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 🙂 0_1555465116881_7f223fa6-a13a-4bfa-aac9-42bfcbc00183-image.png 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.

@aarghot @Gwen-Dragon it's already reported here (VB-50422)

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.

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

this request is done

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

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

@dnichk No, not currently.

Thanks for your request. As this has received few votes over 4 years, the request has now been closed and archived.

Thanks for your request. As this has received few votes over 4 years, the request has now been closed and archived.

Thanks for your request. As this has received few votes over 4 years, the request has now been closed and archived.

@derday thanks for the information

Something discovered on /r/vivaldi: You can get fullscreen mode with all the UI elements enabled in full: Press F11 (fullscreen) Press Ctrl+F11 (Hide UI) This seems like buggy behaviour, but honestly, this seems to be a solution to what many people above were asking for. 🐞