@MichaelKirk Can u please tell the Firefox version which u are using, so that I can understand myself what feature u want to suggest.

Isn't fullscreen video overriding the orientation setting anyway? I am not sure about photographs though.

@x-15a2 Well, alternatively, Vivaldi could have their own F-Droid repository. There are F-D repositories which provide non OS software, after all! (And besides, that would be great for phones with auto-update enabled for apps downloaded with F-Droid)

@phant0m the corporation of evil

This post should have more upvotes! Brave browser with native adblocking is doing good (both on android/desktop). The jury is still out for their initiatives to push in their own ads. I am not getting in that debate here. My only concern is Vivaldi mobile browser that should block ads, trackers out of the box when it is released. We still have no idea about the timelines though. As the OP mentions- ublock filters. Great suggestion!

@yashpalgoyal1304 After thinking a bit about this idea, we could possibly have this "cloud session" that saves the tabs that we had opened last time we used Vivaldi Desktop OR a selection of tabs and, the next time the user opens Vivaldi with his/her account, he/she would be presented with the list of tabs saved from the previous session and choose which ones to open at that moment, discarding the remaining. this way, we can share the tabs we need between desktop and mobile and, if we want to save all tabs for later usage, we can always save them as session

Unfortunately, I don't think it's possible. There is a bug in the current snapshots where switching to device mode in one tab will actually enable touch events across all other tabs, and even the browser itself. You could try and turn that bug into a feature, I guess?

@luetage The same problem exists for Android at the moment, therefore I took a look at it. I found a working script for this on superuser and pretty much used it 1:1 (source). This will open all current Vivaldi tabs in Firefox Developer Edition browser (which I have synced with Firefox for Android). tell application "FirefoxDeveloperEdition" activate delay 3 set newTabURLs to takeVivaldiTabURLs() of me repeat with tabURL in newTabURLs open location tabURL delay 1 end repeat end tell on takeVivaldiTabURLs() set tabURLs to {} tell application "Vivaldi" repeat with w in windows if title of w is not "" then repeat with t in tabs of w set tabURL to URL of t set the end of tabURLs to tabURL end repeat end if end repeat return tabURLs end tell end takeVivaldiTabURLs I made a shortcut for this script with Quicksilver and now it activates when pressing Hyper-T with Vivaldi open. Works pretty well. I guess there could be problems, if the other browser updates on restart, but then you just run the script again…

@lonm Exactly! That's what I'm worried about. Might be too much work to make it worthwhile for Vivaldi since the user base on Kindle is so much smaller, There are a few alternate browsers on the amazon store but I don't know the developers... (There is no more option to "sideload" apps from the google play store, or other source, but there are sites that have downloadable apks.)

@GoldNoway can u please edit ur original post and add this screenshot there ??

I remember that old Opera Mobile allowed to save webpages. I really loved this feature when travelling abroad. It saved my time and money many times when I needed tourist guide.

+1 I mostly care about Ublock Origin. Firefox for android supports it.

@Hirumo can u please tell the ffox versiom u r using ??