@madiso See, i didn't know that. However, i would also prefer to have a gesture not to go on the menu.

Yes, but there is one option missing: Don't save history at all (both mobile & desktop).

It just leaves us with "Sync tabs" for that much...

That feature request has been implemented. The setting is called Always Show Controls.

And, once again, I only just noticed that this is under the Mobile Feature Requests... (the references to Opera Mini should have been the hint but noo... apparently I wasn't paying even that much attention) Nevermind my previous comments then.

Firefox has rudimentary themeing where you can apply an image / texture as a background on the main toolbar. It would be nice if vivaldi could plug into this, then they could have access to that whole library from the get go. If not, simple choosing of icon bg/fg colours would suffice.

Wow, Jon himself replying on my post. Feeling honored. Keep up the great work. Best George

Hi! Does someone know if there's a list of new features under consideration by the developers? Any chance this feature will find its way into Vivaldi for Android anytime soon?

The feature has now been released in Vivaldi Beta 2.

@antoine-luboz How about adding such pages as a Web Panel?

Now available in 3.0: https://vivaldi.com/blog/1-day-2-big-vivaldi-browser-releases/

@MikeZ I think that it's not always possible to hook into this process - in my Android version system opens own WebView in these cases...

@yashpalgoyal1304 It has been a feature for the all versions of Firefox (Android) in the recent past. It works like so: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/open-links-background-later-viewing-firefox-android It's a wonderful feature when you're using news aggregators, etc. where you want to read multiple links, and open all those links in tabs without having to continuously switch between the browser and the other app.