@hadden89 done. https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/32530/quick-command-peekaboo

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I'm organizing tons of tabs in stacks, and using the (re)named stack to narrow my search when using Quick Command would greatly reduce the time to find the tab I'm looking for. +1 on this idea

Thanks for the clarification on the bug question. As for my problem, I found an other key cobination. "ctrl+ p" (as vscode) and removed print (since it's reachable from "ctrl + shift + p").

@ukanuk Shift+Enter would be more logical, but the shortcut Ctrl+Enter can now be used. I am not sure why they decided on that shortcut instead of Shift+Enter. You can now use “Ctrl + Enter” in Quick Commands to cause links to open in a new tab, without requiring “Settings → Quick Commands → Open Pages in New Tab” to be set. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit build 17134,286 • Snapshot 2.1.1322.4 (64-bit) If I use Shift+Enter in the Quick Commands dialogue (with the always open new page setting disabled), I find the page opens in the current tab, and a new start page tab is also opened in the background. Reported as: (VB-44532) Shift+Enter on Quick Commands Opens Search in Current Tab and Opens a New Tab Removing my shortcut of Shift+Enter for "Open Link in New Background Tab (Over a Link)" stopped the New Tab opening, but the Quick Command search "w Rubik's Cube" still entered the Wikipedia page in the current tab.

OK. I have tested a bit. On my mac I use the stable version of Vivaldi. In the configuration of the quick command the checkbox on limit the results was checked. After unchecking the checkbox it works correct on my mac. On Windows I use the snapshot version of Vivaldi. Here it works after I have opened the browser history. Before I have opened the history the quick command gives me only the history results of the current day. Thank you.

This would be fantastic as a calculator. Right now I type them into the address bar so they can be evaluated by duckduckgo's calculator (and most search engines have a calculator tool now). But half the time vivaldi thinks what I'm typing in is an ip address, which is very annoying.

The latest snapshot has this feature now

@nealot I totally agree with your opinion. I believe key bindings such as ctrl-n or ctrl-p navigation will favorably be accepted by emacs users. (of course, user-defined keybindings is better.)

workaround so long: save all pages in a folder (e.g. with contextmenu in tabbar) assign a nickname to this folder open the folder with nickname

Would be also interesting to use 2 columns for no-url groups ?

press "Alt" than "H" than "U" At least in when the vivaldi language is set to english this should work