Are there any updates? Mouse gestures are a must for me, and speed dial is the only place where they do not work. Please include this feature, thank you.

@Veddu
Hi, you can create this gestures by yourself in Settings > Mouse, I use this since ever.
I have deleted "stop reload" and "reload tab" and use this gestures for scroll to bottom/top.

Cheers, mib

@LonM thank you very very quick respond,

@mustang651 The App window is a raw Chromium window and can not receive mouse gestures; mouse gestures do only work with a Vivaldi UI.
Can not be changed yet, a restriction when running as a app.

@TsunamiZ Thank you very much. I appreciate your answer because I just didn't know of devs love it so.
And yes - you are right with the second part too of course.
(It was that I came to know about the keys only recently and never had used it in the years before. 😉
About the code by @tam710562 it is helping me often when working online on my blog to get up and down where I'm writing...

@Pesala Nice! I went and upvoted that too.

I noticed that the scrolling is different in Edge. Usually I know how much do I need to scroll to reach the desired position. In Edge there is some kind of a momentum for the scrolling, and to be honest it was very annoying to me.

@jclack It is a Chrome plugin, so there is nothing that Vivaldi can do to change the behaviour.

@boneskull The workaround I have been using is 3 finger swipes. Under the Touchpad section of Windows settings you can go to Advanced gesture configuration and set either the up and down or left and right swipes to Forward navigation and Backward navigation. I set it to up and down to leave left and right for app switching.

This also has the benefit of working in any program that would accept a mouse button forward or backward button press for navigation.

Yes.
As for now, - via Keyboard shortcuts - it's a limited by (only) 9 possible inputs in the category, so having 11 workspaces means two of them won't have a shortcut assigned (I have set up to use 'Shift+ 1...9')

...so what was the previous tab will be selected.

But it skips one tab whenever I close the last tab via workaround you suggested, even though it is the previous.
If I set in the settings Activate Left in Tab Order it doesn't, i.e. works as intended.

Massive +1, when I first started using Vivaldi and saw rocker gestures, I was surprised scrollwheel gestures weren't already either right next to it, or outright part of the same feature. I used to use RMB+SWU/SWD via extension on Firefox for Scroll Page To Top/Bottom, but I'm not a fan of gesture extensions on Chromium-based browsers and didn't want to install one for this one thing.

Certain I've seen this feature request in another topic but this was the only one I could find.

@sirien-neiris There is already a command for New Top Level Tab.

@plussnld For now, try assigning the action Stop Loading.

@GeoffG Just drag and drop the tab. Make sure you drop it past the centre of the other window, or it will open a new tab on the current monitor.

Double-click is already an option for closing tabs.

@luetage said in Update keybinding for cloud gaming in the browser:

@Vincent500 Well, not all the time. Use the shortcut and go fullscreen when you are in a game. The other option is to write a custom modification that triggers when you visit the site and listens for escape key presses, intercepts them and disables them internally.

How is using your shortcut any different from manually pressing F11 (which Geforce now basically does itself). Or am I missing a fullscreen feature of vivaldi?