Hi, some user like the feature request don´t up vote the first post. It make the implementation not faster but show the developer importance. upvote.png Cheers, mib

@kbs1 +1 That would be especially useful to remove old mails (eg: sort date) from specific subjects (name)

@jane-n thanks very much for confirming this! Good to know it will come eventually and the alphabetic sorting has already taken care of the most annoying aspect - new feeds just being appended at the bottom.

I am missing this feature as well. I want to have the mails be marked as seen when opened after X seconds. Instantly preferably.

I could really use this option. I love the address bar at the bottom, but the tab bar becomes useless with android gestures trying to change the app when trying to scroll through open tabs.

i think it was Infinity (pro) from chrome store not sure though

No, it is not working on android tv without installing additional sideloader.

Yeah, this is awful. Why does this browser not close tabs when it is removed from the active apps list? Why do I have to manually close tabs? This make no sense at all, all other browser apps start up clean but Vivaldi has 99 tabs opened all the time even if I haven't used it for a month. This is unworkable.

@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 😃 )

It's a bit awkard chromium implemented on desktop ~ where usually the hw specs are higher ~ but not on mobile where often the resources usage should be kept low; pretty much on every low to mid range phones.

Yes, we hope to add more options for managing Speed Dials directly on the Start Page in the future.

Adding my voice to this request. As a recent Android tablet owner, the main thing I do on it is read. The current reader view implementation is bonkers counter-intuitive. Why would anyone opt for a pop up?! It's so obnoxious and makes it hard to toggle it on and off. Vivaldi is otherwise the best browser on Android by far, but this makes it kind of annoying to use. This is my #1 request, and would be a great quality of life improvement.

Please save android history for at least 6 months

@vagrod Thanks for sharing your request. Sync will include Themes sometimes in the future. We have it in our pipeline. 😉 I'm moving your request from Sync category to Feature requests / Themes so that more people can vote for it. 🙂

Firefox has rudimentary themeing where you can apply an image / texture as a background on the main toolbar. It would be nice if vivaldi could plug into this, then they could have access to that whole library from the get go. If not, simple choosing of icon bg/fg colours would suffice.

Thanks!!!

@Pesala said in Vivaldi SVG Icons: Moved to the Feature Requests forum I find the array of different sized icons with different backgrounds rather ugly. If a SVG icon for Vivaldi would look good, I would be in favour of it, but it's not going to solve the problem of the mismatching icons from other software. 0_1520450899614_Large Icons.png SVG Icons for Themes, Toolbars, and Panels would be more useful. Most major browsers and some other apps has already added SVG icons so now it starts to look good. So it would be great if Vivaldi added an SVG icon too. Also I suggest to add "/ Windows 10 Icons / Windows 8 Icons / Windows Metro Icons" to the title of this thread to help users find it. I found this thread only after several search queries

@bonetone "Bookmarks clean up" runs but it is not deleting duplicates. Instead it buts them into folders named Trash. I can see any way to empty the trash folder. I can't see any folders named Trash in Vivaldi's Bookmark Manager, just in Bookmarks clean up.