Changes to how background images are applied are in the works! It may not turn out exactly like what you are asking for OP, but I agree that only showing the image behind the tab bar looks a little odd when it is on either side.

@ayespy night :)

@lonm I think he means something like this I used this feature also a long time, but since there's the ability to scroll up with mouse gestures it's even more easier (see Pesalas post @bebotette )

Not sure about GTK, but in KDE I can do that - mind you, I have to remove the whole frame to do so.

@margarita Maybe the request title should be "[Zoom] Option to show minus/plus buttons along the slider" But having the "numeric" zoom size is useful as I often use "awkard" values like 83% 87% 72% 53% for different pages and the slider is "approximative" in doing that.

@pesala I tried. Didn't see any similarities. Thanks anyway.

@rmagnuson It's up to the user to choose colours that contrast more. Bevelling and drop shadows would be worth having.

You could do this with a mod. Something like .minimal-ui #header{ display: none; } Though then, like @Pesala mentioned you would have no way to drag a window. You could play with setting an appropriate height and min-height values to get a very small transparent bar which would still afford you space to drag.

@pesala said in Ability to position a bookmarks bar folder to the far-right: The OP is not asking for right alignment That's exactly what he's asking for because that's what he said :-) . I think you are misunderstanding something. He's not talking about overflow extender on a full bar, and he never said that. He's asking for left/right alignment of specific folders (some folders on the left, some on the right), and that's what he's showing on the screenshot for a partially filled bar, not a full bar. And no, you cannot move folders to empty space on a partially filled bar.

I agree with @Pesala that whatever the number of pixel of the indicator, its main flaw is that it was not designed as a way to interact with tabs, but only as a quick and small clue of what is enabled. Imho, an other good solution to solve the lack of visibility and ergonomics within a stack was the one proposed by Opera 12, ie the possibility to expand a stack when you're working on its tabs --> https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/24251/open-close-tab-stacking Indeed, most of the time you don't work on every stacks at the same time: if you group them by activity, you can expand or collapse them when you work on a type of activity or an other.

After thinking about it for a while, a pop-out isn't too bad it's handled as a normal window by the OS. That would still allow it to be set in place with desktop grid which will be quick enough. If it's the only option.

Such option is really needed by me too, to get a border around the window. It is easier to distiguish where one Vivaldi Window ends and the other begins.

This is my current Bookmarks menu, with four cascading levels. Just by deleting the Ctrl+Shift+B shortcut that I had assigned to Manage Bookmarks, but which I rarely use, the overall width is reduced by about 50 pixels.

I have 56 bookmarks in my Opera Bookmarkpanel on the right side (14" FHD). In 6 years i didnt click once on a wrong bookmark. Total waste of time such big spaces and fontsize. Mod Edit: Disrespectful comments removed.

@jacotreus Perhaps the New Tab button also needs to be top aligned. It would be better if the speed dial page also had a thumbnail.

@enowai You can assign a more convenient shortcut to Quick Commands. Focus address field in fullscreen is only available in Snapshots. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit • Snapshot 1.15.1146.5 (64-bit)