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@UNTRIVIAL They don't care what you want. This has been a request for years. Every other Android browser has it. Makes Vivaldi not usable for me.

@far4 Good idea!

@danqdinh
Hi and no, we just not know.
Please, always add your Vivaldi, Android version and your device.
It looks completely different on my smartphone, specs in my signature.

Cheers, mib

@far4 I was thinking of selecting any action we can perform with holding it but drop down menu isn't bad either

@gizmo904 Brave? has investors and is rich.

Chromium for Android does not support Extensions, and never have.

Attempting to enable it would require hundreds, if not thousands, of individual patches that have to be maintained (we know, we tried, and gave up after several months).

AFAIK the Kiwi dev did do that task, but the dev has apparently not been able to update the chromium version for quite a while, probably because there are too many changes in the relevant code.

As for Edge, my guess is that they developed their own support for it from scratch (not based on the Chromium desktop code), which probably means there are compatibility issues with existing desktop extensions.

@Stargleam I think Vivaldi android has this feature. So Vivaldi IOS doesn't.