@krojack If the window is maximised, there is no problem as one can simply click on the very top of the tab, which has infinite height. Make sure that you have enabled this checkbox in Settings, Tabs, Tab Display: Remove Tab Spacing in Maximised Windows Mute Pinned Tab.png If you don't use maximise windows, then I agree that it is difficult to point and click accurately. Wider Pinned Tabs might be another solution to this problem.

Maybe because it's beyond the scope of a internet browser to do so. You do that in control panel/sound. May I ask you why you would need to change playback devices while browsing? How many and which have you installed?

Yes, please add an option for a smaller audio icon (Always use small audio icon). Here is my current custom.css to get a smaller audio icon and no hidden favicon: /* Do not hide favicon */ #tabs-container .favicon { transform: scale(1) !important; } /* Small audio icon */ #tabs-container .tab-audio { left: 0 !important; padding: 2px !important; height: 20px !important; width: 20px !important; border-radius: var(--radiusRound) !important; transform: scale(0.625) !important; background-color: #fff !important; } /* Enlarge audio icon on hover */ #tabs-container .tab-audio:hover { transform: scale(0.87) !important; } /* Black audio icon */ .audioicon { color: black; }

@ankush Sorry, I don't have any insights into when the Vivaldi team will start working on this (or any other) bug.

@chegr I think after favicon it's a good idea, before the title then, it 's a better solution than this vivaldi's current one, even when you have a lot of tab shrunk, it needs title space.

@pettern I just came across this issue. Good to see that it is a known bug, and not one introduced by the Vivaldi Team. Especially annoying when the PiP window is on a different window. That is why I did not notice it before — my PiP window usually covers the original tab and the subtitles are hidden.

@zdm Unfortunately, you can't set this as a default style. You could add it to it's own file under resources/vivaldi/user_files, then every time you come across this, open page actions and turn it on.

Broken decoding the stream seems to be related to this Chromium issue: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1289825

Thank you for your request. As it has received few votes over 4 years, it is now going to be archived.

I would really like this feature. I would have a ton of websites in the Web Panel if they were persistent across all my windows. As a multi-window user, the current limitation makes the Web Panels nearly useless for me.

@pedestrian Tell them that Vivaldi is a Chromium browser and that they should better fix it or you won't continue using their services. After all you are a paying customer.

Thank you for your request. As it has received few votes over 4 years, it is now going to be archived.

@usernamehw said in Do not Stop Playback when a Web Panel is Closed: I think it stops playing music in mobile versions of the sites. You have to pick Desktop in menu, then it will continue to play even in closed Web Panel. This helped solve my problem. Thanks so much.

As of vivaldi 2.8 This is now fixed.

The option to mute Web Panels has now been implemented in Vivaldi 5.4. Read more about the release on the blog. Just right-click on the Web Panel and select Mute Tab.