@jane-n said in Browsing history:

@MOHDAHMEDKHAN27052003 and @supermurs
When you search in the Address Field, you do not include a search engine nickname in front of the search, right? Entering a search engine nickname will prevent suggestions from bookmarks and history from showing up.

Nope, I type the search term directly without nicknames.

@mbalc
It's a great offer!
Its Kiwi browser + Better history extension:

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That's how you can do well. But I would also add a (auto-)collapse function for records coming in a row from the same domain.

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And with longtap clarification for a particular line - full url, it can be copied.
Here's to taking that interface and completely, completely transferring it to Vivaldi!
🙂

And it all works fine on mobile!
So it's humanly possible!

Save en empty session and start your days from it.

@DoctorG said in Please add a timestamp to browser history:

@pocketflow Unfortunately the History had no ISO date/time making it uneasy to search/filter.

FWIW  select the Day picker calendar, as highlighted below:

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@kirill1996 I am not sure how "AI" would help here:

Vivaldi does not have tags or categories, so that would need to be implemented first anyway The use of folders is maybe more applicable, and you can make your own folders and sort them as needed already It would be very unlikely that a LLM will correctly categorise a website just by the URL, and this would likely just mess up user's bookmarks I'm not sure what you mean by "links in history". If you use the history panel you can already use "sort by page views".

In any case, bookmarks can be controlled via a browser extension, so maybe if a chatbot company makes a prototype of what this could look like, that might explain better / identify if there are features that extensions couldn't support on their own.

(aside, users complain enough as it is about the small amount of megabytes used for mail/feeds, I can't imagine people would be happy about the 10s of GBs the opera model apparently needs.)

I've just tried again on two devices running Android 14, with the same results:

When I click on "Delete" in Vivaldi's download manager immediately, the file is deleted (not just removed from the list of downloads).

When I move the file and then click on "Delete" in Vivaldi, the file is deleted too.

When I rename the file, move it and then click on "Delete", the file is deleted too.

When I copy the file and then click on "Delete", the original file in the Downloads folder is deleted and the copy isn't.

In the desktop version if Vivaldi, we have the option to clear the list (with the sweep icon). It would be really helpful to have such an option in the mobile version too.

@Pesala Thank you. But I want to move items closer together than even with the Compact setting .. 😆

This is already added, but first of all it does not work (entries are not deleted - after restarting the browser) and secondly there is no option to remove everything at once.

@LordLorio Private tabs must lose their data when the browser crashes - the whole point is they don't store data anywhere.

Maybe you could consider setting up a separate profile, that way you can keep your sensitive tabs away from your main tabs, and you could create a second sync account.

I've been using that, but having to open up a tab is more disruptive than a menu. Additionally, there is no way to view and reopen recently closed tabs/windows specifically.