Undocumented Shortcuts and Features
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@dannyromano said in Floating panel switch on panel's toolbar:
OP, I just found the feature you're looking for. It's already implemented. If you hold ALT while clicking the "Hide Panel" button in the status bar (bottom), it toggles floating panels on and off.
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I'm not sure if this was officially documented anywhere, but you can drag to resize the search field:
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As found by @dude99
- Middle-click reload button will duplicate / clone tab
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MMB or ALT+Left click on webpanel button to open content in background tab.
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After selecting “Capture Selection” from the Status Bar camera icon, click anywhere on the page (do not drag), then click on the camera icon to save a screenshot of the active window.
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I just noticed this one:
- Double-click on border of panel to hide the panel and the panel toolbar (= Shortcut F4)
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Alt+Scrollwheel to cycle tabs is not documented in Tab Cycling as far as I can tell.
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PageDown and PageUp change Webpage zoom by 50% and Home/End set it to 20% and 500% respectively when the slider has focus.
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Hold down the left mouse button and right-click on the scrollbar thumb.
This will lock the mouse cursor to the thumb until you click again.
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After typing part of an address in the URL field, click on the Vivaldi icon that appears to go to that address.
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Double click on the tab panel to open new Tab
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- Ctrl+Click or Middle-click on open Bookmarks Bar folder to open bookmarks in a background tab without closing the menu. Use Shift+Click to open them in a foreground tab.
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- Middle-click on a tab to close it
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The Shortcuts to Select Previous/Next Tab will select all tabs in a stack with one keystroke. Then the stack can be closed with another, or saved as a session with another.
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@Pesala said in Undocumented Shortcuts and Features:
The Shortcuts to Select Previous/Next Tab will select all tabs in a stack with one keystroke. Then the stack can be closed with another, or saved as a session with another.
Does this always work in every scenario? I feel like I've tried this in the past without it working. I believe this happens when the stack was created from a non- contiguous block of tabs. I'll try to do some testing this week, but I seem to recall the behavior not being straightforward like that when I was trying to use it.
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Ctrl+Double-click on a tab selects all other tabs from the same domain.
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@Pesala said in Undocumented Shortcuts and Features:
Ctrl+Double-click on a tab selects all other tabs from the same domain.
I recall some weirdness with this when the domain has pages in multiple groups, or some in a group and some not. It may have been fixed though, as I haven't been using it for a while now -- because of that issue.
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@BoneTone If I understand you well, the groups you mention are children open from different parents, so you want to select tabs of the same domain opened from one parent not the other.
If you read my topic https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/49579/a-very-different-approach-to-mouse-gestures-a-complete-suite, what is missing in Vivaldi is the concept of a group formed with a parent and his children.
@nomadic use it very well in his extension "Go to parent tab".
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@barbudo2005 parent & children are irrelevant to groups... it's not a tree structure. Groups can be created using any & all existing tabs. The only relationship that can be assumed is that tabs are either grouped together, or not.
