Filter domain/subdomain when set New Tab Position As Tab Stack with Related Tab
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What's the matter?
I configure the "New Tab Position" as follows :
I open new tab a.com/2.html from a.com/1.html.
These two tabs will be in a tab stack. That's OK.I open new tab b.com/1.html from a.com/1.html.
These two tabs will also be in a tab stack.
I don't think a.com/1.html and b.com/1.html should be in a tab stack because their domains/subdomains are different.What do I suggest?
I suggest Vivaldi has a checkbox named "As same domain/subdomain of Related tab" under the New Tab Position option in the Setting page.
The checkbox is available when users set New Tab Position As Tab Stack with Related Tab.
If it is checked, when I open new tab b.com/1.html from a.com/1.html, these two tabs will not be in a tab stack. -
@ljtang2009 To open a link in a new tab outside of the stack, drag it and drop it onto the New Tab [+] button.
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Said:
I don't think a.com/1.html and b.com/1.html should be in a tab stack because their domains/subdomains are different.
They open in a tab stack because "Related" means relation "Parent-Child".
Parent: a.com/1.html.
Child: b.com/1.html
Look this post to install a Mod to Group tabs by domain:
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@barbudo2005
Said:Look this post to install a Mod to Group tabs by domain:
That should be a practical solution.
I haven't tried it because "Modding Vivaldi" cannot be synchronized and the operation is complicated.I find some extensions from chrom web store such as this.
It can automatically create groups for tabs according to the domain.
But it also has bugs in Vivaldi.
It is another topic:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/98601/adapt-to-extensions-that-can-automatically-create-groups-for-tabsThank you very much for your reply.
