@mikeyb2001 said in Move tabs back into place when using User Interface Zoom below 100%:

@sunbob This is a bug report not a Feature Request

@Pathduck

Go to Settings > General and enable "Enable Address bar swipe gesture". 😉

There’s a trash icon to the left of the minimize button where you can restore it, but I recommend using a shortcut instead. For example, if I close a page with Ctrl+W, I use Ctrl+E to restore the last closed page.

@etrit Hi, Thanks for your feature request.

This looks like a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/24608/implement-tree-style-tabs Please vote & discuss at that thread, thank you.

You can use the forum search first to see if you can find similar requests. If that doesn't work, I've catalogued all the requests here.

@Dgmeinsider1 As I feared, the change does not persist across reboots. Any idea how I can make the change permanent, so I don't need to run xinput --set-prop 10 "libinput High Resolution Wheel Scroll Enabled" 0 every single time I turn my computer on?

Although I would hope someone would also update Vivaldi to be able to cope with high resolution wheel scrolling and not have it break the ability to scroll through tabs, rendering this moot.

Excellent! Thanks so much.

@stijnverslycken Also the case if Tabs are on the Left or Right. Trash can is at the bottom, but most recently closed is at the top of the menu. Arguable, *Clear All should be next the button for quicker access.

Hi @Pesala
I know the conversation about this has been "boiling" hot, but I do have a question whether the vivaldi team can consider this implementation:
When you turn a tab into a pinned tab, add a metadata to the tab's attribute to say this is original URL for the fixed tab and then just right click on the said tab and display an option of "Go to the fixed URL", which would be looking at the stored metadata and just "shove" it to the URL bar.

I understand that this can be resolved with Rewind, but my requests comes from a different context than @nOrphf (I believe). Basically, my job intranet wipes out internal history of a tab after I get signed out. So there are many situations where I want to track pinned URLs, but I can't because the intranet literally wipes out the whole history list for the tab so Rewind or going Backwards isn't working.
I understand that there's a bookmarking system in place that can sorta solve this problem, but when you have multiple workspaces and a dozens, if not hundreds, of tabs are stored in there, it becomes impossible to manage it all since you have to physically remember from which contexts/workspaces tabs came from.
I know there's history search, but when you have very obscure names for site pages, it can also become impossible to find what you need.

I see that the development team is small and have their own set of priorities, but any possibility to introduce this as life of quality improvement goal, perhaps not necessarily as high priority? It's just I believe it will be great feature to have for the web browser, especially when the websites, like I have to face, wipe out tab histories and be inconvenient for productivity.