@Culip said in Remove the default shortcut [Command] + [Shift] + [v] for "paste and go":

I have no idea how many people actually use the default shortcut/hotkeys [Command] + [Shift] + [v]

I do - regularly. In fact, this feature in Vivaldi (and Opera) is one of the major features that attracted me to these browsers! IIRC, I could do it in Firefox too, but it may have been via an extension.

I don't think changing defaults is a good idea. Just redefine it. I already do that in other cases.

@Pesala said in Remove the default shortcut [Command] + [Shift] + [v] for "paste and go":

Some prefer to use the keyboard and barely use the mouse

My personal work style is that I like to stay in the context I'm currently in, keyboard or mouse, unless I have to switch to the other.

A good example of this happened while I was typing. I have a desktop app that pops up periodically to force me to take a break. I can optionally dismiss this either the mouse or a keyboard shortcut. If I'm in the middle of typing, as opposed to just reading the page, I will often use the keyboard shortcut, to avoid having to switch from the keyboard.

If I'm scrolling through the page and my hand is already on the mouse, then I'll close the popup with the mouse.

@908 F11 is a shortcut. F and D are access keys.

Access Keys are generated automatically, though they can be hardwired by editing the menu and adding an ampersand (&) before the desired access key. The Search Engine access keys are hard-wired to the engine’s position in the list. In the menu customisation dialog they are shown as [All search engines] or [All search engines](as Subfolder).

@dalinar

Use Linguist extension:

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Auto detect:

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Toggle:

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Show a popup with original text by hovering the mouse over translated text:

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@raystanz To open a tab outside of the current stack, click the new tab button or use F2 to open the Quick Commands dialog. In Settings, Quick Commands, Quick Command Options, enable:

Open Links in New Tab

@eugenesv Vote for Find Next/Previous in Page without showing the toolbar.

Of course, you could use F3 and Shift F3, which are the defaults, or any other shortcuts that are not used for typing text.

@sgunhouse
Yep, might have to settle with folders for now. Would love to see being able to navigate through the speed dial groups in the future, since navigating through them looks more clean than folders. Thanks!

I had voted for the next tab stack with keyboard, which would be great! But I think there's value in being able to select the first and last tab in a stack for navigation and orientation options. Especially when opening many links from a given page and going to the rightmost or bottom to work back or to going back to the original page.

@liquos
Hi, we have some feature requests for this and other related.
You can vote for one or more with the like button in the first post.
The similiar request has 3 user votes since 2021.
You can search for other requests made, we have ~6000 already.

https://lonmcgregor.github.io/VivaldiFeatureRequests/#tag=&req=By Hosts&minscore=0&tagsEnabled=

What is missing is to add Stack Tabs By Hosts to the command chains, then a user can add it anywhere in Vivaldi, shortcut, mouse gesture or even a button.

https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/shortcuts/command-chains/

Cheers, mib

@pifarh I am struggling to understand what your issue is.

You have a window for API Research containing a number of tabs. Why can that not be a workspace containing the same tabs?

One can rename workspaces, just as one can rename tabs.

The shortcut will take you to the current active tab in the designated Workspace. Other shortcuts will take you to tabs 1-9 in the current workspace.

Other shortcuts can be assigned to move the selected tabs to Workspace 0-9.

I don’t need to use workspaces, and rarely open more than one window, but I think you should play with workspaces before dismissing the idea as being inefficient.

Vivaldi 7.2 now has an option for whether Ctrl+F should toggle the search or just refocus the search in page bar: https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-on-desktop-7-2/

I remapped Ctrl+F to "Find Next" and this keeps the search panel open. It does indeed also find next, as advertised.

Feature or regression perhaps depends on one's perspective. My perspective is this is an acceptable workaround for the new feature. 🙂

Thanks, feel free to close the thread.

Vivaldi uses the shortcuts oft the OS and this can not be overridden.

If override would be allowed, man users would begt confused and complain that Ctrl+X and Ctrl+Y does not work as in other programs.

@Vivadil If you think such feature is useful, please read Request New Feature, open forum Feature Requests and post request.

I have to frequently go back to the previous tab I was using that is in another workspace.. it is not so easy because I have many workspaces. I need a shortcut key or command chain so I can do this. thanks

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