the animation is not fluid for me. Yet I have a powerful computer

@Pesala Oh, I searched for panels + private, so I missed that thread. Thanks for the heads up! Yeah, I can only imagine the complexity. It's nice to know it has been considered, hopefully the work being currently done in Vivaldi already takes a future implementation of it into consideration, decreasing the number of rewrites needed to someday make it real.

@Pesala said in Copy to Notes Expandable Menu: @SVGuss I think it would be easier if Copy to Note created a new note in the selected Notes Folder. It would be similar to Add Bookmark, which currently adds a bookmark to the currently selected folder. Yes, maybe that.

@Pesala Thanks for enclosing the relevant posts --- I have now upvoted both of them.

This is as considered panel bar as a standard customizable bar and each panel as only a page into a bubble. The question is how to distinguish bookmark icon from a panel one, maybe per a little arrow ? This remembered me a similar suggestion where functional buttons which are different from panel could be located into this bar.

@potmeklecbohdan That's a nice extension and seems clean and simple. I helps solve the problem I had. Thanks.

@noxy Or maybe you're looking for something like the already existing Floating Panel option in the Panel settings?

@yes-aravind It is already easy to insert notes into the text edit area using shortcuts: Shift F10 to show the context menu (or use the menu key between Right-hand Ctrl key and the Windows key). Type I for Insert Type the first letter of the folder name, e.g. V for Vivaldi notes folder Type the first letter of the note, e.g. S for Signature. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit build 17763.168 • Snapshot 2.2.1388.29 RC2 (64-bit)

For some of the panels you can open their equivalents in tabs: vivaldi://bookmarks vivaldi://history vivaldi://downloads Window is basically the tab bar, which you can place wherever you want. The only panel that can't currently be opened in a tab in any way is the notes panel.

@Pesala Thank you very much!

@ian-coog the range input allow to choose only specific dates while the last days input will cover entries from today to month: values higher than 30 probably should be prevented in panel to avoid slowdowns. On vivaldi://bookmarks would be also faster to pick, for example, a last two years (~730) while in list view and without opening the calendar - which could helpful on small screens or people which use V on un-maximized windows.

@darkmatter Yes, i would too, but it's still pretty useful for me [i did forewarn you that... Neither of these does exactly what you asked ]. I have atm 579 OurStickys in my V-SS, & a typical use for me is to copy a string of text from a site, paste it into a note affixed to that part of the page, & then append my own comments etc for context [when relevant]. When i return to that bm'd page weeks/months/years later with a need to follow that procedure again / refresh my memory of some tech settings etc, i can re-read my notes which are at exactly where i need them on the page. It's very productive for me.

what I mean is by default some web panels you would like to browse all links within the panel. others it makes more sense to open all links that are clicked in a new tab. However it would make no sense to make this a global option, it should be on a per-panel basis. I'm sure everyone can see the use in this.

@pesala That's a creative way to do it!

I will report the bug for the floating panel. But, the not floating capture, that was my error. I didn't notice that the screen was resized and the image, being displayed tiled with the panel, had the right side scrolled off horizontally and thought it was clipped. It was not clipped.

@mmassaer You're welcome. In the meantime, the shortcut is a workaround.

@vishstampede Please, vote for this request: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/27343/sidebar-extension-api This is the official way, mentioned above, to create sidebar panels via extensions either using the chrome.* or the webExtension APIs.