@pauloaguia Yes, that's correct; don't know why they made it such that the "Closed Tabs" only stores its entries for a few days only... It's not like they're storing our browsing history on their expensive servers that they're so keen on saving redundant storage costs... I personally won't mind a bit if my Vivaldi profile started using up a couple more GBs on the hard disk... They should totally remove the artificial limitations they've put in place on the "Closed Tabs" Trash-icon thing...
I have the same problem on the phone. On my tablet long press works, but on the phone you can only get this functionality when you move address bar to the top.
Then at the bottom you have back button that reacts to long press.
But back button from Vivaldi menu doesn't have this functionality.
I wonder why make this difference?
I also remember that once you could also show recent history by holding back gesture longer - this also doesn't work any more.
I'm surprised this was an issue three years ago and that there's been no progress on what's literally just an "add bold to date header" fix.
And it's not just a dark theme problem. Here's a comparison between the history sidebar and vivaldi://history/. It's so bad and so easy to fix, I imagine.
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@Pesala said in History Menu:
@Aelius Non sequitur.
The OP said that the way history is viewed in Vivaldi is less convenient than having recent history in a dropdown menu like other browsers. Your response was to explain to him that history is accessed via Ctrl+H.
So, either you misunderstood his point (which other posts of yours in this thread make me believe you did not), or you were implying that his request is flawed because history can be accessed via Ctrl+H.
To point out by analogy the flaw in your reasoning, I asked you whether the fact that bookmarks can be accessed via Ctrl+B negates the need for the bookmark dropdown menu. In other words, a reductio ad absurdum.
My Latin is bigger than yours; does that mean I win?
