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

@luetage said in (Solved) Move Vivaldi Button on Main Toolbar [Left|Right]: @skribb Should work: … Thanks a lot! But now the saved space is unused. How can the tabs use this space?

@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.

@jane-n Thank you for this information.

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