@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...

@kusokuzeshiki There are already assignable commands to open links in new tabs, with a shortcut or mouse gesture, but not yet for new windows.

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...

Moved to Feature Requests

@sgunhouse Thanks for your comment. I'm aware of these options but none of these is what I'm requesting, except the Copy link address that I was aware before... Opening the hyperlink in any of the given options, bookmarking it, adding it to a note or searching the selection are distinct options to the requested ones. @sgunhouse said in Copy Hyperlink Text: (...) you can drag to select text in a link (...) I know, but that's precisely what I'd like to avoid. I'd like to right-click a hyperlink and be able to select the full hyperlink text without the need to manually select it; then be able to select one of the suggested options: just hyperlink (already existent option), just hyperlink text (not present), a mixture of both in a convenient format (not present).

Thank you, @pafflick Your workaround works for me as well. Better than nothing.

@hadden89 I use overlay scrollbars, so hadn't even considered it. But that is a good suggestion.

For the record, you don't need to create the tab stack - you can just open the link in a new tab and then, in combination with Ctrl and/or Shift key, select the tabs you want to tile, right click one of them and then tile all the selected tabs (it's one of the options in the context menu, right below the stacking option). But yeah, I agree that if you often tile tabs, those are still a few clicks and key presses too many...

@martin-storch Part of the problem is that you have lumped together several features in one thread. I suggest editing your description to make it clear what people would be voting for. Bookmarks already have a description field where you can add notes. Notes copied from a URL already open when double-clicked.

Hey @crosky! This option is already available in the settings. :) When you go to Settings > Preferences > Displaying Messages, you can select either 'Always', 'From known senders' or 'Never' for Display remote inline images.

@xcln I don't know what is tortuous about selecting a folder, and perhaps editing a filename before saving an mht file. Don't get me wrong, this is a worthwhile feature request, but what do you expect the Vivaldi Team to implement here? There are numerous Chrome Extensions for archiving web pages to read later.

@jkierzkowski This may be a bug rather than a feature request. If I open bookmarks in the background they do open inside the tab-stack, but not if I open links on a web page in the panel. Submit a Bug Report