Having to do a double click instead of a single click doesn’t seem like a big deal, but you’d be surprised how even the most minuscule differences can affect your workflow.
To enable bookmark opening with a single click:
And how about combining it with the “Open Bookmarks in New Tab” setting, which you’ll find right above “Open Bookmark Panel Items with Single Click”?
The same way you can decide how many Speed Dial columns you have on the Start Page when the browser window is large enough to fit a lot of them (see Tip #89), you can choose how many columns of widgets you have on the Dashboard.
To update the limit:
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Option 2
Being able to reopen a tab you just closed is a valuable tool to have in your pocket. In Vivaldi on Android, you can enable a message that appears, when you close a tab, that allows you to quickly restore the tab.
To be able to reopen the tab you just closed:
Vivaldi menu > Settings > Tabs.Then, whenever you close a tab, you have about 10 seconds to tap “Undo” and restore the tab.
To reopen a closed tab after the message has disappeared or to open one you closed earlier, go to the 
Closed Tabs view in the Tab Switcher.
You can hold down the Ctrl/⌘ button and select tabs individually, or use Shift + click to select several tabs in a row. But there’s something very satisfying about having tabs scattered all over the Tab Bar and watch all the ones from the same domain get selected and highlighted with one simple move.
You can even use these shortcuts together to get a mixed selection of tabs faster.
In addition to Speed Dials, you can have an automatically generated group of your most visited web pages on the Start Page.
To enable Top Sites:
Option 1
Option 2
Vivaldi Menu > Settings > Start Page.
Vivaldi Mail‘s “Jump to Latest” button makes it easy to hop back to the most recent email with a single click.
The button is only visible when the newest emails are out of view. Whether the button is at the top or bottom of the list depends on whether you sort your mail in ascending or descending order.
Latest emails, tasks, newest feed articles, most visited sites, favorite bookmarks, and more can be pulled into the all-in-one control center – the Dashboard.
To add a new widget:
Some widgets, like Date and Tip of the Day, can be added to the Dashboard once, but most can be added multiple times. This allows you to display different content in each widget, such as different email accounts, calendars, bookmark folders, etc.
To reorder tabs in the stack, rename the stack, and more, you’re probably opening the Tab Switcher, looking for the stack, and opening the stack view in the Tab Switcher. But there’s a shortcut to get to the Tab Stack view directly from the Tab Bar.
To open the Tab Stack for edits:
Staying on top of your favorite content in the Vivaldi Feed Reader is easier when you have the feeds you follow neatly organized into folders.
To add a new Feeds folder:
New Folder button. Alternatively, right-click on an existing feed or feed folder and select “New Folder” from the context menu.
Do you prefer to give the buttons on the toolbars plenty of breathing room, or do you want them packed together nice and snug next to each other? As with most things in Vivaldi, you’re in control and can decide what works best for you.
To change the UI density:
When you’re viewing multiple browser or app windows side by side, it can be difficult to see, which one you’ve focused on. Fading Vivaldi window’s colors when it’s not in focus helps to make it more obvious.
To enable background window color fading:
Images, videos and other types of files can convey important information or just decorate your blog posts. On your blog on vivaldi.net you can manage all media files in the Media Library.
To access the Media Library:
In the Media Library, you can upload new files, as well as view, edit and delete existing files.
Is your quick reply email getting longer than expected or do you temporarily want to hide it altogether?
To resize the Quick Reply field:
In addition to individual Speed Dial bookmarks, you can add thumbnails to Speed Dial folders (see Tip #69).
To add a custom thumbnail image to a bookmark folder:
Option 1
Option 2
“Select Custom Thumbnail”.The recommended image size is 440×360px and most image formats, including animated GIFs, are supported.
