Closed Tabs can be selected in the Window Panel individually or by range using Ctrl+Click and Ctrl+Shift+Click shortcuts. Then right-click to reopened the selected tabs. There is no limit to the number of tabs that can be reopened in this way, as far as I know.

@debiedowner Actually, you can navigate to the items using the first letter of the Page Title. (Be careful though: access key C will clear the list. Numbered items would help, but for only the first nine or ten items.

@kobi said in Setting to Disable Closed Tabs History and Remove Trashcan: We all talking about the trash bin for tabs, nothing else. That is all that you're talking about so I have forked your feature request to its own thread. If skhilled is only talking about emptying the Trash for Closed Tabs at specific times, then that is already available. If the request includes other trash in Notes and Bookmarks, then that is a new request. Forked from: Setting to Empty Trash at a Specific Time

Looking back at the comment made by shkill in this thread the request is clearly about clearing the list of closed tabs so that Vivaldi starts faster next time. This feature request is already available in Settings, Privacy, Save Browsing History.

@pafflick Yup. There are different causes why people use private windows. Some people like instant "wipe effect" after closing them but I'm not among them... I miss warning before closing window so much. But also same thing could be applied to the tabs The different problem is that private window is very fragile in case of UI hangs/crashes. I'd like it to be a bit more reliable. Or at least crash recoverable somehow...? BTW I discovered yesterday that (despite nobody mentioned it) saving session in private window is now possible. It could be used as a lifesaver workaround (if V-team doesn't announce it as a bug and remove this feature).

@shickmo This can be done with the Clear Private Data shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+Delete by default) to clear your browsing history. It can, as you probably already know, be done from the context menu in the Window Panel. A dedicated shortcut for Clear Closed Tabs might be preferable to clearing your entire browsing history. One can also browse in a Private Window.