@Pesala Ah Awesome, thank you that answered my question perfectly

@Pesala The only time I move a tab to another window is to move one tab from a window on my primary monitor to a window on my secondary monitor. The keyboard shortcut cannot do this. The tab context menu already allows one to move all selected tabs to a chosen window. IMHO keyboard command is must faster than context menu, thus I prefer select a bunch of tabs > execute keyboard shortcut > done! If the command did move all selected tabs to one new window that might be an improvement That's what my request intended, as it doesn't conflict with moving only one tab to a new window. It's better than adding yet another keyboard command for moving multiple tabs. but then someone might want to move each selected tab to a separate new window. What's the use case for such command? Even if someone need this, it would be very rare indeed. Honestly I can't imagine why someone want to move 10 tabs into 10 separate windows... That's kinda overkill. If you want to do so with 2 or 3 tabs, then it's pretty easy to repeat it with keyboard command.

+1. I'll copy my feature request here, which isn't really a duplicate, but has a lot of overlap. I regularly work with many tabs open, which leaves only a small sliver of space that can be grabbed for moving the window around. I think the spacing above the tabs should be increased by default when not maximized, so you can easily move the window around without accidentally clicking on a tab, or moving a tab out into a window by mistake (I move quickly, happens often). When maximized, this spacing should shrink to what it is now (1px?) because it is very easy to grab the window in this case by just moving the mouse to the top of the screen. Alternatively, this could be a configurable option. Note: Use native window is not a suitable alternative to this, because you lose theming, tab color in title, and most importantly it wouldn't give you the vertical space when maximized. https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/40211/increase-title-bar-grab-spacing-when-not-maximized

@hyfrehyfre The original menu is for tabs, so it wouldn't be possible to just "move" it to the context menu. It would be possible to do this via a mod or an extension, I suspect, if you want to ask someone in those sub-forums to help.

@potmeklecbohdan thats exactly what i was looking for, i feel so dumb now. Thank you!

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

Same problem for the links in the web apps: if I click a link in a messenger, it should be opened in the "main" window.

OK and thank you for the consideration.

И сам браузер чтобы запоминал размеры и положение после перезапуска, а то замучил скидывать на какие то свои значения.

Voted. Though it doesn't change the fact that the above should be the default for any desktop browser.

@kg69design said in User Configurable Minimum Window Width: With this restriction I just can not test sites on 320px window width. So, I have to open Firefox to do this. It is very uncomfortable. Trying to think for the user - is a bad idea on web. Press this button in DevTools: Then you can set the width (and height) to whatever you want at the top of the screen: If you click on "Responsive" (see top left of the screenshot above) and then "Edit" you can add options that are both Mobile and Desktop so you can try both variants of the web site: Alternatively, you can add the page as a Web Panel. Then you can right-click the panel and choose "Show Desktop Version" as well as "Use Separate Width". Web Panels have a min width of ~200 pixels, though.

@kahukura Please add a forum feature request to resize the emoji window; At https://forum.vivaldi.net/category/60/forum-feature-requests and https://community.nodebb.org/category/5/feature-requests