Here are my two versions of "AutoSave Sessions" and "Advanced Panels (with Sessions Panel)" mods by @LonM. Autosave Sessions (I mean my version of original mod) doesn't require browser restart if any mod setting is changed. All changes of settings are applied in real-time. Even more: mod will try to correctly reschedule autosavings if you've change autosave period, subtracting time elapsed from last autosave from new first autosave delay (but of course not from subsequent delays). Mod will autosave session immediately (only first time) if you decreased autosave period and time elapsed from last autosave is too long. Also, settings changes made in one Vivaldi window will become visible in all opened Vivaldi windows (not immediately, but in one minute or less). All other remarks for original mod by @LonM are applicable to my version also, so I'll repost part of them here: When you are configuring the mod, read the comments carefully, as there are caveats to the kind of session name you can use, how often to save. If you want to keep every single old session (NOT RECOMMENDED), use Infinity - type it just like that, no quotes, it's a valid JavaScript value. This will probably break your system through filling your disk storage space up, but if you want the option - it's there. TIMEZONES & Daylight Saving time: Some sessions may not be created properly / older ones overwritten incorrectly if your computer switches time zone, or if daylight saving time occurs during a save period. Some mod stuff can be configured in a Vivaldi settings page, but Vivaldi settings must be opened by clicking "gear" button at the bottom of the side panel, not from Vivaldi main menu. This mod supports localization. At the time of writing, only English and Russian localizations are supported. Mod appends exclamation mark if there is opened private window during autosaving to session name (private window won't be saved to such session) and double exclamation marks if private window is saved to a given session (private windows are saved to own sessions if you tick autosaving of private windows in mod settings). You can open autosaved sessions from the usual place: Vivaldi native session manager Installation As autosave-sessions.js file according to these instructions or install autosave-sessions.js file using this application (much more convenient, but this app is for Windows only). Mod Manager Application is available only as source files on gitlab.com, so I've compiled it for you. Unpack "VivaldiModManager" folder from archive to your "Vivaldi\Application" folder and run "VivaldiModManager.exe" from "Vivaldi\Application\VivaldiModManager" folder. Don't miss application menu shown by clicking on application icon You can also download this mod as .zip archive (unpack autosave-sessions.js to some temporary directory and install it). NOTE: Vivaldi will remove all mods on any upgrade, and you will need to reinstall all mods again after Vivaldi upgrade. VivaldiModManager could make mods migration to upgraded Vivaldi very easy. Sessions Panel mod is a slight modification of Advanced Panels mod by @LonM. I've changed the look and sometimes behavior of mod panel fixing some issues I've found. Of course, you can use native Vivaldi session management, but mod will be displayed in the side panel, not blocking the entire Vivaldi window, and the mod displays more user-friendly session names (and tooltips over session names) for sessions created by Autosave Sessions mod. NOTES: It's possible to shift-click (select range) and alt-click (select all, click on any session) in session list. It's possible to overwrite existing session, but private sessions can be overwritten only from private Vivaldi window, and not private sessions can be overwritten only from not private Vivaldi window (it's artificial limitation to avoid accidental mistakes). Demo alt text Installation As sessions-panel.js and sessions-panel-classic-colors.css files according to these instructions or install them using (already compiled) VivaldiModManager. You can install alternative stylesheet sessions-panel-theme-colors.css if you want Session Panel mod to use Vivaldi theme colors, but don't install both stylesheets simultaneously! You can also download this mod as .zip archive (unpack sessions-panel.js and sessions-panel.css to some temporary directory and install it). The mod requires that you first add your own web panel manually, with a URL set to vivaldi://sessions This mod supports localization. At the time of writing, only English and Russian localizations are completely supported. There are also some other localizations included, but they are slightly outdated (strings that I've added for my version of original @LonM's mod are in English at the moment). Bonus Here is my bundle of Vivaldi UI/UX mods I've found on the forum. I've reduced/simplified these mods leaving only pleasant to me enhancements: Add a thin blue bar at the top of active page tab header (like in Firefox). Move find in page bar to the bottom of Vivaldi window. Change the look of sync tabs and tab trash buttons. Add transition/animation on tab switching. Discarded tabs have grayed out text, not only icon Installation As ui-mods-pack.css file according to these instructions or install it using (already compiled) VivaldiModManager. You can also download this mod as .zip archive (unpack "ui-mods-pack.css" to some temporary directory and install it).

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@maxtao No one voted for this feature request yet, so don't hold your breath waiting for it. There are about 2,000 feature requests. If a feature is currently being worked on, it will be tagged as In Progress. Otherwise, you won't hear any news.

