The default being Vivaldi adds the following CSS directly onto all links upon click: outline-width: 0px !important; user-select: auto !important is bad. This is unexpected and inconsistent from all other browsers. It's impossible for a website to override this. This means a website's CSS is treated slightly differently here than any other browser. Please please stay consistent by default. There is value in allowing user-select: none; on anchor texts, it can improve the user experience. There is even more value in staying consistent with other browsers and web standards. And a browser changing how CSS works is a very slippery precedent to set. I understand the intended value is to give users more control over their browsing experience, but the value of this feature is arguably minor, and the negative factor being the inconsistency and standards issues mentioned above is much worse than the positives this feature brings by being a default. I'd strongly propose that Allow Text Selection in Links be disabled by default. Let's not go back to a time where websites have to expect differences between browsers.

It works well on other workstation. Please have a look at the GIF: alt text

I think an interesting option (mainly if it were for Custom SD Thumbnails) but how @Pesala said, there is an option for this already.

Drag and Drop from the Bookmarks Panel only works to replace a tab, or add a new one at the end, so this part is a new feature request.

@whane I linked to the wrong thread. Drag Configurable Bookmarks Bar Folder menus is the feature that you want. Since the Bookmarks Toolbar was first introduced there have been requests/demands for easy editing, but it we are told that it takes too much work.

This got implemented some time ago. Drop one thumbnail on another to create a new folder Drag a thumbnail in a folder onto the navigation button to drag it out of the folder

Thank you for your request. As it has received few votes over 4 years, it is now going to be archived.

Hi Gwen. I searched "CR" or "LF" ,but there is no title and post. I'm going to post a feature-requests. Thank you for your advices. HiroInJapan

@lonm great thanks. Yes I tried and it will really open these files. thanks for clarifying. Haven't done this file>open thing in Chrome 'coz I always thought this should be something intuitive (don't blame me lol). Hope a drag and drop feature will be added to vivaldi real soon.

In which way this could be more handy than regular right click mouse gestures?

@ozoratsubasa This is already possible. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit • Snapshot 1.15.1132.3 (64-bit) Drag the Tab Thumbnail and drop it onto the tab bar For tab stacks of 2-5 tabs it's also possible by using the tab selectors if the popup thumbnails are not displayed, but it becomes difficult to do with larger tab stacks.

This post was made in 2018 and still the feature has not been implemented 😞 It seems a very simple function to have.

You can install an extension for this : SimpleExtManager

@TuTAH It is sad that we see so many posts like yours from new users who assume that their pet issue is the most important thing demanding the developers' attention. With 5,351 feature requests, and a small team, those needed by few users or difficult to implement may have to wait for a long time. Wherever you see that a feature is tagged as In Progress, it may get done this year rather than next. This old request with 163 upvotes is not tagged, but it is not hard to work around. Copying text to a note in the Developers Tools is apparently already possible.

The Opera 50 method of simply dragging and dropping the tab onto the current page is the right way to do this. While you're waiting, just assign a shortcut such as Shift+F11 to "Detach Tab." Alternatively, assign a mouse gesture. I recommend one that is not too easy to do accidentally, e.g. GestureDown, GestureRight, GestureUp.

Basic thing that lacks in vivaldi. This remembered a very old suggestion : feature-requests-for-1-12