@valiowk Unfortunately, I am limited by what the chrome.management api offers. From the "Methods" list here: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/management The only things I can really do are: Get a list of extensions Turn them on or off Uninstall them It would be nice if there was a kind of "matrix" style dashboard for extensions where you could see everything in one screen, but alas, I don't think that would be possible in a mod.

@luetage said: It's either a Vivaldi bug on Windows versions, or something with your profile/setup is wrong. Looks like you're right. Still doesn't work.

I should also note that it won't work with native windows enabled.

Mods can be very non-standard and can break the browser in ways that not even extensions can. I think having a low barrier of entry would be good to make sure that users understand what is involved (so a mod storefront in the vein of the extension web store wouldn't be a good idea - besides the forum does a decent job of that anyway, it would be a lot of work to re-implement). That said, a way to manage mods once they are installed could be nice. I made such a request here https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/188805 For User CSS I think it would be best kept in extensions (it already supports User Javascript).

@oddmorning I had a closer look. I was wrong about the arrows, but the x button still looks off. If you look at this image, you can see that the x is slightly closer to the left than it is to the right.

@hadden89 I use overlay scrollbars, so hadn't even considered it. But that is a good suggestion.

@valiowk On v2 RC2 it still works. :P You mean on v2 stable, do you? (I don't have the mod there).

@hlehyaric Your words are too kind :') long live the Vivaldi icon.

This mod stopped working on the latest snapshot (2.0), because Vivaldi registers a click on a tab with target tab-header now. Therefore the script could be simplified and it's easier triggering the function. OP has been updated.

@lonm This moves the footer a row below the toolbar instead of appending the buttons behind the existing toolbar buttons, but once I saw from your instructions exactly what small chunk of code needed to be tweaked I was able to tweak it back into v1 style with a bit of guesswork by comparing with your v1 code on Github. Thanks!

A useful mod! Thanks.

@lonm - this is truly amazing - thank you for posting it. This is a feature/option that should be part of the browser.

@lonm You and your mods are awesome <3

Good idea, but already done before. https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/15044/remove-site-info-text/2 ^^

@luetage I only found one error, and don't know if it's related: Failed to load resource: net::ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT Well, that's not a problem, unfortunately I had to let go the mod for which I needed to push the icon so I don't need it anymore. Thank you!

@stardust I don't believe the devs would ever implement something like this. But what do I know.

@bimlas I tried again, interestingly the version from your OP works for me. (both css and js taken from there).

@valiowk I've noticed some problems in 2.1 snapshots as well. I'll have to have another look at this.

This work to me but... yeah, without inspecting-the-inspector I'm not sure what can be really done in it :P (It's just an unpacked extension which "paint" the rainbow on a .panel class) On vivaldi://inspect/ devtool path is seen but then again.. don't inspect. On remote(?) inspector http://localhost:9222/ which need a shortcut flag, dev tools can be inspected. But run really slow here (not sure why, maybe due chrome:// mods)