@LonM said in Keyboard shortcuts for enabling/disabling extension.: @npro said in Keyboard shortcuts for enabling/disabling extension.: chrome://extensions/shortcuts This only works to activate extensions popups, there's no way to disable them (turn them off completely). Depends on the extension. Some extensions expose parts of their functionality for keyboard shortcut assignment. I'm not at my desk now but from memory, uBlock Origin, uMatrix and Stylus all expose some functionality (such as opening the logger for UBO & UM). There is a limitation though, the only modifiers that can be used in the shortcut are Alt, Ctrl, Alt-Shift, and Ctrl-Shift. For the OP's scenario, these 3 also expose an enable/disable action as well, so they can be turned off or on. Edit: typos

@Pesala said in Toggle mouse gestures by keybind: There is already one to disable keyboard shortcuts. Note that this still keeps one of the keyboard shortcuts enabled, specifically the one assigned to the "disable keyboard shortcuts" action -- allowing the user to enable all the keyboard shortcuts again. It would follow that a disable mouse gestures action would remain enabled allowing the user to restore them. It has to be available as a mouse gesture just like the disable keyboard shortcut action is available as a keyboard shortcut. You cannot assume the user will be able to use both the keyboard and mouse, it's an accessibility thing.

@LittleKingJohn Thanks a tons sir. This is the best browser I've ever used, coming from Opera, Chrome, Edge and Firefox, let's go!

@Pesala True. But this is not what I call toggle

@ankush Sorry, I don't have any insights into when the Vivaldi team will start working on this (or any other) bug.

@pafflick Logitech G910 and the Next button seems to not work with Pandora.

Hi, this request has a newer but more voted duplicate.

@Pesala Putting multiple commands on the same shortcut can make sense, if the commands are context aware (in some contexts command 1 is triggered, in other contexts command 2 is triggered). Not sure if there are any context-limited commands in Vivaldi, though.

Should be the same for the gesture btw

A shortcut for the extension toggle would be extremely helpful indeed!

@entity said in Behavior of Search-Box when selecting suggestions with keyboard: This is still/again broken. Now arrow keys are ignored if Num-Lock or Caps-Lock is active. Ah so it's due to NumLock being active, I see. I couldn't understand why someone else said Down Arrow worked for selecting engine. At least now I know With NumLock on you can actually press Shift+Down Arrow to get the history and Tab will select. But it should be Arrow keys. And still can't delete entries with keyboard. Also I believe the best would be to have Down Arrow to select history, and Shift+Down Arrow to select engine. Because using search history is usually the most common thing done, while selecting active engine is rarer.

it can work with auto focusing behavior built into the feature, just like how the "switch tabs by scrolling" feature makes the scroll wheel auto switch focus between the page and the tab bar.

@iAN-CooG My lifesaver! I'd checked all features and hot keys when first time use, but I forgot that feature is already exist. After double click the checkbox, that's finally disabled. Even suffered I really happy to know that I don't need to run two browsers Thanks you so much and have a good day !

@jesus2099 Fine. I will tag the thread as Resolved.

If this was a bug, it seems to be fixed now. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit 1809 build 17763.504 • Snapshot 2.6.1546.4 (64-bit)