@shaneb I am keeping my fingers crossed for them to find a better solution.

@rikroses
Hm, I tested this.
After Send to you can see all synced devices:

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And if you send you can see the tab in the cloud icon right top:

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@raystanz To open a tab outside of the current stack, click the new tab button or use F2 to open the Quick Commands dialog. In Settings, Quick Commands, Quick Command Options, enable:

Open Links in New Tab

Considering how customizable Vivaldi already is, offering an optional way to repurpose double-click or middle-click for tab name URL/search input is a natural fit. Safari already does something similar, so it's not without precedent. It's the same with renaming!

Renaming a tab is fine, but what's the practical use of that compared to quick control and efficiency? The idea isn’t to truncate the main URL bar—it's to hide it entirely for people who don’t always need it. Editing and searching could happen directly in the tab title area. If there’s room to rename a tab, there’s room for this.

You can try it right now by renaming a tab; there's plenty of space for everyday searches. Alternatively, if you select all or press a button, the address bar can be lowered as a floating or typical panel.

This would be optional, like most things in Vivaldi.

@apekiller said in Add checkbox to remove localhost search:

reported, ticket VB-115355

Bug report confirmed now.

Thanks for your help in finding bugs!

@TyrionTargaryen said in Reimplement manual sorting categories in the address bar dropdown:

Glad I'm not the only one who dislikes this change. Adding my vote for this to be restored as it was in 7.2.

I've not noticed any sort of difference in performance with or without this feature, so I'm not sure what was "improved" with this change. It seems more like a downgrade in customization capabilities. It's weird coming from Vivaldi, the browser that allows you to change everything.

I agree.

From: https://www.chromium.org/user-experience/omnibox/
Most modern browsers are equipped with a toolbar, featuring both a URL and a search field. While straightforward, this UI configuration can lead to some confusion and a general feeling of unnecessary complexity.

I don't think, not-omnibox toolbar leads confusion. On the contrary, everything is showing clear and in my way. I want bookmarks show on first place and search suggestion on last place? I just reorder and the hints display as I want.

@pseu
Haha, it was pushed 2 days ago, check Help > Look for updates or similar.
I don't have this entry on Linux.

Voted; it seems this is new behavior in the last couple Vivaldi releases as I don't remember seeing it before around the 7.2.x builds.

@yojimbo274064400 I've seen this on multiple sites. Here are repro instructions if you need them (I did this on Windows):

Open a new tab in the browser, either using the New Tab button or the Ctrl+T shortcut. Type the main part of the domain in the location bar (e.g. 'trugreen,' 'google,' etc.) Use the domain expansion shortcut of Ctrl+Enter to fill out the rest of the domain name and start the page navigation process. Domain expansion autofills the address bar with http:// instead of the expected https:// option (e.g., http://www.google.com or http://www.trugreen.com). This results with the Site is not secure warning page, even with Always Use Secure Connection (HTTPS) enabled in Vivaldi's settings menu:

@ArskaBoi
On android, changing the geometry of the interface on the fly is a very difficult task.
Now, if only android/Vivaldi supported skins or themes..... But it doesn't.

@ilpalazzo Tip: To mark a thread as resolved (to save time for others):

Edit the first post Open the dropdown on the Submit button and click the radio button saying Ask As Question

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@huangzixuan897 Hi, Thanks for your feature request.

This looks like a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/47150/context-menu-for-per-site-extension-permission Please vote & discuss at that thread, thank you.

You can use the forum search first to see if you can find similar requests. If that doesn't work, I've catalogued all the requests here.

There is a checkbox "Show Typed History Drop Down" under vivaldi:settings/addressbar/ - I think it's relatively new.

This is happening to me too, and I use vertical tabs. I tried the solutions from @mib2berlin and @yojimbo274064400 but it didn't work.