Полностью поддерживаю. Это будет удобно.

@dude99 said in Extensions toggle need a useful Context Menu: If you are really lazy to build a context menu from scratch, then I suggest an Extensions panel, just stuffed the default Extension manager into a webpanel with description removed, then it will be a decent solution. I don't think it helps your case to insult the developers by calling them lazy. As you should know by now, there are some 1,900 feature requests, but only a small team of developers who have to focus on bug fixes and repairing code broken by Chromium updates before they can get around to adding/enhancing features. Were you too lazy to search previous feature requests to find Enabe/Disable Extensions Directly from the Address Bar, or Move Extensions to a Panel, or did you just think that these previous requests do not quite cover what you want?

Oh, alright, although a bit strange, but it seems to be an alternative method, thank you....

I also reported this as a bug a month ago. (VB-55595) Bookmarks Bar Context Menu Missing "New Separator"

@hyfrehyfre The original menu is for tabs, so it wouldn't be possible to just "move" it to the context menu. It would be possible to do this via a mod or an extension, I suspect, if you want to ask someone in those sub-forums to help.

Yes, something along this request: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/13217/feature-requests-for-1-7/562 by ProgRocket - for buttons and for context menu. I often download videos with youtube-dl so I would have a menu option "send this url to a newly opened terminal with youtube-dl to download it straight away".

@LonM said in Add Shortcut in Menu: Or is the request specifically to offer a quick way to change shortcuts on the menu? Yes, add, change or delete. Go to file menu > Import Bookmarks > right click > add E + B as shortcut, for example. May I can grep Blender source for it, UI code is in Python iirc. Cheers, mib EDIT: Oops, 3 million lines of code and I am not a developer.

@derDay It looks very similar, but I can just about see two different feature requests here.

@TG2 Darn, I thought it would work for you too. Well, that leaves only one option: https://vivaldi.com/bugreport/ (Pro tip: The steps of the report form section accepts portions of markdown, especially "- " [dash + space] for unsorted lists, makes reading in the bugtracker easier)

Thank you for the reply. I know about this trick and it is indeed useful for most links. I should clarify that I am trying to do this for Zendesk. I work on the service desk and we use Zendesk as our ticketing system. In the Zendesk dashboard, we can see a bunch of tickets listed as individual "links" to click on. However, they are not the same as a normal link. The drag & highlight trick works well for links on e.g. Google Search, but it doesn't work in Zendesk. As soon as you star click and drag (without letting go the left click) into a Zendesk ticket link, it just takes you immediately to the ticket.

@LAPIII This is not only an issue in the Tab Context menu, but in most, if not all, context menus. Underline Access Keys in Link Context Menu The link context menu has five items beginning with O.

Removing items unrelated to text of context menu will make it small, such as link related, Fullscreen, Inspect, Validate....

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.

@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.