Looks like fixed, but the speaker name "Mute tab" doesn't fit very well, "Mute/unmute workspace" is better.

@DoctorG Not bad for a presumed open service run from a foundation. Fun fact: the wiki of MLS is very outdated 😃

@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. 🙂

Voted. As someone who's using web browser for multi-tasking and work-related, i would love to have my most frequent visited sites on the start page and new tab.

@fuller1754 Yes, with two-finger swiping to the left. This is a single most annoying feature in Vivaldi that I could not figure out how to turn it off. Unchecking the mouse gestures in Settings did nothing to it. It's always on and would always inadvertently go back in history when trying to pan an inner panel during horizontal browsing. It would go back in history causing countless loss in unsaved work. It's the single poorly implemented feature of Vivaldi that prevented me from using Vivaldi as default browser.

I would love to have an most visited displaying option, I installed the FVD speed dial extension but it slows down the browser a lot 😕
It's the thing I miss the most on this excellent browser.

I certainly won't argue that there are a lot of feature requests, however, the code to implement this already exists in the Vivaldi source code since it's Chromium based.

I know enough C++ to read (aka fumble) through code, but not enough to write anything, otherwise I would give it a go. Hopefully I am on track here and a Vivaldi dev sees this and can check this request off the list easily. 🙂

I was using the source for Vivaldi version 6.8.3381 for my detective work.

See the file <vivaldi-source-folder>/chromium/chrome/common/chrome_switches.cc, and search it for --window-name. That is the Chromium flag to set the window title; I use it all the time from a rofi script to launch Chrome with different profiles and window names.

I did a little more poking and found a function in <vivaldi-source-folder>/base/vivaldi_browser_window.cc. That function is VivaldiBrowserWindow::GetTitle(), which I believe is getting the page title and then appending the string - Vivaldi and returning the whole string.

Just above that is a function VivaldiBrowserWindow::UpdateTitleBar() that is referencing a function by the name of UpdateWindowTitle(). I believe that is the function that needs to be changed, but that appears quite a few times in the source. I think it's origin is in <vivaldi-source-folder>/chromium/ui/views/bubble/bubble_frame_view.cc, but I could be wrong. Regardless of where it is, to mimic Chromium, it would be a simple if/else. Something like:

# Pseduo code: if --window-name value != '' window title == --window-name value else window title == page title + " - Vivaldi"

Anyway, I'm just trying to be helpful as I would like this feature too!

Thanks!

I really hope vivaldi can support sidebar action since it already support chrome extension' sidePanel. Sometimes developers need to use JavaScript to handle open or close sidebar instead of clicking sidebar icon.

@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.

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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

This feature is in our pipeline. It means that we'd like to implement something similar to the things proposed in this topic. Once the work starts, we will provide more information.

We're looking into implementing this feature. It's now in our pipeline. When there's progress, we will update this thread.

@Pesala said in Export/Import for User Settings:

@BaakerBhaai Vivaldi does automatically sync many settings, but some are missing, and we need a local copy as a backup.

@derDay said in Export/Import for User Settings:

where can I see, which settings are "syncable"?

And like I said before, zoom settings should also be included in exportable settings, also via sync.

@porecreat.

I like this idea.
There is another browser call Orion that does the same implementation.

Orion's Screenshot ⬇️
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@pafflick said in Add Searchable Tags for Bookmarks:

This request has been added to the pipeline. It means that although we haven't started working on it yet, we're planning to expand the bookmarking functionality in the future by adding tags.

Excellent news! Is there a place where I can see progress on this. Also, possibly contribute comments?

I read/skimmed this entire thread, and agree with the general idea. I have a ton of bookmarks, quite comprehensively organized in folders and subfolders. This works well for easily identified categories and subcategories, eg: FOOD > COOKING > BAKING > BREADS. It's not useful for tagging thematically. For example, a particular BREAD article, beyond the subject information, may have (also) connected for me to an entirely other topic. I may want to tag it as "philosophy" or "engineering". A year or two later, I might remember the insight, but not where it was from -- a bread article would be the last place I looked.

Being able to freely apply multiple tags from an autocomplete list (to avoid duplicates) would, as one someone put it, turn Vivaldi into a complete knowledge management system for web pages. 🙂

ADDED: I guess this is the place/thread to follow until work on it is actually started....

We think it's a good idea, so we have added this request to our pipeline. We will keep you updated once there's progress or when it's implemented.

@ChuckBaggett There is a 'Trash' folder at the end of my bookmarks file in the Bookmarks Manager page, when it's seen in 'Tab' view. Then select any/all of the bookmarks in/under the Trash folder and just hit Delete. It's great for gathering them, reviewing and then disposing of them instead of a direct kill -- sometimes it helps catch and save an error....

@TyrionLannister Please exercise patience. This topic is also marked with “pipline”. This means that this requested feature is on the Vivaldi team's to do list, but no release date has been set yet.

In addition, the Vivaldi team consists of only 57 employees. For example: Vivaldi fans waited a very long time for Vivaldi for iOS and asked for it many times, but it was finally released.

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https://vivaldi.com/team/

Now that many people are studying from home, Zoom has become an important tool.

I never used the Chat in Opera, but we need something for the modern age with group meetings/chat with web camera support.

I attempted to use the css provided by @uur, but instead of collapsing down to the icon the height of the tabs increase and the background color is modified. Here's an image with the CSS in place:

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does anyone have an updated CSS?

Sorry for bumping this, but there are still people out here wishing for that feature 🙂 Thanks!