Vivaldi takes tabs to the next level, literally
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@guigirl said in Vivaldi takes tabs to the next level, literally:
@HealingCross said in Vivaldi takes tabs to the next level, literally:
Too much annoying features for working focusedly
Then simply disable it in Settings & pretend it never happened. Simple.
Your wonderful and simple solution would eliminate roughly 60% of the complaints on this very forum and i share your sentiment,turn it off and never use it and move on.
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very nice add on!
I like also that we can still decide between compact and 2 level stack tabs!
I noticed that when I have too much tabs in a stack, I can't see all of them with the tab preview (I hope it's the right translation of the function), with the last version I could scroll the previews with the mouse wheels, while now they simply don't fit inside the broswer window and I can't scroll.
Is there an hidden settings to check this function or can i ask to have it back?
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Perhaps in Compact Stack Tabbing View you should also show the number of tabs?
Selectable Popup by click on the count.
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@ruarÃ: When switching from a stacked tab to a non-stacked tab, the second level tab disappears. This causes my whole address/navigation bar to move up or down a bit. Is there any way to have the second level tab always be visible, always in place?
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Very good update!, I was very excited when I saw "[Configurable menus][Bookmarks] List menu (VB-74664)" because I always wanted to open a bookmark folder as a new stack tab, so I wend and added "Create Tab Stack" command on it but.... it didn't work
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Really like the 2nd row of tabs! This is what I've been wanting out of tab stacks since forever.
I am however missing a shortcut to open a new tab within a stack. -
@Ruarà Whoaa, you really prepared this feature for a long time
Thank you very much for all Vivaldi team!! -
Will Google advertise G.Chrome have 2 level tab stack as new innovative feature 20 years from today?
Sorry, I'm currently hiatus from updating any of my CSS mod until further notice...
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Did you fixed the bug when Vivaldi suddenly crashes and closes my tabs for no particular reason then they come back but what I was writing disappears, It's been happening for quite some time even though I have the latest Vivaldi version 3.6 and disable my extensions
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Good to see RC2. This is RC2, right?
Because just yesterday there was a discussion about how if your monitor goes to sleep, when you wake it up, Vivaldi is frozen. I have no explanation how that's even possible, but unless it was solved overnight and is fixed in this release (I see no mention of it), then this is RC2.
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Wonderful new features, thank you.
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@rsilverblood If you want the second row to stay, hit the lock to the right in the second row.
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I really like the two rows of tabs, but there's an order issue when going to "next tab" if there is tabs after the current stack if set to "Create new tabs in a stack from parent"
It seems to put new tabs virtually at the end of all the tabs, thus if you open a tab in a newly created stack, its new tab will be at the end of the tabs, thus it's not the "next" tab when using shortcuts to go to the next tab.
I tried several configurations for "new tabs" and shortcuts using tab order but nothing helps.
Easy to reproduce, have two tabs opened, like a forum (A) and reddit (B), children tabs will create a stack.
Let's say I open two tabs from parent B (which is after tab A), now I have :- tabs : A B B1 B2
- navigating order : A B B1 B2
Now I open one tab from A, it creates a stack and I have : - tabs : A A1 B B1 B2
- but the order when using "next tab" is wrong : A B B1 B2 A1
Thus it jumps from stack to stack in the order you opened tabs which is confusing a lot.
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Love the new two level tabs. (and so do my co-workers) Great job!
one of them gave me the idea of, instead of a "two" level mode, keep it as one level but when clicking a group, replacing the current tab bar content with the tabs inside the groupd (he compared the idea to a folder mechanism). This plus a back button to go to the upper level. I'll leave here the idea for you
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@rseiler: I found a way to reliably reproduce the UI freeze and this bug also reproduces in Edge on Win10. Looks like this is actually a bug Chromium 88.
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I wasn't sure how I felt about the new 2nd row of tabs, but after more use I've come around to it. I'll keep using it and see how I feel after some time. I've been using Vivaldi for at least 5 years and love the features it has!
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