@gaelle True. If successfully achieve it would place Vivaldi at a whole new level of its own. Personally, I would have no need for any other browser other than for technical stuff. I'm sure the same would apply for many more.

Really looking forward to this feature. Please give it to us for the new year

@schreck It's in developer consciousness, but extremely complex.

@BimW said in Option to Disable Autoload and Autoplay of HTLM5 Videos: If all autoplaying was blocked as standard on Vivaldi ... it'd be a huge sell. Pity then that Vivaldi is free.

@greybeard Well, the EasyList syntax can be used to block whole sites, and an adblocker can block other elements too, not only ads.

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@Martin-Storch That's how it currently works in Opera 12.18 so I would expect to be able to make multiple selections in the proposed Links Panel with Ctrl+Click and Ctrl+Shift+Click, then open them all from the context menu. If the links are to downloads, then the files are downloaded. If the links are to web pages then new tabs are opened for each link

This is request is rather low on our priority list as it requires quite some work and the operating system should be handling it.

So much yes! It's not needed very often but when it is, it would help tremendously. And as a side note, there is a regexp option in Developer Tools when searching in Sources. (Voted)

@army1349 That could be a significant effort. The referenced Wikipedia article mentioned that in 2012 the Chromium team had security concerns about how the encryption for DNSSEC was deployed, we'd need to investigate if they're still relevant today. We want to complete other big milestones with Vivaldi services first before considering this.