Tips & Tricks
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Maybe it is not direct related but someone can like it. Here Vivaldi Tips
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You can go by link with keyboard only:
- Hit Ctrl-F and find link text,
- Hit Esc, link is now selected,
- Hit Enter.
P.S. I wish there would be some key-binding like Ctrl-Enter to make last 2 steps into 1.
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You can go by link with keyboard only:
- Hit Ctrl-F and find link text,
- Hit Esc, link is now selected,
- Hit Enter.
P.S. I wish there would be some key-binding like Ctrl-Enter to make last 2 steps into 1.
One of Vivaldi's title features is spatial navigation. Spatial navigation is a thing that makes it so you can browse the web 100% with your keyboard. Hold shift and press the arrow keys to highlight links. Pressing enter on any of them will load that url.
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Spatial navigation is too slow for most scenarios. I still wish this search trick would be integrated with it: first search and then navigate.
P.S. Shift-Up/Down is broken in last snapshot. W/S still work though.
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Control your tile grid for a group of tabs or tab a stack.
The tabs in your tile grid are sorted from left to right according to the order in the tab bar.
The grid shape is balancing the row-column ratio and filled left to right and up to down.
Means: The first columns of the first row is filled left to right, then the second row is added to the first column, followed by the second column until the last column, then the third row is added to the first column, …
Adding or removing tabs from the tiles group reorganises the grid shape.
Changing the order of the tabs in the tab bar, reorders the position of the tabs in the grid.
Tested on Vivaldi 1.0.252.3
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Hey Wupi, you rock, but I think this code would be more effective to the "average" user by leaving out site and allowing google search from the address bar.
… '+location.hostname+'&search='+location.hostname)
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I found a new use for single-key shortcuts, since I don't use them for spatial navigation. The only ones that I do use sometimes are z and x for back and forward, or 1,2 for previous next tab. I assigned these to open panels (b is already used for the Bookmarks Bar as per my earlier post in this thread).
- B = Bookmarks Bar
- b = Bookmarks Panel
- c = Contacts Panel
- d = Downloads Panel
- g = Google Translate Panel
- m = Mail Panel (When it's ready)
- n = Notes Panel
- v = Vivaldi Bug Report Panel
- V = Vimeo Uploads Panel
- y = YouTube Panel
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@wupi:
Google site search on any webpage.
I think its more a generic chomium tweak but its useful IMHO.
Tools > Settings > Search > Add New Search Engine
URL:```
javascript:void(location.href='http://www.google.com/search?q=%s&domains='+location.hostname+'&sitesearch='+location.hostname)Description: Google site search Nickname: site (or whatever you want) Type site in you addressbar and what you looking for > :woohoo:
This just results in a blank page for me. (V1.3.551)
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Trying to make a gestures more logical and memorable, as I think. Here is the picture:
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Need backup your password?
activate chrome://flags/#password-import-export then restart
now open chrome://settings/passwords and export (*.csv) the password list (plain text).Import/export works between Chromium based Browser.
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I've finally managed to optimize messenger.com for display as a web panel with some custom CSS rules.
I'm using User CSS, but any custom CSS extension should be capable of doing the same thing.
In the end, it only took two rules:
._4_j5 { display: none; } ._4sp8 { min-width: 0; }
The first one turns off the panel on the right side that gives you information about the group you're in. It's fairly superfluous for a panel; if I need it I can always just use the in-facebook version. The second rule removes the
min-width
attribute and allows the page to compress below a width of 500 pixels.Figured I'd post it here because I found it helpful, and Messenger is a fairly common use-case for a panel.
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@jfmonty2 said in Tips & Tricks:
The first one turns off the panel on the right side that gives you information about the group you're in.
You do know that you can show/hide the panel at any time by clicking the "Conversation information" icon in the upper right corner, right? And that Messenger remembers your setting so that you don't need to hide it each time you open the panel?
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@pafflick Curses! I looked for a setting like that, but (perhaps naively) I was looking in Settings, so I didn't see it.
Oh well. Custom min-width is still useful so you haven't completely invalidated my clever hack.
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Bangs With Search Engines
With DuckDuckGo, if one types an exclamation mark before the URL that one wants to search, one can type a search term afterwards to search the target site for the term.
For example:
!forum.vivaldi.net "white flash"
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Add your own Page Actions by duplicating any CSS files in:
\Vivaldi\Application\2.1.1337.35\resources\vivaldi\user_files
Then modify the code to suit your needs. I copied Filter_Sepia.css and edited the background colour to get a different result like this:
These files will be overwritten by updates, so copy your customised style sheets to the \Vivaldi\ folder so that you can easily copy them back again after an update.
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Assign a shortcut to Search with Selected Text, in Settings, Keyboard, Page. (This is new in recent versions and has no default shortcut. I chose Ctrl+Shift+F) A mouse gesture can also be assigned.
- Select some text
- Execute the shortcut
- The text will be searched with your default search engine.
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Add a Bookmark to Restart Vivaldi.
- Add a new bookmark on the Bookmarks Bar in the Bookmarks Panel
- Use the url
vivaldi://restart
- Click the bookmark to restart Vivaldi
Note that any changes you may have made to Settings are not applied when you take this quick route. To apply changes, use File, Exit, then launch Vivaldi from your desktop shortcut.
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List Your Uploads
To find a list of all images you have uploaded to the Vivaldi forums, visit this URL.
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Browsing Local Image Folders
- First, delete any non image files from the folders like "desktop.ini" as these will interrupt browsing
- Open File from the file menu
- Browse to select an image folder
- Open the first image
- Press spacebar (or FastForward) to browse through the folder
- Back will go back to the previous image, but Shift+Spacebar does not seem to work
- To select a different folder, Ctrl+Left-click in the URL Field to go to the parent folder.
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What a Load of Fluff!
I was wary of opening up my mouse in case I got left without a mouse. Today, someone brought a spare mouse, and fixed the old one by removing the accumulated fluff from inside my old mouse.
- Middle-click now works reliably
- Fast scrolling with MMB now works
Don't listen to those who tell you to buy a new mouse. Just open it up and clean out the insides.