I like this idea a lot. I'd love to bind Shift+Left click trigger "Open Link" and Left click to "Open Link in New Tab" (instead of its current behaviour of "open in same or new tab depending on the link").

@kusokuzeshiki you may use Firefox with this extension https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/open-link-in-sidebar/ and open links in side bar. How to make Vivaldi team to make this?

Is it all sites, and what do you mean by "blocks the site from opening" ? Are you sure it isn't protecting you from bad web sites, because you can disable "Google Phishing and Malware protection" in the privacy section of the settings, but you probably should not ! If you insist on disabling it, I would advise a second opinion from an AV extension that will do the same job. Take your pick. Bitdefender https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/trafficlight/cfnpidifppmenkapgihekkeednfoenal Avira https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/avira-browser-safety/flliilndjeohchalpbbcdekjklbdgfkk Malwarebytes https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/malwarebytes-browser-exte/ihcjicgdanjaechkgeegckofjjedodee Windows Defender https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/windows-defender-browser/bkbeeeffjjeopflfhgeknacdieedcoml I would recommend having the power of VirusTotal automatically scan anything you download. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/download-virus-checker/olldjcoidgojgheennokeojekgepgnhg

I think is a duplicate of this, but would be a nice feature to have Or you mean the path of thumbs?

@maxtao No one voted for this feature request yet, so don't hold your breath waiting for it. There are about 2,000 feature requests. If a feature is currently being worked on, it will be tagged as In Progress. Otherwise, you won't hear any news.

@hyfrehyfre The original menu is for tabs, so it wouldn't be possible to just "move" it to the context menu. It would be possible to do this via a mod or an extension, I suspect, if you want to ask someone in those sub-forums to help.

@jeronymite there is also a feature request which you can upvote (also here)

Thank you for the reply. I know about this trick and it is indeed useful for most links. I should clarify that I am trying to do this for Zendesk. I work on the service desk and we use Zendesk as our ticketing system. In the Zendesk dashboard, we can see a bunch of tickets listed as individual "links" to click on. However, they are not the same as a normal link. The drag & highlight trick works well for links on e.g. Google Search, but it doesn't work in Zendesk. As soon as you star click and drag (without letting go the left click) into a Zendesk ticket link, it just takes you immediately to the ticket.

Topic updated: Just another resource: https://www.cwesson.net/projects/LinkAlert/

This can be achieved with a script. It might not be a perfect solution, but it's better than nothing.

@vipyoshi said in Open Link in Tab Stack: I'd like to have the option "Open Lin in Tab Stack if target is on same domain". That be really neat. Or at least have the option to open Links outside of the Tabstack, if TabStackOpening is enabled. If you think your problem can be solved by a missing feature, please add a request at https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/113/feature-requests .

The current behaviour is too random right now, some web panels always open links in a new tab, while others always overwrite the content of the web panel. If I may add to this request: Links with the same domain as the web panel should always open in the panel by default. Anything else that leads to a different page domain should always open in a new tab.

@pesala Indeed, good point. If this FR isn't taken into account, it's (an inconvenient) workaround to use in the meantime.

@derday I didn't design it, don't tell me... Although, I imagine that creating a feature that would be able to determine which parts of the URL are actually necessary (like the timestamp of a video) and which are just some garbage that can be thrown away (like the referrals) would take a tremendous amount of work, not to mention that it would probably have to use some sort of deep learning technology to work properly...

This is implemented in Vivaldi, but slightly differently. @kusokuzeshiki said in Command to Open a Link in a New Window: On Chrome, I can do this by clicking a link while pressing shift. Try doing that in Vivaldi but press and hold both CTRL & SHIFT. Does that meet your needs?

You can group the tabs (and even name the group, if you want). Any tab opened when you have the group selected will be opened inside that group. I don't know (and hope there isn't) a way to drop the older tabs as you open new ones...