@Pesala How come this works? Normally the GUI shows that the tabs are not selected after being removed from the stack. How come this will stack them? Or does this work only on the assumption of no other tabs being open outside of the tab stacks? Because in case there are some, I don't want them to get stacked together with the newly removed ones.... will try later.

Include active tab in selection... hehe, that's how I used to roll, but I had to disable it to make it easier to send tabs to other workspaces without moving focus there 🤷‍♂️

I've made a cool chain today though - works great for going through a mixed tab stack and pulling tabs out of it
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@gabrielhfrn
Hi, I guess we have such a request already but this is not possible.
Vivaldi use it's own UI not the Chromium UI like other Chromium browsers.
I will add a link to the request if I can find it.

@frommhold Yes, very useful.

@yojimbo274064400
Hi ! Thank you so much for this great solution.
It works even better then the menu Upper/Lower in others app as I can do "TeSt" -> "tEsT" with one shortcut.
WOAW !!!

I have never played with COMMAND CHAIN before, but it's going to be my new sandbox 🙂
Thanks for that and your time spent on that case.

@Pesala said in Expand workspaces menu on mouse over:

@claudiomarassi You can assign keyboard shortcuts or mouse gestures to switch workspaces, e.g.

Ctrl+1= Switch to Workspace 1 Ctrl+2= Switch to Workspace 2, etc.

Thanks for the tip, but I'm a mouse person. Using the keyboard requires more steps than simply hovering the mouse over.

@comport8 You can add it yourself:

Settings, Appearance, Menu Customisation, Vivaldi Button Menu New Link, vivaldi://restart Rename as Restart

@Pesala said in Preset for rudimentary selection of control elements:

The permutations are almost infinite.

Maybe, but this should be the problem of people who want functionality. They can add what they want.

Usually it is like that: You start with nothing and add what you consider missing. Nowadays – this concerns not only Vivaldi – “they” give you tools, then you find out what they might be good for.

I will survive.

@derDay 😮 Wow, thank you! Not sure how I never noticed that before 😳

@Thubo This would be so nice to have. One of the biggest advantages of Vivaldi is how easy it is to move around with the command bar. I would imagine having "Workspace name A, Workspace name B, etc" would be better than "Workspace 1, 2, etc" for most users of these commands. Since the search for workspaces in the command prompt is already implemented, as well as moving a tab to a workspace, I would imagine tying these two together is very low hanging fruit.

The Touch Bar was available exclusively on some MacBook Pros sold between 2016 and 2019. It has been 5 years since Apple released a new device that had one. Approximately half of the MacBook Pros that came with one no longer receive macOS updates due to Apple now considering them obsolete as a result of their age.

There is absolutely no chance that as many as 1% of Vivaldi users have a Touch Bar on their device, and the percentage of even Mac user that have one will be in a steep - and irreversible - decline.

Any development time invested on the Touch Bar would be disastrously inefficient.

@barbudo2005 I'm sorry, but you misunderstood me.

I request specific features (custom headers and dual-pane context menus).
And maybe some presets for the users to choose from.

P.S. ability to assign icons to context menu items would be great too.