The device icon is a great idea.

@Gregor It is beyond the capabilities of CSS. To do this you need javascript

Yes, but there is one option missing: Don't save history at all (both mobile & desktop).

@LonM thanks for support .

@jeronymite thanks for requesting this feature. It would indeed be super helpful to deal with less duplicates.

True, the UX with Opera is more convenient in this case.

Even with the extra cool features than other browsers, Vivaldi still has a long way to go.

If implemented please make it optional, because this is a very resources expensive feature that won't work properly on some old potatoes.

@peteroconnor Try updating to the latest Snapshot. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit 1809 build 17763.253 • Snapshot 2.3.1440.30 (64-bit)

@Pesala To me it's more of a principle. I don't see the sense of saving something I don't want or need. Mod Edit: Typo corrected. To edit your own posts, use the three vertical dots icon at bottom right of each post.

@Gregor Currently, right-click menu, Open in background tab works. Ctrl+Click is used for making multiple selections, so that cannot do both jobs. Middle-click would be useful for those with a MMB.

@matiasmovie Moved to the Address Bar Category. Individual items in the Typed History can be deleted with Shift+Delete or by clicking the x button on the right of the item.

@ian-coog the range input allow to choose only specific dates while the last days input will cover entries from today to month: values higher than 30 probably should be prevented in panel to avoid slowdowns. On vivaldi://bookmarks would be also faster to pick, for example, a last two years (~730) while in list view and without opening the calendar - which could helpful on small screens or people which use V on un-maximized windows.

@svguss ah, yes, it also has a "by date and site" grouping. That would be far more useful:

@zucca totally agree with you. Would be great to disable that feature, I don't want to see the "Closed Tabs" in my tab list.

@pesala F8, F9 does seem to do what I want and although it is a bit clunky, it is definitely faster than using the mouse. Thanks for the tip. I noticed that the default behaviour for the history tab is to focus the search field when the day picker calendar is not enabled, so it is perhaps a deliberate implementation choice with the calendar. It makes sense if one wanted to quickly move to their history on a certain day. I suppose I just tend to use the calendar in a different way - searching for a general topic that I remember and then using the calendar as a visual guide to narrow my selection based on memory of when I think I saw what I am looking for, rather than scrolling through the list of search results.