@davevaldi Your finding is very helpful. And we internal testers and devs appreciate such bug reports.

Vote for the existing feature request: Setting for Spacing in Tabs in Non Maximized Windows

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

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.

Moderator tell me that. Bug is: VB-41011 ".url shortcut file has wrong content!" link text

@hiroinjapan The LF in the .url file is a bug. I will report it. Bug is: VB-41011 ".url shortcut file has wrong content!"

@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.

I need this in Vivaldi

@dogmaJo As mention above, workarounds are no longer required. For a long time now one has been able to drag and drop bookmarks between bookmark folders and subfolders.

@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.

@The_Fireplace Glad you requested this. I didn't notice the multiple speed dials feature was there at all until I read this. Good idea.

You can install an extension for this : SimpleExtManager

@dude99 Submit a Bug Report. If I hover a dragged URL over a tab group, the thumbnails do not show up, but the pages do. I don't know whether this is intended or not, but it seems more useful than showing the thumbnails. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit • Snapshot 1.15.1094.3 (64-bit)

@DeAtH19754 I'm guessing the reason it's not yet implemented is because there are so many other things the (very small) Vivaldi dev can spend their time on that bring much more value to the browser. This is more of a nice to have as there's no broken functionality, and the workaround is exceedingly simple that it presents very little friction to a user's workflow. Instead of drag & drop from the downloads panel, one can just right-click & choose Show in File Manager. The user doesn't even have to spend any effort looking for the file, it's already selected, and therefore highlighted drawing attention. At which point the user just uses drag & drop as it is shown in the animation in the OP. So it's that one little extra step and users can drop the file onto the webpage, without having to know where in the file system the file is, or trying to find it in a list of hundreds of files -- all that pain is avoided. Right-clicking & choosing the 2nd item in the list is very easy as well. It's not ideal, sure, but it's also not a significant pain point once you understand that's available. So users currently gain a lot more by having the devs focus on other tasks.