@ADMlNlSTRATOR It looks very similar to Accordion style tabs with Auto Expand enabled. If you're referring to the coloured tab groups, there is already a request for Color a Single Tab (or Tab Group.

@pablo2plato I think this issue depends on the printer driver, and has nothing to do with Vivaldi. I did a quick test using Save as PDF as the destination, setting customised margins. I “printed” the PDF, then restarted Vivaldi. The print dialog remembered the custom settings.

@Catweazle Use "margin": .bookmark-bar button.folder[data-id="32036"] {font-size: 18px!important; font-weight: bold !important; color: #6399eb !important; margin-left: 60px !important;} a40bc6d8-b476-46be-968b-185520298658-image.png

@Karjala It doesn't matter what theme you choose in Vivaldi. It will follow your OS dark/light setting. At least in Windows, there's only dark/light (and high contrast) to choose from. Maybe in MacOS you have more choice of themes and the bookmarks bar menus will follow that. But it's not decided by Vivaldi theme setting. I can choose the default light "Vivaldi" theme - menus are still dark because my OS setting is dark. ad5964ba-ec5e-489f-8770-9fa0621c7018-image.png Same with the menus: 2f355364-7099-4023-aff2-91d004a82d2a-image.png

@barbudo2005 , correct, but yes, if we talk about integrating these functions in Vivaldi, in these cases obviously a FOSS app is better and neither FreeCommander nor FastStone and IrfanView are.

@n2o1138 said in New Tab Stacking mode: Closest you can get currently is Two-Level, but it would make more sense to me to use 2 edges than to use 1 and subdivide an area that's already cutting off most of the tab title in most cases. Your suggestion would still use up more display area than necessary when you don't need the tabbar. A better solution is automate floating vertical tabbar. This GUI will use no space to very little space when you don't need the tabbar, saving most of the precious display area for the webpage display. Here are some examples how it looks: Hide the entire tabbar when not needed, point at the left/right edges to reveal the tabbar: alt text or shrink the tabbar into just favicon when not needed: alt text I think it's best when the tabbar is shrink into just 2 columns of favicon width for stacked tabs.

@davidimh Command chains only work within a single instance. Creating a new window would break the command chain, therefore window commands are not included.

@singhnitesh2000 Ah, it does not work on Youtube but if one tab is Youtube and an other tab is vivaldi.net, for example, it work.

Even just as an entry somewhere in the menu would be helpful, so I don't have to hunt through many menus to find it when reporting a bug.

@EricK64 Using a browser with an integrated email client is probably a new experience to you, so you should expect a learning curve for that. You made a number of points, which I tried to address before. Here are some more:– Where is the web browser? Presumably, you were looking at the mail tab. The web browser just uses other tabs and/or windows. How can I isolate one mail account? In the mail panel, you can work from unread or received folders to view all messages in all accounts, or you can expand All Accounts, and work from the Inbox of any account. Some users may prefer to work from the Contacts Panel. Where is the Back Button? No, it is not in the Panel. It is on the Address Bar, where one would expect it to be. One can Display All Navigation Controls in the Panel to browse the history of pages visited in the Panel, but that is disabled by default. The smaller buttons in the Status Bar are: Show/hide the Panel Toolbar, Take a Break, Synchronise, Mail, and Calendar. The little icons on the top right are standard Windows control buttons to minimise, restore, or close the browser window. Mac or Linux may be different. There is also a Trash icon to list the last 99 closed tabs/windows. The toolbars are customisable to suit your workflow, but the top right buttons are OS controls, not Vivaldi buttons. Large, high resolution monitors may be made more usable by increasing the User Interface Zoom in Settings, Appearance. Please spend some time to make this tool intuitive. The developers spent more than seven years already doing that. Please give it at least seven days before forming opinions about how it should be designed. Then search for feature requests to upvote, or create your own.

@champton This looks like a duplicate of Tab tiling - overflow scroll.