Wouhouh, fixed in the latest snapshot !? Well done !!!

Hi @Vincent500! In order to achieve this, you can simply press F4 (Default for Panel shortcut in the settings) while in fullscreen mode, and the side panel will pop up But I agree it would indeed be a good feature to be able to configure this default behavior somewhere in the options.

@Vincent500 I suggest editing your first post in the thread to focus on the first issue, then start three more threads for the other three issues.

@ankush Sorry, I don't have any insights into when the Vivaldi team will start working on this (or any other) bug.

I would also like to see this feature, and would use it a lot! Let us know if there are any plans for implementation.

Please consider adding a feature or setting option, let users choose whether resize or not. As for me, I think it is a little ugly to resize the panel, especially in the absence of resize animation. The current solution is somewhat crude, in my opinion.

Mark the extension as a culprit in your case!

I am not sure if it is a bug or intentional. I see no use for it if it is intentional. Vote for Hide UI Per Window

For fullscreen mode, please add an option to automatically focus the address field after creating a new tab, just like it does in non-fullscreen mode. Currently, in fullscreen mode, we have to manually focus the address field after creating a new tab, which is inconvenient. [bug reported VB-75926]

@hadden89 I guess the way to find out is to try the extension. It looks OK on my portrait monitor with tiled tabs, but there are issues with the control bar popup as clicking anywhere on the control bar just stops and starts playback.

@dnichk No, not currently.

@hehe I am just a Moderator, only Dev's are able to do it. I suggest you start a topic here

Re Autohide: Vote for the existing feature request Option to Autohide Tab Bar / UI

This is just wrong. No option is required; "Exit full screen" should be removed from the menu. It duplicates the command Fullscreen (F11) It is mispelt The shortcut F11 is not displayed. (VB-48446) Exit full screen should not be on the context menu in Fullscreen

@derday thanks for the information