[Bug report] [New Private Window] command; [Tile Tab Stack] shortcuts

[vias]

Hi,

I turned to Vivaldi just since 1.4.589.38, and now is running:
1.5.658.3 (Standalone).
(Win 7 x86).

Here are some of the issues I encountered:

The [New Private Window] command is not working for me.

And the 3 [Tile Tab Stack] shortcuts are not working:
Tile Tab Stack Vertically
Tile Tab Stack Horizontally
Tile Tab Stack to Grid
Though the [Untile Tab Stack] shortcut, and the 4 buttons in [Page Tiling] of the status bar, they all work fine.

Did I miss something?

[TbGbe]

@vias said in [New Private Window] command and [Tile Tab Stack] shortcuts are not working for me:

Hi,

I turned to Vivaldi just since 1.4.589.38, and now is running:
1.5.658.3 (Standalone).
(Win 7 x86).

Here are some of the issues I encountered:

The [New Private Window] command is not working for me.

And the 3 [Tile Tab Stack] shortcuts are not working:
Tile Tab Stack Vertically
Tile Tab Stack Horizontally
Tile Tab Stack to Grid
Though the [Untile Tab Stack] shortcut, and the 4 buttons in [Page Tiling] of the status bar, they all work fine.

Did I miss something?

Same Vivaldi version:
Ctrl-Shift-N (New Private Window) works for me.

Tile TAB stack -
Vertically (Ctrl-F9)
Horizontally (Ctrl-F8)
Grid (Ctrl-F7)

Do not work for me either.

[vias]

@TbGbe
@Vivaldi-Team

Finally found the reason:
Settings: Tabs: New Tab Page
▲ If this option is set with chrome://history/ or vivaldi://history/, the [New Private Window] will never open.
I think this is a bug.

By the way, vivaldi://history/ should do the same as chrome://history/, shouldn't it?
However, if set in New Tab Page, the pages open are different at the top.

[iAN CooG]

@vias nice finding, seems the 2 urls act differently, with chrome://history/ first the speeddial page (empty) opens then the history page opens. with vivaldi://history/ the history page opens directly, it's easily visible by switching with ctrl-tab

[TbGbe]

@vias said in [Bug report] [New Private Window] command; [Tile Tab Stack] shortcuts:

By the way, vivaldi://history/ should do the same as chrome://history/, shouldn't it?
However, if set in New Tab Page, the pages open are different at the top.

No, Vivaldi://history is being worked on currently by devs. There will be a totally different history page when finished.