@skarmax Please read this little "how-to" on filing a bug report and then please file a report.

@tyl No. Most people use the Speed Dial for new tabs, so focusing the URL is the best default. Keyboard navigation on the speed dial is currently very weak.

To avoid mess ;) The prevention mechanism that works until I switch the page is not enough for me. But you know - I just like it to be optional.

@pesala said in Open Download Manager in a separate tab: vivaldi://downloads These basic panels might has finally for each one a visible link into their panel view to their equivalent or more precise tab view. I suggested this for bookmarks and historic, but this is also interesting for downloads.

Ja, das war's! Vielen, vielen Dank! Ich habe mich dumm und dämlich gesucht! :)

Sorry, but i need a test code/page for this.

@pazau Like you, I sometimes go completely blind when something i'm searching for is right in front of me. The solution is to make liberal use of text searching. For example, typing "pop" in the search bar to the top left of settings brings up what you were looking for.

@pesala said in Middle click -focus new tab?: @bluet I lost count of how many times I saw this request, but there's already so many easy ways to open a link in a new foreground tab. Shift click Shift middle-click Right-click, open new tab Mouse gesture over the link (I use GestureDown for background tab because that's what I usually want for opening several links on a page. I use GestureDown, GestureUp to open a link in a new foreground tab) Left-click is also fine. Even if it opens the link in the same tab, I often use that method, read the tab or copy what I want, then GestureBack to revert to the previous page in the same tab. Thanks for all the suggestions! I knew about some of those. The mouse gesture works best for me. I like opening links without using keyboard. Thats me. The best way though would be ...... middle click! One click / one move. But I can live with two I suppose. A click and a little flick of the wrist.

@hlr What have you selected in Settings, Tabs, Close Tab Activation?

In Opera 12.17, the Window menu has a numbered access key for each tab, and automatically underlined letters for the others. This would be a great feature to have on the Window menu in Vivaldi. @Pesala said in Feature requests for 1.12: Access Keys on Windows Menu

@XLV2K Known bug.

@mib2berlin Hi, I thank you very much for your tip. This solves in great part my problem as my tabs are now represented by a simple text headline. This permits a clearer arrangement with much more tabs per page. The pop up windows in this configuration are still available, when passing over the tabs with the cursor. In the mean time I was studding an external solution, called 'Tab Outliner', with powerful tree functions. But I prefer the integrated display of tabs for starting to use Vivaldi. Thanks to your help I'm now convinced to leave Firefox as main browser.

@Ayespy Yes, there is something wrong on custom code - without mod, the issue is not there; I've to find the css way to get the correct behaviour again as it happens on every theme :P Ok, this code seems to work. Sadly I had to use !important but no gradients were harmed this time .tab-header:hover .title { display:block !important; }

Try to disable google keep and/or docs (not working on Vivaldi, for what I know) and check in vivaldi settings (ALT+P) if you have set the chrome:// link in tab settings - but probably you have new page managed by FVD, and it's fine in that case. Even if keep/docs works to you, they are probably trying to call the chrome sync/login page - the link you posted - which is not supported on Vivaldi.

Another bunch of gradients :package: Should be "theme safe" :) /* Gradient on panel buttons */ header, .bookmarks, .downloads, .notes, .history, .webbviewbtn.active, .webviewbtn,.addwebpanel, .preferences { background-image:linear-gradient(hsla(0,0%,100%,.2),hsla(0,0%,100%,.3)); } /* And its sub buttons */ .button-toolbar.add, .button-toolbar.edit, .button-toolbar.folder, .button-toolbar.delete, .button-toolbar.note-new, .button-toolbar.note-folder, .button-toolbar.note-delete, .button-toolbar.dlstop, .button-toolbar.dlrestart, .button-toolbar.dlclear, .button-toolbar.import, .button-toolbar.updatethumb { background-image:linear-gradient(hsla(0,0%,100%,.1),hsla(0,0%,100%,.5)) !important; } /* Panel details*/ .vivaldi-tree { background-image:linear-gradient(hsla(0,0%,100%,.1),hsla(0,0%,100%,.2)); } .upper-half { background-image:linear-gradient(hsla(0,0%,100%,.2),hsla(0,0%,100%,.3)); } .lower-half { background-image:linear-gradient(hsla(0,0%,100%,.3),hsla(0,0%,100%,.2)); } #panels button.fullwidth.alternate:after { background-image:linear-gradient(hsla(0,0%,100%,.3),hsla(0,0%,100%,.2)); } .data.notes-cardwrapper.cardview { background-image:linear-gradient(hsla(0,0%,100%,.3),hsla(0,0%,100%,.2)); }

Unfortunately Vivaldi does not work the way all browsers work! I hope that in the future it can change, gave more options more took away the most used option (the function it has in all browsers, pinned tabs, close the browser, start the browser and the fixed tabs are there, not like the last session, Because this also starts with the normal tabs).

Happens once in a while on W10 here, but it happens occasionally, not frequently.

I know see it's already discussed https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/15429/tab-cycling-and-tab-opening-issues-while-using-tab-stacks