@Pesala said in Show Toolbar for some Web Panels only: @AltCode Presumably, you mean the toolbar at the top of the panels? I had not noticed before that changing the setting for one changes it for all. Yes, that's the one, enabling/disabling it says it is a toolbar. 0_1558645869214_Screenshot 2019-05-23 at 23.10.29.png The Panel Toolbar is not needed for any panels. It would be nice to disable that, but that's another topic already covered elsewhere IIRC. I'm not sure I understood what you are referring to here. The panel toolbar can already be disabled. I just want to disable it for some web panels but not all.

alt text -- Maybe soon. -- Currently, despite renaming from the JSon file it keeps updating its name 😞 Panel's Name Click above Up Arrow 16px.gif

May I humbly add my opinion to the matter: STFU and add the music player... As the OP mentions OPERA browser is currently the only browser which supports this feature... As vivaldi is created by the original OPERA browser creators and I would say a large portion of Vivaldi's new and existing user base are users which have migrated from OPERA for whatever reason, it makes perfect sense to implement the features the user base has grown accustomed too. I felt the need to log in and reply, as I have the same request as OP. And for the record iOS supports chromium based browsers on the app store so that can't be used as an excuse for not having an available iOS version any longer.

I was surprised that this didn't work already, since aren't web panels just web pages, and aren't web pages subject to the state of "Lazy Load Restored Tabs"? But if that's unchecked, web panels are still in the lazy load state (i.e. not loaded). Sure, these aren't tabs, exactly, but it's a distinction without much of a difference. Ideally, I guess, there should be a separate "Lazy Load Restored Web Panels" option for more versatility, but in the meantime it would have been nice if the existing setting pertained to web panels.

@GenXstarX said in Downloads panel - resizable from bottom of page: Dude, you know, this useful stuff you talk about is the 'page title' this is what the titlebar is supposed to be used for to display this in full un truncated. Secondly, put you tabs vertically in the sidebar. images below, should help you 'get it': 0_1558354256664_Screen Shot 2019-05-20 at 20.05.21.png 0_1558354264335_Screen Shot 2019-05-20 at 20.07.54.png If you don't have the tabs at the top of the page, why are you complaining about tabs at the top being in the title bar? I don't want the tabs in a sidebar because that takes up too much of my screen space. Having them at the top (in the title bar) sacrifices a small amount of space in favour of not losing 10% or more of the width of the screen. And I don't have a need to see the full page title; if I ever need that I just hover the mouse over the active tab. @GenXstarX said in Downloads panel - resizable from bottom of page: Dude, your head is naturally 'broken'! Go to the Bookmarks menu, select Manage Bookmarks What do you see?? All the bookmarks displayed in in the browser window area, not in a side bar why? Because the content cannot fit practically in the sidebar. Why? Because the sidebar cannot be made wide enough for the content, it is limited fixed width. Why 2, because also the user may have a vertical tab bar taking it's own width. That, (why i even need to explain something so logically simply is beyond me) is what makes the actual browser window area the ideal location and to disclose this information, is best suited to raising a curtain from the bottom to expose. Do you put any thought into anything or do you just 'off the cuff' resist things for arguments sake? Ok, so I think i've been babysitter for too long in this thread, bye. First of all, I stated my opinion. There is no reason for you to outright attack me by calling me stupid, calling me a babysitter and saying I'm just a troll. Best case it will simply take away credibility from your arguments, and worst case it will get you banned. Secondly, press F6. What do you see? All the bookmarks displayed in a side panel, and not in a browser tab. Why? Because the content fits in a side panel. Why? Because you don't need all the available information about the bookmarks and features for managing them at all times; if you need that you can open the bookmarks page. Again, I don't use a vertical tab bar since that takes up way more screen space than a horizontal tab bar. I do use side panels since they allow me to view content on the page while using the panel, without sacrificing any more height, and with the option to close them when they are not needed anymore. I'm not simply arguing for the sake of it. I'm stating my personal preferences, as a contrast to yours. I do this to make it clear that some people prefer things the way they currently are, so that if the Vivaldi team makes any changes they will know to do something that will please us both.

@TbGbe thanks for bringing me up to speed. FWIW, I added my voice to the posts on that thread.

@potmeklecbohdan Thanks, I never use the context menu to refresh so I didn't notice it was there.

@dannyswift I would be happy if the Panel Toolbar closed when the shortcut was pressed again — I use F4 then click the icon to switch panels, but I would to use specific shortcuts for specific panels if the Panel Toolbar toggled off.

Yes. This would be awesome. Posted the same about a week ago... https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/36502/separate-login-cookies-for-web-panels

Hi @Vincent500! In order to achieve this, you can simply press F4 (Default for Panel shortcut in the settings) while in fullscreen mode, and the side panel will pop up 🙂 0_1555465116881_7f223fa6-a13a-4bfa-aac9-42bfcbc00183-image.png But I agree it would indeed be a good feature to be able to configure this default behavior somewhere in the options.

@gavcol I'm not programmer, but i think this would need a special more object for the same purpose (another object means less workforce on others features and maintaining) whereas reusing download panel as it is currently, with autorealignment (like web page) to get something similar (and why not better than the simple download bar), would satisfy everyone and more, and would have less code... This'd be a dynamic interface.

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.