@dude99 That is an old request, probably dating back to before the feature request forum began in February 2018. Option to Autohide Tab Bar / UI

@elitre if you consistently browsing with 50+ tabs, try vertical tabbar or the Window panel instead. Horizontal tabbar aren't really suitable in managing large amount of tabs. If you think vertical tabbar taking too much screen space when you don't need it, you can try CSS mod that add autohide/shrink function to ver tabbar: https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/365881

@tipping This is a missing feature on tablets, I would call it a bug. There was a feature request about but it is old and got only one vote. https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/40804/remove-tab-bar-in-tablet-version?_=1634811546727 You can report it to the bug tracker, search for bug in the help page > F1 to get information how. Cheers, mib

@nish7009 Sorry, I will have to take a look at it later. I stopped using this mod as GitHub finally started serving me the correct white favicon, so I didn't need to continue working on the mod for my usage. Is there a site in particular you are having issues with favicon contrast? It would be useful for me to know when I have a chance to do some testing.

@Network I am sorry for this one.

@TsunamiZ As I work within this system and observe how it works up close, in person, first-hand, I speak from knowledge rather than opinion. I don't have an "opinion" on this. Just thought I would clarify that.

You can try this, but I don't say it works… .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) .toolbar-addressbar.toolbar-mainbar:not(:hover) > *:not(.addressfield) { display: none; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) .toolbar-addressbar.toolbar-mainbar .addressfield { margin-top: 4px; margin-bottom: 4px; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) .toolbar-addressbar.toolbar { position: fixed; top: 0; left: 0; width: 50%; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) #header { height: 34px; width: 50%; position: fixed; top: 0; right: 0; border-bottom: 1px solid var(--colorAccentBgDarker); } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) #titlebar { right: 0; left: unset; height: 100%; width: 124px; margin-right: 0; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) .window-buttongroup { position: unset !important; width: 90px; display: inline-flex !important; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) .window-buttongroup button { width: 30px; height: 100%; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) .vivaldi { position: unset; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) #header .window-buttongroup .window-close { order: unset; } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) #tabs-container { padding-left: 1px !important; height: 33px !important; width: calc(100% - 124px); } .tabs-top.address-top:not(.native) #main { margin-top: 34px; }

@Pesala Yes, I do. But I would like to press a hotkey instead of moving my mouse there and clicking.

@ostankin hi. Thanks for the feedback. Upgrading the toolbars to be more customizable is an on going process, and more abilities will come in time. For now, I'm moving this back to the main forum as its feedback rather than a feature request.

@amirsamir Good. I don't think we need the clutter of another button. Thread moved from Feature Requests and tagged as resolved.

Why not pull the relevant tabs to a separate window? That would prevent you from accidentally procrastinating when (blindly) switching tabs :face_with_stuck-out_tongue:

@jhe This would have to be an option in Settings, so I moved the thread and renamed it.