@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.

@kobi said in Setting to Disable Closed Tabs History and Remove Trashcan: We all talking about the trash bin for tabs, nothing else. That is all that you're talking about so I have forked your feature request to its own thread. If skhilled is only talking about emptying the Trash for Closed Tabs at specific times, then that is already available. If the request includes other trash in Notes and Bookmarks, then that is a new request. Forked from: Setting to Empty Trash at a Specific Time

@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.

And there may be a bug. The history I imported from chrome (those 3 months' history) are all of single transition type: link. There must be a reason for that.

@becm Never understood, why needed to store history.:) Who care what i browsed at past week at 11:34? But i accept, maybe somebody needs for this. Storing the search archive similar. Why? But if you can manage in Settings, OK. Good solution in Vivaldi Set the history to Session Only, if they not delete my typed links too. (for this reason I need to use to set Forever)

@rotfl When you sync data "settings>sync" you have the option to select what you want synced. Do you want to see a "session" option in the sync data list? If so, all a user would need to do is not select everything else.

Searching with search engine aliases is such an incredible and time saving feature. I think that search engines sync deserves high priority.

Thank you. I did not know that. Your first answer wasn't very clear. For someone who claims to "love to dig" I didn't dig very far. Also, the video did not cover my request even though what I was looking for already exists. The video only went so far. Just not far enough.

@rotfl Ah, you're right. It just says "typed history". That's no good.

I have seen this too, just thought I was going crazy; its not all but some that disappear. I am pretty sure its the sync that is the culprit, as I have seen this happening in FF during its infancy with sync.

This sometimes annoys me when I lost a session and and I remember where are the tabs due the date. Currently, I need to open in background all the tabs I want instead one by one, and sometimes are an amount of them, what makes the browsers a bit slower trying open them at the same time depending the number. Could have an option to prevent the current behavior at least for a minimum time and then the history is updated.

@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.

Thanks for the replies. I was launching straight into private mode, but I think I'll stick to regular mode. I really love the fact that I can purge history and cookies after each session.

Even better is a mouse gesture. I use GestureLeft for History Back and GestureRight for History Forward.