@sysginworld Reloading the page (F5) will already do that.

@mib2berlin I also use gestures, and they are fine (except for page up/down), but I guess keys should work anyway.

@Pesala said in Shortcut to 'Copy selected tabs links':

@Roccobot Yes, but it all or nothing. A links panel allow the user to select which links to copy, or offers the option to open them in a new tab or window.

Tabs can be selected directly, just like files: ⌘ or ctrl to add one, ⇧ (shift) to select a range. After that, you can close only the selected ones with ⌘W, or duplicate them, or put them together in a group... Or right click → copy URLs, like I do already. It's just the shortcut that's missing.

@michaelfranziskus

Use this setting:

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And this:

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Related means relation Parent-Child.

@Hadden89 said in Open PIP command (Alt+P):

@electryon The command may not builtin in but you can already do it without extensions.

Settings --> Quick Commands --> Command Chains --> New (+) --> Open Link in current tab --> this code javascript:var%20v=document.querySelector(%22video%22);v.removeAttribute(%22disablePictureInPicture%22);v.requestPictureInPicture();if(history.replaceState)%7Bwindowe.history.replaceState(%7B%7D,%22%22,location.href);%7D;

Add the new button to the toolbar if you will

Settings --> Keyboard --> Chains --> assign your keyboard shortcut.

Hi Hadden, this command had 2 issues.

It kept the javascript in the url, if there was no video in the page it also kept the javascript in the url. It could only open the PIP window, it couldn't close it if it was open.

I have fixed the issue with the remaining javascript code in the url and I also made it to toggle the PIP.

Now it works the same way with the extension I had been using:)

javascript:var%20v=document.querySelector(%22video%22);if(history.replaceState)%7Bwindow.history.replaceState(%7B%7D,%22%22,location.href);%7D;v.removeAttribute(%22disablePictureInPicture%22);if(v!==document.pictureInPictureElement)%20v.requestPictureInPicture();else%20document.exitPictureInPicture();

@MylesRyden “Toggle Reader View” is a command. This means you can create a command chain and therefore a button you can put into any toolbar, which will increase its size. But the most direct option is assigning a one key shortcut to it, or a mouse gesture should you dislike shortcuts.

The reader view link color is the theme highlight color, if you set the reader view theme to “theme” in vivaldi://settings/webpages/. Find a color you can live with both as link color and as highlight color throughout the rest of your theme.

@barbudo2005
Hi, I typically stack by topic that I currently work on. That could be a single site offer different type of topics to be sort into different stack like youtube or mix with any different domain as long as the topic stays the same.

@ugly You can easily do this with a bookmarklet and these can be used in command chains. And command chains give you the ability to use it for mouse gestures, shortcuts, as button action, …

@herrstrietzel
The Vivaldi team have a bug tracker but only they and some volunteers like me have access to it.
I would like to look into the Opera, Edge bug tracker but it is closed.
First I would check is the desktop block where snapshots (Beta) builds are announced.
The team never give an ETA on anything but this is the same for the most software companies (Hardware too).

https://vivaldi.com/blog/desktop/

Cheers, mib

@universa Hi, Thanks for your feature request.

This looks like a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/50150/do-not-dim-the-entire-picture-in-picture-pip-video-on-mouse-hover Please vote & discuss at that thread, thank you.

You can use the forum search first to see if you can find similar requests. If that doesn't work, I've catalogued all the requests here.

Maybe the quick commands function can do that for you.
Press F2 or Ctrl-E, then type a part of the tab title, click on the result.
You can arrange the "open tabs" category on top of the list in settings/quick commands to see it first in the list.

@1Al said in Change positionwindow control buttons:

Unfortunately you also eliminated the ability to work with css stylesheets.

No me, but Vivaldi, which is what I was trying to explain. As far as I know about styling the UI, which is not a lot, the Windows title bar cannot be styled by using CSS.

@Pesala said in Change positionwindow control buttons:

I don’t think we can customise Windows Title Bar elements for Vivaldi. This is part of the OS.

@igorsantos07 They should be separate feature requests.

Here are a few links for your bookmarks that you may find useful:

Help on Feature Requests • Add Search as Web Panel

When Dev Tools have focus, you can still use the New Tab button or a mouse gesture to open a new tab.

You can uncheck this options in settings (for example right click anywhere in the speed dial and select Customize, you'll go in settings/start page)
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