Drag links/bookmarks to open tabs in specified location
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I just recently switched from Chrome to Vivaldi, and am really loving it already.
One of the feature I use a lot in Chrome is the ability to drag links and bookmarks to a certain location in the tab bar. I do this when I need to open multiple links or bookmarks so that I can arrange them easily just at the time when I open them - not when everything is opened and rearrange them after.This is how dragging in Chrome looks like - there's a small arrow icon indicating where you will have the tab opened.
One other thing I think it's worth mentioning is that I think Vivaldi use to have the ability to drag selected text and open a tab to search for it using the default/selected search engine. I do this a lot when I want to search stuff from outside of the browser: for example, if I want to search for some text I received on Discord, I'd only need to select and drag it into the browser's tab bar and it would open a new tab and search it for me.
I think this stopped working after sometime ago when 6.0 was introduced according to: https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/24396/drag-text-to-tab-bar-tabs-to-search/50?page=3
Hopefully we can get this back too...
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@WiseClock Partly in a 6.1 Snapshot. Just drag text or link on the plus button in tab bar.
But drag on a existing tab bar does not work to open it. -
I deleted the off-topic post, apparently posted as a reply to the wrong thread.
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@Pesala Please add the link / highlighted text ---->new tab feature anywhere between tabs. I would do anything to find a proper fix.
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@ahy09
Hi, this is a feature request and it got exactly one user vote since 10 Month.
This doesn't get implemented anytime soon, I fear.
