Permit shrinking extension popup windows below the current minimum width
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Would you please reduce the minimum width of extension-created popup windows? I understand you may be concerned about extensions making themselves invisible, but a minimum width of, e.g., 128, or 10% of the screen width, would prevent that while still giving me more flexibility in how I arrange my screen. Thanks for considering this request!
Context and example: I am developing TabFern, a tab-management extension that runs primarily in a single popup window. It was developed on Chrome and works fairly well on Vivaldi 1.15.1147.42 (Stable) (32-bit). However, I am unable to make the extension popup narrower than 516 pixels (on a 1920px-wide display => ~26% of the width). This is true whether I drag the window or whether I use
chrome.windows.update()
.chrome.windows.update
example, from the developer console opened on the TabFern popup:> chrome.windows.update(4,{width:100},(x)=>{console.log(chrome.runtime.lastError);console.log(x.width);}) <- undefined undefined VM298:1 (the lastError --- it reported success) 516 VM298:1 (the width - still what it was)
(Apologies if this is a duplicate - this thread is the closest I could find.)
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A popup window is a popup window, no matter if an extension or a website creates it. And the extension isn't really useful on Vivaldi, because it should take advantage of the panel. See: Tree Tabs.
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Thank you for your request. As it has received few votes over 4 years, it is now going to be archived.
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