as a native feature since it would offer immeasurable value to the end user...

Wow. I am currently desparately trying to organize my bookmarks. It is really necessary. And I thought, Vivaldi could surely help me with that. Tags are central for this. I cannot organize my bookmarks without them.

@Pesala [Options located in addon] Predefined interface volume (L, M, S, XS) expanding folder on a click Side button to easily move bookmarks and folders Backlight of the bookmark or folder after hovering (color setting) Hint settings after hovering on the tab (Title and URL, only Title, only URL and hint size) Size settings for font and icon Another indentation size after expanding the folder Scroll strap width interval between tabs [not in addon] Another color subdirectory A more compact upper beam (the ability to turn off +, -, folder, disable the tab inscription and sort list)

@moosmas I never use the Bookmark Page, but I agree it needs to be redesigned. Try the Bookmark Panel instead. There is adequate space to edit the description in the information pane at the bottom. The Bookmark Panel can also be made a lot wider than it is in my screenshot, but that is enough for my needs. Bookmark Panel Description.png

Okay, thanks, that works and is useable. Still think the bookmark option should be added too for easier access and organisation. I'd set it always on because no harm done if set while at the top of the page.

i guess the current implementation is good enough. this request is done.

Yeap, please, devs! Grey folders are boring.

@exzentrik said in Option for Bookmarks Bar Folder to Stay Open after Opening a Bookmark: Bookmark bar enhancement: When opening a bookmark in a bookmark folder, the bookmark folder is getting closed. Would be great if it would stay open, so it would be possible to open more bookmarks at once. Just use Middle Mouse Click, works for me!

Its so disappointing to find out that so feature-rich browser cant replace chrome/chromium-based & firefox extension DVD Speed Dual.