@FrobtheBuilder Hi, Thanks for your feature request. This looks like a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/31878/combine-window-title-and-address-bar-when-tabs-are-on-the-side Please vote for that instead, thank you. If you want to make a feature request, please use the search first to see if you can find similar requests. As you've provided some modding code, I'll move this post to the modding forum.

@S_Paternotte great request, thanks for asking for it. 🙂

Now, this feature can be implemented with Menu Customization and Command Chain! Create a command chain, say, "Presentation Mode". What it does is "full screen" + "toggle UI". In the Menu Customization setting, add this command chain to the "View" menu. You are done! (By the way, the "correct" name for the command chain is "Toggle Presentation Mode" because it really acts as a toggle.)

OK and thank you for the consideration.

@catweazle , yes being able to iconize a bookmark folder is as essential as iconizing bookmarks with icons.

I'm surprised this post isn't more popular.

Hi folks, I started to use Vivaldi recently and encountered the same problem (small font size in the note panel). Current solutions either require editing notes in the full-page note manager (not convenient since I want to write notes side by side to some opened pages) or zooming the entire UI (not ideal since I don't want the UI to waste spaces unnecessarily). This simple (but essential) issue was raised about three years ago, it's hard to believe it hasn't been resolved yet. Here is my workaround: (1) Enable the Vivaldi modding support following this guide. Don't be afraid! I assume you all run the latest Vivaldi (above 2.6), if so, the enabling process is very simple - just tick some setting options and select an arbitrary folder to hold the modding files (will be provided below). (2) Save the below lines into a text file, and rename it to "note-mod.css" (or anything.css as you prefer, you only need to ensure the ".css" extension), you can also adjust the "font-size" (the higher, the larger): .NotesEditor-Editor { font-size: 18px; } (3) Put this .css file into the folder you specified in step (1), then restart Vivaldi, you will find the font size in the note panel changes! NOTE: I tested this solution on the latest Vivaldi version (4.3) and it works well. You can also change the font itself besides size, w/ the following lines in the .css (this changes the font to "monospace", you can also choose your own): .NotesEditor-Editor { font-size: 18px; font-family: monospace; }

@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.

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.

@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

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