You can group open tabs in the Tab Switcher, but to create a new Tab Stack on the fly from the active tab and a link you want to open from the active tab, just select “Open in new Tab Stack” from the link’s context menu. Then all your research, shopping, recipe and other web pages will be grouped together into a neat stack.
With Web Panels you can keep sites easily accessible from Vivaldi’s side Panel. Most of the time, you’ll probably just quickly check the web panel and then return to browsing in the main tabs. But if you need to view multiple pages in the web panel and go back and forth a lot, additional controls can come in handy.
To enable the navigation buttons:
Then, in addition to the Home button, which is there by default, you’ll also see Back, Forward, and Reload buttons. 
A neat little feature Vivaldi has is the option to close all tabs except one. There are actually more ways to do it than the one mentioned above, so, let’s go over all of them.
For the last two, the tab you want to keep open needs to be the active tab.
Learn more about opening and closing tabs here.
Have you been experimenting with Vivaldi’s settings and now the browser doesn’t behave as you’d like it to? If you’re not sure which of the settings is causing issues, just reset them all and start from fresh. 😅
To reset settings:
Unless you’ve enabled Scrollable Tabs, tabs on the horizontal Tab Bar will get smaller and smaller the more you open them. To be able to spot the active tab no matter how many tabs you have open, you can assign a minimum width for the active tab.
To adjust the tab width:
Image files can reveal a lot of useful information about the photo and with Vivaldi you can view the information with just two clicks.
To open Image Properties:
A new tab will open with the photo and all available information about it.
Check out this blog post to learn more about the feature and to test it on a few example photos.
There are more ways to open bookmarks in Vivaldi than can be counted on one hand. One way is to type the bookmark nickname, instead of the long bookmark link, either in the address field on the Address Bar or in Quick Commands.
To give your bookmark a nickname, edit the bookmark and type a word you associate with the bookmark in the Nickname field.
Then, whenever you want to open the bookmarked page, just type the nickname in the address field or Quick Commands and press Enter. While typing, you can also see matching nicknames and the link they’re for in the drop down menu.
In Quick Commands, to open bookmarks as soon as you’ve finished typing their nickname, you can enable “Open Bookmarks on Nickname Match” in Settings > Quick Commands > Quick Command Options. That way you can even skip pressing Enter.
A common way to enhance blog posts is to add images to it. When you host your blog on Vivaldi.net, you can easily find and insert images to the blog using the Instant Images plugin. With the plugin you can add images from Unsplash, Pixabay and Pexels directly to your blog’s Media Library, without having to download the files to your computer first.
To add a photo to your blog:
You can also go to your blog’s Dashboard > Media > Instant Images, to browse and add images to your library.
To enable the settings:
It’s not enough to minimize the app or remove it from the app switcher menu to exit the browser. To exit Vivaldi:
When you take a screenshot of a web page using Vivaldi’s Capture tool and save it as a file on your computer, a title will be generated automatically. You can decide what information the title includes. To change the template:
Instead of clicking the Back/Forward button multiple times to return to a recently visited page, you can open a list of visited pages and open the one you need directly.
Here’s how:
Back/Forward button on the Address Bar.
It also works on Android! 🥳 Just tap and hold your finger on the Back/Forward button until a list with your recently visited pages opens.
On desktop, when you right-click on the list entry or hold down the Ctrl/⌘ key while clicking, the page will open in a new tab.
With the Sync feature you can synchronize your browser data across Vivaldi on multiple devices (computers, phones, tablets and even with some cars). In addition to Bookmarks, Notes and other data, you can also sync your open Tabs.
To sync Tabs:
Synced tabs button on the far side of the Tab Bar, select the synced device, and click on the web page you want to open. Synced tabs from the menu at the bottom of the window. Then, tap on the web page you want to open.
When you enable Minimize Active Tab in Settings > Tabs > Tab Features > Tab Cycling, you can click on the active tab on the Tab Bar to return to the previously opened tab.
The Pop Out Video feature, aka Picture-in-Picture, allows you to display HTML5 videos in a floating window so that you can continue watching the video while scrolling down a page or changing tabs.
To pop a video out from a web page:
pop out video button that appears at the top edge of the video.If you don’t see the button, check that Picture-in-Picture Button on Videos is enabled in Settings > Webpages.
Learn more about the feature on our Help page about Pop Out Video.
