@Furax31 A request for extensions was made in May. No timeline yet.

And tab bar also, please!

@BoneTone I've been following this topic for a while as seamless syncing is one of the things I consider a needed function, so not having an iOS Vivaldi port is basically a deal breaker in me using the desktop browser. I noticed a lot of comments regarding the UI needing to be redrawn in iOS - because it's rendered in html/css/js on other platforms. I don't think this is a correct statement. Most Chromium based iOS ports completely recycle the UI components used on Android. If you look at the new MS Edge, Brave they all use HTML/CSS based UI's on iOS. Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to say that there is no additional development work needed to make the iOS port, but the idea that a UI has to be rebuilt from scratch and written in Swift is not correct.

@jane-n's method didn't work for me as my phone launcher prevents displaying app activities on long press. Nevertheless, I've found a way to launch Vivaldi straight in incognito mode that WFM in Android 7: Install Activity Launcher (play store); Expand Vivaldi entry and look for Vivaldi:org.chromium.chrome.browser.incognito.IncognitoTabLaucher; Long press, create shortcut; From the new home screen shortcut one could launch Vivaldi straight in incognito mode. @Qarboz's reminder still valid: for links received from other apps it is not possible to choose a private card. BIG FAT REQUEST: c'mon, Vivaldi team! You advertise Vivaldi as a user privacy aware product. Being able to launch Vivaldi on Android in incognito mode from anywhere and to customize search engine URLs are the very least so support that statement. Thank you!

@hantar7788 Would be nice to see to be more coherent on what it does on Vivaldi Desktop. But the color change - both in light and dark theme - should be kept optional via a setting.

@wernermic Great idea, then I could disable that stupid old Samsung Note app

@Manucho Por favor, esta sección es internacional y solo se utiliza el Ingles, para escribir en Español utiliza la sección especifica para hispanohablantes. Gracias. Please, this forum section is international and only English is allowed, for write in Spanish use the specific section for Spanish talkers. Thanks.

Are we sure that's Chromium problem? Brave uses Chromium as well and it's working without problems there. I've checked Vivaldi Snapshot 3.2.1971.3. Still not working.

@jumpsq NewPipe does not display ads by default, but you can enable it if you wish.

@mchipeur The thumbnails used don’t have the quality to be displayed much larger.

Choosing the time as the dark reader extension would be great.

@alexcavaco No progress for a change of Vivaldi UA.

be very careful of your VPN choice. Some VPNs are not what they seem. See: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2020/07/20/7-vpns-that-leaked-their-logs-the-logs-that-didnt-exist/ Of course they'll just wind down then change their names to resuface.

@sevmonster The fact is, you already have to tap at least twice to reach most of the functions, so I don't really see your point. My request would not change much, except one thing: put everything into one area instead of scattering them all over the UI. In portrait mode, we have enough space for 3 buttons and the address field on a 5+ inch screen. One of the buttons must be the overflow menu button, while the other two should be freely configurable. (Back/forward/reload could be done with swipe gestures as an alternative option of buttons.) You are a tab hoarder, even on mobile? Choose the tab selector button! You bookmark a lot of pages? Chose the bookmark button! You make screenshots all the time? Choose the screenshot button! I don't think many people use more than two functions frequently on mobile. Even so, they can't reach more functions with one tap currently. Basically, only the tab selector and the bookmarks can be accessed with one tap right now. But let's make another step ahead! Instead of a dedicated overflow menu button, make 3 configurable buttons, and open the overflow area with a swipe up gesture from the toolbar. Even with Vivaldi's many options, everything could fit into an area that big. Of course, in an organized way, not just thrown together. I don't say Vivaldi should use the existing solutions of other browsers out of the box, but forcing desktop layout on a small screen does not work. If I would not respect Vivaldi's privacy policy, I would use Samsung Internet instead, because Vivaldi's current mobile UI is a pain in the ass for me.

I will jump on the request to ask something a bit different. I would be happy to have the "side panel button" which includes {bookmarks, history, notes, downloads} also next to the tabs bar which includes {open tabs, private tabs, synced tabs, closed tabs} Liks so: