@bonetone I generally agree, but I do see a distinction here which you seem to not recognize. For me, "swipe-action" and "gesture" are really two separate things and should be treated differently. I'll try to explain: Swipe action: Part of "standard UI" - swipe action over given element does one specific thing (or one of given set of things) - like "clicking" or "taping" on a button, it just does what the button does. as such it "comes" with the new installation and works right away It's tied to the given element (button, bar...) and can be activated only from this element Is simple (preferably just a single one direction swipe), so it is easy to execute and easy to find by trial-error learning approach Gesture: Part of personalized UI (or fully adjustable UI) - specific gesture can be assigned to anything what specific user prefers as such it must be set up (or synced or learned, if you use "default") by the user before it can be used Is executable "anywhere" (...with reasonable limitations, like "anywhere over the page space, outside of other control elements") might be as complex as user wishes it to be in both number of moves and their directions I really believe these two things should be treated separately, since they fill a different function and (some, many?) users will treat them differently. Both of these are useful, though, it's just they fill a different purpose. Regarding swipe-actions: I do think that using swipe-actions everywhere is a good idea, because it allows to get more options from less UI elements, keeping the app simple and streamlined. Their usage is tight to the UI itself, though. For example I would much appreciate to have just one "GENERAL TABS" button in the center of the bottom bar. This buttom could have following functions: TAP: shows tab overview swipe-UP: shows speed dials swipe-RIGHT (=from center of bottom bar, to right) - goes to next tab swipe-LEFT (=...) - goes to the previous tab then: swiping from left side of the bottom bar (left from TABS button) to right = forward swiping from right side of the bottom bar to left = backwards ...this way you can have way less buttons in the bottom bar with way more actions which can be triggered from this bar. But it is closely tight to how the bottom bar is being organized. (Of course it would be great to have the option to personalize ALL of this, but... I'd suggest to stay down on the ground 😃 )

@tverye I second the request

@LonM said in Extended Link Properties: While this would be nice, it is my experience that some web servers don't always report the size of a download before starting. That can confuse even the default download manager of a browser. I agree, some web servers don't always report the size of a download, but many give this information and it very conveniently.

@ourostra +1

@derei You're welcome. Yes, the behavior is erratic sometimes.

Unfortunately this is an issue persisted by chrome so it is difficult for the vivaldi developers to fix. I would suggest a bug be filed against the chrome engine tracker if anyone wants to pursue this further.

Such feature is great for science. Ideally one can read rss feed, label, reopen in browser, import to bibliography manager, and then write articles.

@brolin Unfortunately not that I'm aware of. AFAIK, some sort of privileged access is required until the devs add the necessary UI elements to deal with this.

@martenX said in Option to clear cookies on exit and dedicated whitelist: UI-wise, you can just add a button to protect/whitelist/allowlist a cookie next to the delete button: Probably the best way to whitelist a cookie (hoping come something similar on desktop too) @sirius23 which browsers can whitelist cookies on mobile? (not very updated on the matter)

Please save android history for at least 6 months

Yep I just put three hours into configuring a tab-stacked guitar playlist session, and I just realized I can't save a backup of it on Android. that would be awesome, thanks!

I would like to add a bit of extra detail on top of this request: If this option is implemented, then it should add an option to ONLY disabled MG performed on the webpage (#webview-container) but not on the browser 's GUI. That way we still can performing MG on the GUI like panel & tabbar. Basically MG is still useful on the GUI while we don't want it to interfere with the web content. Thus this extra option will allow user to utilize MG when dealing with browser GUI while disabled MG for web content - instead of switching MG ON/OFF mode constantly when switching focus between web content & browser GUI in daily basis.

Options: Do not hibernate the lastest ___ tabs. Do not hibernate tabs with video/audio playback. Would be also nice.

@an_dz Thanks for pointing out the right nodeBB component. Issue opened. If it's unclear, let me know and I'll edit.

Is it a big thing to provide a feature that exports the history file (in Android version) to a csv file? I refere to the information that is listed in the history paneel anyhow.

@Nordlicht Fairemail is great and can read Vivaldi mail, but I think it is a little too complicated because of things that the average smartphone user (and probably average email user) doesn't understand. Like I still don't understand POP3 and IMAP, I was only able to get Fairemail to handle incoming Vivaldi mail by fumbling through the setup process and guessing as to which settings to use. I know Fairemail handles a lot of the setup automatically, but still, I personally have been/was confused initially. A Vivaldi mail app/interface that is simpler would be greatly appreciated.

@TheAMan006 don't hold your breath

@mib2berlin Thanks for the reply and suggestion. Yeah I know these exists, but to be honest I'm not a fan as there is still that top bar. And I already use Vivaldi with just one top bar the make it as slim as possible. I just thought that having a borderless window would be a bold take as no web browser offers that kind of view/UI.

I would love to see this tightly integrated with the new workspaces, with a simple 'isolate workspace data' sort-of option. This would mean I would always have my personal email logged into my Personal workspace, and my work one on the respective workspace. This would actually make multi account containers useful and organized, unlike in Firefox imo.