This option is now present in the latest version:

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@matiasmovie You can if you check the option in settings to "close as other tabs" under pinned tabs section. Otherwise, "Don't close pinned tabs" is meant to be what it says - pinning is supposed to prevent a tab being closed. That was the original concept and purpose of tab pinning.

@matiasmovie Since it is a request for an option I have moved the thread to Settings. I don't understand this request. Shift + Click selects a range of tabs Ctrl + Click selects or deselects a single tab.

@RSMS2 said: it is checked So uncheck it and the issue should be gone. …is not checked…

@Gregor Currently, right-click menu, Open in background tab works. Ctrl+Click is used for making multiple selections, so that cannot do both jobs. Middle-click would be useful for those with a MMB.

Yes, but: I don't want to change the tab position in the tabbar sometimes I can't do this due to page restrictions, like mentioned by pauloaguia

@TheJJJ Try Shift+Escape (or Menu > Tools > Task Manager)

@indieloser Please vote for the existing feature request. Bookmark Bar Folder Should Stay Open After Click on a Bookmark I have no idea why middle-click on a bookmark should open two tabs. The current behaviour is to open the bookmark in a new background tab. (My middle mouse button rarely works, so I use Ctrl+Click for the same result). Shift+click opens the bookmark in a new foreground tab.

@grimeton The shown URL is the internal representation of Vivaldi browser's startpage. And you can not open internal Vivaldi pages on Firefox!

You might want to upvote this feature request then. See also: When Will Feature Requests Be Implemented? In the meantime, you can mute some sites on this internal page: chrome://settings/content/sound

@marciamon distored favicons are a known issue.

@pesala No, navigation should remain unaffected. Though useful, locking navigation would ideally remain a separate feature, so one could freely lock navigation on any random tab, pinned, protected or otherwise.