@Pesala Oh, thank you very much. I was searching this in setting, because I was using it in the past, but didn't find it. My problem is solved. Sorry for my words in topic, but I was stressed. God bless you and all Vivaldi Team.

@legobuilder26 Disable opening menu with alt? lol I got no idea about Vivaldi Hooks, might be worth to ask in the topic to get attention.

@Pesala That is the same as in Windows, double-click on icon of menu bar closes a window.

@tlk Yes. Take a look at this sticky thread: Using the Forum Search

We have speed dial, bookmarks, bookmark bar and web panels. I think we have plenty of places available already.

@KimmoJ Give the speed dial folder a nickname, such as "sd" Type "sd" in the URL field and press Enter

This now exists. Marking as done.

@gigel2007 Thread moved to Settings, and title edited to be concise.

This request is considered a bug and is tracked as VB-19828

You could also try using Quick Commands, that way you don't even need to look up the shortcut, just type what you want to do.

Thank you, I dont get, why it did not work in the developer-tool. I did exactly this.

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@i-petkov This option is available in the latest snapshots Allow disabling or reassiging the keyboard shortcut (Alt) that opens the Vivaldi menu (VB-12686) Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit •Snapshot 1.16.1206.3 (64-bit)

Hi @TheInformer , sorry for late answer. 😕 This option is available in a stable version. You can add an active tab when you open a folder in Bookmarks bar and right-click on any item. See picture below. 0_1554711196560_Image 1.png And yes, as @LonM said. This option is likely to be added again in next 2.5. Currently, the status of this feature is under review, so you must just wait for it 😉

@Pesala On macos Vivaldi does show the list of open tabs in the windows menu and if I have a lot open it then makes it hard to navigate. Putting the tabs in a submenu of the window would be great. As for default menus etc. it is not the same issue. It is showing only one item in the window not all the tabs so is not part of edit menus. The Windows menu is standardin macOS and should ust show the windows and not the tabs.

@derday thanks for the information

@sgunhouse The OP was talking about keyboard use only. If one uses Ctrl+Left/Right to navigate text, the cursor is always at the beginning of the word, not inside it. The context menu invoked from the keyboard does not show the suggestions.