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wonderful, keeping it just in case

For what is it good?

As a workaround, you can either clone the tab after the URL has been replaced to recover its URL, or add if(history.replaceState){history.replaceState({},null,location.href);}; as the last command in the bookmarklet, i.e. just before })(); at the end, in order for the URL in the address bar to reappear after triggering the bookmarklet.

@quhno said in Follower Tabs: For pages that load AJAX-ish content maybe a mutation observer triggering a rescan after some time could help. Yeah, I thought about it. I just didn't have enough time to improve the script. @quhno said in Follower Tabs: If a link has a target already: Don't add a new one. It depends on your workflow. When I use the Follower tab, I want all of the targets to be overwritten. Maybe if there are frames on the page... It's still rare though. Usually, target is set to _blank or there is no target at all... And I definitely want to overwrite those _blanks... @quhno said in Follower Tabs: A short check if it is a plain old link (Good, apply _thetarget) or a Javascript (do nothing) would be helpful too. I thought about it too, although some "fancy" webmasters tend to use JS to simply open links and I'd like to catch those too. Might be too difficult, though. @quhno said in Follower Tabs: Generating a UUID or something similar as target name (once) could help avoiding clashes with existing targets and allow follower tabs for multiple tabs. Have you tested the script? I had no problems using multiple Follower Tabs with the same name. The tabs must be using different IDs than the name defined by the script. That's why I didn't even bother to manipulate with them.

@valiowk Unfortunately, I am limited by what the chrome.management api offers. From the "Methods" list here: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/management The only things I can really do are: Get a list of extensions Turn them on or off Uninstall them It would be nice if there was a kind of "matrix" style dashboard for extensions where you could see everything in one screen, but alas, I don't think that would be possible in a mod.

@vishstampede Please, vote for this request: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/27343/sidebar-extension-api This is the official way, mentioned above, to create sidebar panels via extensions either using the chrome.* or the webExtension APIs.

@luetage said: It's either a Vivaldi bug on Windows versions, or something with your profile/setup is wrong. Looks like you're right. Still doesn't work.

@arzakon said in Page capture with Javascript: There's a limit in captures of 30000 pixels. Is there anything I could do to surpass this limit? Well, there is a feature request to increase it - you could vote for that https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/25112/larger-maximum-image-size-for-capture-page

@ornorm Ornorm is proud of himself... brilliant But so proud of you guys! I just "played" a bit with the new version and... you worked well... very well. It's smooth, well designed with nice new features that are working perfectly! Thank you very very very much for giving this to us. I mean it.

@pesala Site info or whatever it's called. I know it was better in later versions of Chromium, but since Vivaldi has it's own GUI, they should make it so each permission is listed, not only the ones with a non-default status. I know we can access these controls from the bottom link of the Site info popup, but they should be listed in the popup itself. A few years ago I made an extension to Opera to handle these settings, so I know it's not a difficult task to implement a GUI for this. I know, there is much to be done, but it's really not a big deal.

I can not test it. May be this issue is a bug in Vivaldi. Please read how to Report a bug for Vivaldi carefully and then report the bug to Vivaldi bugtracker.

I've updated the main post with the fix. Thanks all who helped test it

@hlehyaric Your words are too kind long live the Vivaldi icon.

This mod stopped working on the latest snapshot (2.0), because Vivaldi registers a click on a tab with target tab-header now. Therefore the script could be simplified and it's easier triggering the function. OP has been updated.

This site does that for example for all its articles: https://derstandard.at

@lonm This moves the footer a row below the toolbar instead of appending the buttons behind the existing toolbar buttons, but once I saw from your instructions exactly what small chunk of code needed to be tweaked I was able to tweak it back into v1 style with a bit of guesswork by comparing with your v1 code on Github. Thanks!

This would be fantastic as a calculator. Right now I type them into the address bar so they can be evaluated by duckduckgo's calculator (and most search engines have a calculator tool now). But half the time vivaldi thinks what I'm typing in is an ip address, which is very annoying.