Collect links from other apps (like Firefox Tab Queue)
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Hello,
Currently I use Firefox on my Android smartphone. I would like to use Vivaldi with Chromium in the future.
One function is missing in other browsers:
Links from other apps should be (optional) collected until I open the browser next time.For example, I get a news overview in WhatsApp and click several interesting articles there. It would be annoying if the browser would open every klicked link. After the selection I could open the browser and work through the links.
I hope for feedback.
Greetings
Guido -
I would like for you to consider "borrowing" the "Tab Queue" feature from Firefox Mobile. I use it often. Mostly when on my news feed apps, I'll tap on the stories that I want to read and queue them up so I don't have to keep switching back and forth between my browser and my news app. I think this would be a good convenience feature that would fit right in with Vivaldi.
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@MichaelKirk Can u please tell the Firefox version which u are using, so that I can understand myself what feature u want to suggest.
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@yashpalgoyal1304 It has been a feature for the all versions of Firefox (Android) in the recent past. It works like so: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/open-links-background-later-viewing-firefox-android
It's a wonderful feature when you're using news aggregators, etc. where you want to read multiple links, and open all those links in tabs without having to continuously switch between the browser and the other app.
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I would love this feature as well! Any updates whether this is planned?
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I was getting ready to file this feature request myself. I have some notes on the behavior, I'll pull them up and post them here when I get a minute.
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One of my favourite features in Firefox Android. It's called "Tab Queue" and someone already has this feature request here: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/33006/tab-queue/1
I hope this gets implemented sometime soon
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Hi! Does someone know if there's a list of new features under consideration by the developers? Any chance this feature will find its way into Vivaldi for Android anytime soon?