@LonM Thanks

Duplicate of Hotkey for Profile Selection

If you enable custom css modifications, you can do this with the following code: .profile-popup > button:after { content: attr(title); }

I'd like to add my +1 to this suggestion. I work regularly on multiple projects on two machines. A workflow that works really well for me is to use a new browser profile for each project, so I can get right to work, with pinned tabs for a site I might be working on, a github repo, maybe documentation, etc., and whatever research I've been doing related to that project. As a result I often have lots of profiles at any given time, and they're often (relatively) short-lived -- I certainly can't set up Vivaldi accounts for each one. It would be a killer function for me if I could sync multiple such profiles using my Vivaldi account.

@iAN-CooG This has nothing to do with the pinned taskbar shortcut, that one works just fine. There are no issues with the shortcut I pinned myself. It only happens when changing profiles inside the browser. You could have read my post before answering.

@LonM Yes, I am talking about different profiles. Unfortunately, import/export bookmarks does not work well since it has no function to select individual (specific) bookmarks and folders. For example, I want to move all YouTube bookmarks to another profile without touching other bookmarks.

@EmilEichhoernchen Thanks a lot ! It's perfect now.

@Dalmnolk Your profile is only connected to the "cloud" if you specifically sign in with a vivaldi.net account.

Please add this, it's a must-have!

@AltCode Oh, OK, for guest profiles. Yes, you are right. I thought you meant generally, because on their "startpage" there is none too, at least in the default settings.

Another idea would be the ability to select the profile to use by a startup command line parameter. In this way I can create different links for starting Vivaldi with profiles.

@Gwen-Dragon Already planned, but no timeline. Of cause, I'm going to ask that you consider putting forward a timeline. I would also like to re-iterate some of the features being requested: Openness, in the sense an external application or event may trigger a macro or talk to an API. Security the counter point to expressiveness and ease of use but a challenge to allow real power to be released safely. Simplicity a low entry barrier for new users and developers. Expressiveness, tools that don't get in your way and meet your needs. The ability to shoot yourself in the foot is very different to getting shot in the foot by a misfire. Distribution, the ability to create a macro once and re-use it elsewhere.. Lastly I'd ask that in this endeavour Vivaldi is made the standard and model for front end macros. In the vein of repetition, I will say that I believe a feature set like this would put Vivaldi in front of a whole set of new users.

@MVV_ As there's already a topic for per-profile icons https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/36175/different-icons-for-different-modes I changed this request to focus just on the title.