As soon as they stop having web panels wasting resources in the background, this will be useful. Thanks for sharing

Sorry for necroing. I found that this works until you go into full-screen mode (double clicking on a video or by pressing F11). After that the button returns to its original position. A button still stays in the toolbar but nothing happens when you click on it. Restarting Vivaldi fixes it and launching a new window fixes it only for that new window.

@jane-n while you guys are improving toolbar visibility, please add these 2 other related requests for the desktop version... https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/55013/in-fullscreen-mode-option-to-toggle-the-whole-ui-as-an-overlay-over-the-webpage https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/43355/in-fullscreen-mode-whenever-we-perform-tab-actions-please-briefly-show-the-tab-bar-as-an-overlay-for-one-second

I'd also like to request the back button position be replaced with the search button position, or at least next to it. This would make navigation a lot more intuitive.

On my phone I find the lower bar irritating, I never use it, so I find myself using Bromite more often. I am forced to use Firefox because of Vivaldi UI.

@FrobtheBuilder Hi, Thanks for your feature request. This looks like a duplicate of https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/31878/combine-window-title-and-address-bar-when-tabs-are-on-the-side Please vote for that instead, thank you. If you want to make a feature request, please use the search first to see if you can find similar requests. As you've provided some modding code, I'll move this post to the modding forum.

@Pesala said in Show Toolbar for some Web Panels only: @AltCode Presumably, you mean the toolbar at the top of the panels? I had not noticed before that changing the setting for one changes it for all. Yes, that's the one, enabling/disabling it says it is a toolbar. 0_1558645869214_Screenshot 2019-05-23 at 23.10.29.png The Panel Toolbar is not needed for any panels. It would be nice to disable that, but that's another topic already covered elsewhere IIRC. I'm not sure I understood what you are referring to here. The panel toolbar can already be disabled. I just want to disable it for some web panels but not all.

@carryingcaseoftools the role model is Opera12, not Firefox.... people start to forget where all the innovation came from, and now think that Chrome and Firefox somehow came up with stuff that makes browsers more useful.

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

Let me put in my two cents. When I press the reload button, I want it to do exactly what the word means... reload the page. Don't reload just some of the page, but all of the page. I have an old version of Opera also running and it does a complete reload, including style sheets and images. Vivaldi, not so much. It makes developing my web pages a RPITA. If need be, make it a generic option. IMHO, it is broken, so please fix.

Hi @Vincent500! In order to achieve this, you can simply press F4 (Default for Panel shortcut in the settings) while in fullscreen mode, and the side panel will pop up 🙂 0_1555465116881_7f223fa6-a13a-4bfa-aac9-42bfcbc00183-image.png But I agree it would indeed be a good feature to be able to configure this default behavior somewhere in the options.

Great request, thanks for sharing it 🙂

Would a keyboard shortcut help maybe in this case? It might be easier to implement... 🙂

@LonM, Thank you!

yes it works

I think based on the changes to the toolbar, the idea of having to hold down shift to rearrange things will be the standard way going forward. I would need to hear from a UI developer to be sure, but I don't think this will be changed.

I like the page action overflow menu in Firefox. So many useful features, which I don't use often, but when I do, I like to access them with a single click. Now that the V menu can be customized, it can be done more or less, but I would prefer three separate overflow areas for page actions, browser actions and extensions. I accept that many people like to use menus for their contextual and/or organized structure, but it's more intuitive for me.

@MaxKarlErnst said in Request for option to turn OFF moving buttons.: hopefully this will be reverted Up-voting 👍 this thread might bring more attention to the problem from Vivaldi developers