@LonM said in Go to parent speed dial folder by clicking empty space: @Kevinar I updated your request title to something that differentiates it from the other request - is that OK? Yes, it's ok. Thank you

The previews are not synced by Vivaldi Sync. That feature needs to be implemented.

@purgatori As noted by @AltCode, it was added a long time ago. Specs: AMD A10-6800K, 8 Gb on Win 10 64-bit 1809 build 17763.557 • Snapshot 2.6.1566.31 (64-bit)

Thanks for the tip, I know about Alt+Enter but didn't use it much in this case. Actually I still would like a new tab on startup to: 1st See the speed dial 2nd Do not load the last tab from my previous session (I use lazy load), so the browser will start faster in case my last tab was a video stream for example.

With some custom.css mod you can hide it: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/13616/hide-the-navigation-bar-on-start-page/7 or make it smaller https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/22166/speed-dial-page

@LonM yes. bigger.

I think that if Most Visited Pages could be implemented as "virtual" bookmarks folder then it would be possible to use it as a Speed Dial also. PS. There is already similar request

I think an interesting option (mainly if it were for Custom SD Thumbnails) but how @Pesala said, there is an option for this already.

@surly50432 I use about:blank as startup page. What I did: -type about:blank -click add button -then backspace out the auto added prefix, click once in the empty box below it (grey-labelled "enter page url") -then close settings dialog immediately. It works for me on both stable and snapshot. I do have this set to disabled and don't know if it makes a difference: chrome://flags/#show-autofill-type-predictions

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For sure, this is a no-subscribing solution : I mean that when I use the example add-on, I never login anywhere. But you add an other image source that I also find interesting : Vivaldi has two of them. Probably the four solutions could take the idea of a general image source object that can be easily copy whereever we need to set image source.

I decided to make my own version, it does not feature auto-hide though but I think it looks good. Feel free to edit it to suite your needs. I made the it smaller too so it doesn't take up as much space and made it partially transparent. Meanwhile the rest of the bar that doesn't have any buttons is completely transparent. /*Startpage navigation By Artex*/ .startpage .startpage-navigation { min-height: calc(var(--toolbarHeight) * 0.15)!important; box-shadow: none !important; } .startpage .button-startpage:hover{ background: var(--colorAccentBg) !important; opacity:1; } .startpage .button-startpage.active{ background: var(--colorAccentBgDarker) !important; } .startpage .button-startpage{ background: var(--colorAccentBg) !important; opacity:0.1; } .startpage .startpage-navigation { background-color: transparent !important; } button.button-startpage:after{ background-image: none !important; } .startpage .startpage-navigation .startpage-navigation-group:last-of-type{ border-left: none !important; } When not interacted with (Shows I am on the Speeddial) When hovering (I was hovering over the history button)

@yes-aravind I tried it without having spotlight turned on. It seems that Windows will only download the latest images if you have spotlight turned on. There are probably other programmatic ways you could get the latest images without spotlight being turned on (e.g. From bing via the Internet) , but I don't know any off the top of my head.

@pesala I liked the Spotlight thing with the hover info and thought to have it on the start page.

@quhno Thanks! Worked like a charm:)

@unknown81311 isn't that the page described in the OP? I would like to give a word of warning about using extensions for new tab pages... many of them are known to collect user data, and I recall reading about one popular new tab extension that also redirected traffic through affiliate links. Considering I only used an extension new tab many years ago, right after Opera dropped Presto, to create a speed dial I luckily no longer have a need for them personally. Depending on what you're using the new tab page for, I'd recommend building your own webpage and setting its URL as the new tab page rather than installing an extension. Beyond the specific risks presented by any individual extension, for privacy reasons it's best to minimize the number of extensions one has installed.