Same problem, also google chrome has this problem to for me, so i think it is chrome engine problem.

@spanakop Glad you sorted it out! By the way, Classic Shell / Open Shell supports having task bars on each screen, as well as a lot of other features. https://open-shell.github.io/Open-Shell-Menu/

Tell us more on your Multi-Monitor setup: How many GPUs/graphics cards Different monitors with mix resolution (f.ex. HiDPI or large sized) Which Windows Which Vivaldi-Version

@trendready I have a primary portrait monitor and a secondary landscape monitor. When I drag a window from one monitor to the other it is automatically restored down. I then double-click the Window title bar to maximise the window on the other monitor. That is the behaviour I would expect.

@dnichk No, not currently.

@mib2berlin I misunderstood the request. I get it now. If you need this, you should vote for it. The feature request currently has no votes. Moving the window with Windows Key + Cursor keys is easy enough, but it still takes several key presses: Windows Key + Left, Left, Up, Up to maximise the window on the secondary monitor.

@memphiz Even better would be setting this via options. Also useful would be an option to add new windows on empty monitors or to have a pop-up asking which monitor to open the new window on, perhaps enabled by holding down a key modifier. I have submitted a new feature request for this enhancement to your feature request: @ladyjane said in Option to add new windows on empty monitors: Add option to add new windows on empty monitors or to have a pop-up asking which monitor to open the new window on, perhaps enabled by holding down a key modifier.

Yes, there are some known, unfixed bugs on multi-monitor PCs with Vivaldi on Windows.