Move the extensions in the toolbar?

luetage

@MyVivaldiBrowser Will come at some point, but are you willing to wait months to years for it? I included the CSS needed in above post. Enable “Allow for using CSS Modifications” in vivaldi://experiments, create a .css file and copy the code into it, link to that file from vivaldi://settings/appearance/.

Or wait.

Dancer18

@MyVivaldiBrowser It's very easy (in Linux and Windows at least) with Shift + mouse-hold-left to move them.
You can move panel-icons the same way, even the items in the status bar.

MyVivaldiBrowser

I made a big mistake in my first post. Sorry. ‍️

This: Except...no way to move the extension icons in the menu bar from the far left side of the bar to the right,

Should be:

....to move the extension icons in the menu bar from the far RIGHT side of the bar to the LEFT,

Dancer18

@MyVivaldiBrowser You mean to move them left of adress-bar?

luetage

@MyVivaldiBrowser I know, the code already does exactly that.

MyVivaldiBrowser

Yes. To the left of of address bar. Sorry to be so confusing.

MyVivaldiBrowser

@Gwen-Dragon Thanks

Dancer18

@MyVivaldiBrowser
I tried the css-solution from @luetage . And it works.
It is not difficult to manage it.

Take a simple text-editor,
paste in this code:

.toolbar-extensions {order: -1;}

name the file as "custom.css" and save it on your computer somewhere.
paste in this URL in your vivaldi - adressbar:

vivaldi://experiments/

and check the box Allow for using CSS modifications
open your settings by pasting this URL into your adress - bar:

vivaldi://settings/appearance/

find this section to give the right path to your custom.css (sorry my screenshot is in german, but you'll find it):
Then close the browser and restart.

That's it. good luck!

MyVivaldiBrowser

Thank you for the detailed CSS how-to. I was on the verge of doing that CSS but then I discovered the option to which hide individual extensions, and the way to show them again. So that will suffice for now. Also, I wanted to move individual extensions from the right to the left, not all of them.
If I eventually proceed with the CSS I'm going to make a note that I did that and keep that note in Vivaldi in case version updates don't maintain the CSS or I need to revert back.

spymunna

You can simply press Ctrl+Drag with Mouse to arrange extensions order