Als Antwort auf Marcus Anthony Cyganiak

I try to run Vivaldi as much as possible out of the box, but I do add a few things:

1. Single key keyboard shortcuts. I have to have them.
2. Enable mail, calendar and feed reader.
3. I do play with themes.
4. Add FF and RW to the address bar.

I have a number of workspaces and I use tab stacks extensively. I open related tabs in a stack by default.

Hmm. I guess I do change a few things. 😀

Als Antwort auf ℤ𝕪𝕟𝕚𝕜𝕦𝕤𝕄𝕒𝕩𝕚𝕞𝕦𝕤

@zynikusmaximus
FF goes to the "next page". It can be a number of things, but an example would be to go to the next page of search results.

RW goes back to the first page on a server. Then to the last page of the previous server, etc.

These allow you to go quicker through history. You can assign them to keyboard shortcuts and mouse gestures as well.

Als Antwort auf Marcus Anthony Cyganiak

I use #Vivaldi on iPhone, and one of my favourite UI/UX options is the ability to move the address bar from top to bottom with tab bar turned on.

The tab bar is essential for me, as it’s a quick way to navigate between the many tabs I am using.

It also keeps me on top of closing tabs that I don’t need open, as they’re conveniently displayed in plain sight, rather than being tucked away on another screen you must tap to open, so I close tabs more often.

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