@luetage Useful trick. Thanks.

this feature very useful for me, thx for dev +1

@matiasmovie You can if you check the option in settings to "close as other tabs" under pinned tabs section. Otherwise, "Don't close pinned tabs" is meant to be what it says - pinning is supposed to prevent a tab being closed. That was the original concept and purpose of tab pinning.

@kantoku Convert it to a Feature Request and moved it to the appropriate forum.

@opera6rules You're in good company. Of 287 posts in this Tabs section, 64 have zero votes. I use click on tab to minimise only to switch back and forth between the current tab and another one. I rarely open a lot of tabs — no more than five usually. With two tabs open I click on tab 1 to view tab 2 then click on tab 1 again to view tab 1 With more than two tabs open I click on tab n to view it, then click on it again to view tab 1.

@m-mahmoudian This feature request already exists: Option/Shortcuts to Cycle/Scroll/Switch Tabs only Inside Current Stack.

Now release in 3.5 - "Always show tab close buttons"

@liebezeit Since it is an option; moved to settings.

Close Tab by Double Right Click - Chrome Web Store Close tab by double right clicking anywhere on the page. Inspired by "Rights To Close" legacy extension for Mozilla Firefox. It also works with Vivaldi

I whole heartedly concur. I had this in Opera 12.17 and loved it. It's much easier and quicker to close a tab via a Close Tab in a page context menu than to run the mouse up to the appropriate tab.

Looks like the 'search field' is not cleared when using the tool 'Delete Browsing Data...'. Any chance to add this option too to the list?

Still no progress with this after 2 years... I really hope it will get developers' attention some day

@iAN-CooG Absolutely agree. My comment was more from a software design and development perspective. Many browsers offer no option and assume for the user that closing the last tab means to also close the app. imho that violates proper design. I like how Vivaldi handles it.

@advaits Even further. I'd like to do something like this: 0_1543312484411_abf1fb51-c7b6-4b81-bec0-7b1ce3e50570-image.png ...and open remote tab locally with complete tab history

@ibox0 The above is a specific case of Concatenate Commands, which I am used to from Opera 12.18.

I just stumbled upon this, thinking it's something new, but apparently it isn't. I also find the current behaviour a bit inconsistent. If I have more than one window, closing the window with pinned tabs would move the pinned tabs to one of the other windows. If the window with pinned tabs is the only one, closing it would close Vivaldi (seemingly following the logic of showing the exit dialogue/close window dialogue regardless of whether pinned tabs exist). I'm thinking that something should be preventing closing a window with pinned tabs - at least as a warning. Maybe this can be hooked into the default exit/close window confirmation - thus instead of just "on" and "off", they could have a third state: "on when pinned tabs exist". I somewhat agree with the notion that if you have something important to keep, you should move it to another window yourself, but I disagree as well: sometimes I just forget, and if e.g. I have a rather long post in progress and the page itself doesn't ask confirm closing the tab, it could lead to extra work if I accidentally close it.

Filled 3 bug reports: (VB-43503) Middle-click always closes the active tab of the stack but not the desired one (VB-43505) Middle-click fails to close tabs in stacks with popup thumbnail enabled (VB-43506) Tab Stack with thumbnails does not stay on top for further actions when a tab of the stack is closed

[DONE], as pointed out by @claudio here.