@RishitBhardwaj The easy way is to open the YouTube fullscreen video in a new window, then use Alt+Tab to switch windows, not tabs.

Oh. Thought since it's an addition or missing config and not a bug, it's a feature request. Thanks for the hint into the correct direction. 🙂

@thj You're asking if Vivaldi will handle tel: links. This has been requested for years and still no update.

@Pesala Thank you and done! A big thanks to @yojimbo274064400 as well for helping clarifying my request!

@Pesala Ok, thank you for your answer.

@krojack If the window is maximised, there is no problem as one can simply click on the very top of the tab, which has infinite height. Make sure that you have enabled this checkbox in Settings, Tabs, Tab Display: Remove Tab Spacing in Maximised Windows Mute Pinned Tab.png If you don't use maximise windows, then I agree that it is difficult to point and click accurately. Wider Pinned Tabs might be another solution to this problem.

@Gwen-Dragon This is the link to update the Media Feature Pack in case anybody needs https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/mediafeaturepack.

I thank you greatly. Yes, I have Windows N and this is the solution. Important, restart windows after the adding of the Media Feature Pack.

@Pathduck Thanks for responding to my issue. The problem is solved! The media features for windows N. I apreciate a lot your time and effort. Have a nice day.

There were issues in Win10 with HEVC. MS was to have provided a fix but I didn't get it (?!). Still running Windows 10 OS Version 1909 (Build 18363.900) so I had to uninstall HEVC. Not sure if our issues are related... I don't think this affect V that way, these are just outdated CODECs.

Pettern seems to be correct. MS upgraded my X64 Windows 10 Enterprise N to Version 10.0.19041 Build 19041 last night, and this morning Vivaldi went to the pale V splash screen and then disappeared without trace. Several times. So then I upgraded Vivaldi to the latest version , and as egigoka put it so well: Steps: Install Vivaldi 3.1+ Try to open Expected behavior: browser opens Experienced behavior: opens windows with Vivaldi logo and no interface for couple of seconds and closes... After searching for a while here, I realised that it HAD to relate to something of MS's upgrade, and went looking there (Technet) , to discover that Win 10 N versions do not include the Media Feature Pack; it has to be installed separately. So I did, and Vivaldi is back! Thank you all. Posting this in the hope that it will help others to a speedier resolution... Note that other than installing the latest version, I have done nothing to Vivaldi itself. currently Vivaldi 3.1.1929.45 (Stable channel) (64-bit) Revision 1eb3263017ed42270818939fbff241845938a81f OS Windows 10 OS Version 2004 (Build 19041.388) JavaScript V8 8.3.110.13

I can't find the "renitent" button. I installed all extensions, that were installed on the wrong instance of Vivaldi. But Youzeek works. (Although breaks playing frequently.) But I detected an other problem with extensions. I use Extension toggle to hide the hidden buttons in the earlier installed instance. The showed buttons are out of the Extension toggle. But if I install clean the same build, and import the same extensions, and I activate the Extension toggle, then I can't show the buttons. In the clean installed instance I haven't right click menu item as Show button/Hide button. All extension are hidden, and I can pack and unpack only the all extensions together.

Check out the newest Snapshot for a setting to allow/block autoplay. If you encounter any issues or have some feedback, please comment below the latest Snapshot blog or report the issue on vivaldi.com/bugreport.

Yes, please add an option for a smaller audio icon (Always use small audio icon). Here is my current custom.css to get a smaller audio icon and no hidden favicon: /* Do not hide favicon */ #tabs-container .favicon { transform: scale(1) !important; } /* Small audio icon */ #tabs-container .tab-audio { left: 0 !important; padding: 2px !important; height: 20px !important; width: 20px !important; border-radius: var(--radiusRound) !important; transform: scale(0.625) !important; background-color: #fff !important; } /* Enlarge audio icon on hover */ #tabs-container .tab-audio:hover { transform: scale(0.87) !important; } /* Black audio icon */ .audioicon { color: black; }

@Linu74 Nope.. not for what I need I don't. Just fixed the issue, and loading the test page, the browser now plays H264 and HTML5 - which is all I need really for Youtube etc. I have a media player for music, and I don't do streaming or such. So, it works for me now and, importantly NO external packages.