@pesala Thank you for fixing it and having a look at it. I guess I should clarify that I'm not expecting this to be something they could change over night, I'm more thinking over the course of 6 months it could slowly mold into something more organized as time goes on and more features gets added. And for existing users it should definitely stay as it is, because you're absolutely right about that, it would be really confusing for them to have the menu all of the sudden change drastically on them without their input. However, I would recommend it being an option at first, so people could try it out and see how they feel, and then as I mentioned, over time it would get to a point where the developer would iterate on it until they get a final version that's ready to replace the old default. Also, the way I presented it was my own ideal setup, but most important part is actually the design and user experience goal it's trying to achieve, not the specific setup. So The idea is that it would make it easier to customize one kind of thing at a time, so you start with preference based settings, then you move on to view based settings so that they can hide stuff they don't think they will use and so on. And yes, you could just search for "Show" but then about half of the results are actually unrelated to what I'm personally looking for since it also shows you related options to the show options. So all of these settings also shows up that I'm not interested in and only adds a lot of clutter: "Use Buttons in Range Controls" "Show Background Image" (with 9 image options for me) "Detect Page Tittle Notifications" "Remove Tab Spacing" "Dim Icon When Hibernated" "Cycle in Recently Used Order" "Cycle in Tab Order" "Switch Tabs By Scrolling" "Minimize Active Tab" "Fast Forward and Rewind" "Show Full Address" "Select Address on Activation" "Copy and Cut Encoded Address" "Page Load Progress Bar" "Include Bookmarks" "Include Typed History" "Always Search In New Tab" "Search In Address Field" "In Address Field" "In Search Field" "Hide the mouse cursor for page- initiated fullscreen" A simple way to improve it, would to have to option to grey out or even hide related matches. Though it would still not be ideal since if you searched for anything other than "Show", you would likely get a lot less relevant results. So a solution that would allow them to keep the menu with the same structure and settings, and just add a dropdown below the search bar that allows you to filter out different kind of settings. The option names in the dropdown could be the same as the category names I suggested, with an all option being the default. So if you pick the View filter in the dropdown, it could show you only settings that will toggle visibility for UI elements. Again, that's just an example, I'm not saying it has to work that way. As for the help documentation and it being a lot of work. I hope you as a moderator knows that Vivaldi is relatively new compared to the other browsers out there. Nothing is set in stone and it will without a doubt evolve and change over time, so the help documentation will have to have to get updated and they will have to do a lot of hard work. Besides, the Vivaldi developers have clearly showed that they can tackle a lot of hard problems, that other browser developer doesn't even bother trying to do. So I can't imagine changing up the settings menu to be too difficult for it to be worth doing. I hope I don't come off as too nit picky or have too high expectations, I would just like what's best for the browser so that it gets adopted by enough people to keep the project profitable for the developers. And it also raises the bar for the feature set that people are going to start to expect from other browsers, which means better options for everyone.

@pafflick Yup. Thread about dead birds reminded me about this but I didn't see that on list so I added it.

I think it's misleading because it might make people think that ticking that box is enough to make the search private. Which is obviously not the case. So I also agree that the proposed change is a lot less ambiguous.

@neltherion When Vivaldi 2.0 Stable is released, this thread will be tagged as DONE and moved to the archive. Meanwhile, users could still suggest refinements to the feature, for example, to make the slider position move freely instead of only in fixed increments of 30 pixels.

@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 In recent versions Quick Commands have been added. Not what you requested, but another way to quickly set the page zoom to a precise value without using the mouse. Also works for the User Interface Zoom. Adjusting that by fine increments can be useful to fit one more column of speed dial thumbnails on the start page. Examples after pressing F2 to open Quick Commands: Page Zoom 115 UI Zoom 118

@pesala Anyway I will lose the way how it is related to history in "source tab". List in "Recently closed tabs" button is also linear. Yes, I know that it's like having and eating my cake at the same time The root problem is that browsers treat history as "linear process" while it's not.

The latest version of Microsoft Edge added subtle drop shadows behind the active tab, and it looks great. I second this option.

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.