Middle mouse click on the Reload button to duplicate the active tab.
Do you quickly want to make a copy of the tab you have open in front of you, including all its history? Then all you need to do is click with the middle mouse button (scroll wheel) on the Reload current page button and it will open an exact clone of the tab you have open.
Then you can continue browsing in one of the tabs while staying at the place you need in the other.
Hide or move the close button to prevent accidental closing of tabs.
Vivaldi is all about giving you options, so you can make Vivaldi look and behave exactly the way you want it. In this tip will tell you a little about what you can do with regards to closing tabs.
When you go to Settings > Tabs > Tab Display > Tab Options you can make adjustments to the Close Tab button. You have the following options:
Hide the button completely by disabling Display Close Button. In addition to the Tab Bar, it will also hide the button in the Window Panel.
Choose whether to display the button on the left or right side.
Permanently show the close buttons instead of just on hover. Note that it leaves less space for tab titles.
If you have chosen to hide the close button, you can close tabs in one of the following ways:
Right-click on a tab and select Close Tab.
Enable double-clicking on a tab to close it in Settings > Tabs > Tab Handling.
Group all tabs from the same domain into one Tab Stack with just two clicks.
Have you gone down a research rabbit hole and now have too many tabs from the same website open? Tab Stacking helps to keep better track of these tabs.
To group tabs from the same domain into one stack:
Right-click on one of the tabs on the Tab Bar or in the Window Panel.
Select Stack Tabs by Host (# of example.com).
If you have opened multiple tabs from several websites, try grouping them by domain all at once by following Tip #156.
Long press on the Tab Switcher button in Vivaldi on Android to open a new tab.
There are a few ways you can open a new tab in Vivaldi on Android. Perhaps a less discoverable yet very handy way to open a new tab is the following:
Long press on the Tab Switcher button on the bottom toolbar.
Select whether you want to open a new tab, a new private tab or create a new tab stack with the current tab. You can also close the active tab from there.
Hold down Shift or Ctrl / Cmd key to select multiple tabs.
Selecting multiple tabs at once to execute commands on them can help you cut off seconds if not minutes from your workflow, making you more efficient and productive. In addition to stacking and tiling tabs, you can reload, pin, duplicate, hibernate tabs and a lot more – all at once.
To select multiple tabs in a row:
Select the first tab for your selection.
Hold down the Shift key on your keyboard.
Click on the last tab in the selection.
To select tabs one by one:
Select the first tab for your selection.
Hold down the Ctrl (Windows and Linux) or Cmd (macOS) key on your keyboard.
Click on each of the other tabs you want to select.
You can use the same keys to deselect already selected tabs.
See the video below to see tab selection in action.
Select what to display in the Address Field drop-down menu.
Whenever you type a search keyword or a URL in the Address Field, you’ll get suggestions based on what you type. What is displayed there is up for you to decide.
Go to Settings > Address Bar > Address Filed Drop-Down Menu to review and update your setup.
You can include the following in the drop-down menu:
Move tabs from one window to another using the Window Panel.
Have you opened multiple windows with numerous tabs in each and now things look a bit too chaotic. The best place to organize your Tabs across Windows is the Window Panel.
To move tabs from one window to another:
Open the Window Panel.
Expand the folders listing your tabs in each window.
Click and hold down the mouse button on a tab you want to move.
Drag the tab to another window.
Using drag and drop it’s also easy to reorder tabs within the same window.
Move the Tab Bar to the side of the window to display tabs vertically.
If you use a lot of tabs, it can get confusing. Before you know it, you aren’t able to view the titles of your tabs and that can get you into all sorts of trouble. In Vivaldi, you can display your Tab Bar on the top, bottom, left, or right. If you choose to display tabs left or right, they will display vertically. There are many advantages to that, one of them being that you will be able to read the titles of your open tabs.
Long press on the active tab on Vivaldi on Android to close all other tabs.
We showed you how to close all other tabs and leave only the active tab open on the desktop version of Vivaldi in Tip #32. Now we’re showing you how to do the same in Vivaldi on Android.
Pick the best layout for tiled tabs – vertical, horizontal or grid.
Tab Tiling can really take your productivity to the next level by allowing you to easily view multiple web pages at once. Since websites are different, the same tiling layout doesn’t work for all of them. So, whenever you tile tabs, select the layout that works best.
First, to tile tabs:
Select the tabs you want to tile using the Shift or Ctrl / ⌘ key.
Right-click on one of the selected tabs and select Tile # Tabs.
Set your favorite web page as the Homepage and New Tab Page in Vivaldi on Android.
If you prefer to open a specific web page whenever you open a new tab or tap the home button, instead of the Start Page with your favorite bookmarks, Speed Dials, you can make the adjustment in the app’s settings.
Hover your mouse over the Tab Bar and scroll to switch tabs.
In Tip #53 we told you how to switch tabs with right-click and scroll. In this post we’re sharing another tab switching option using your mouse’s scroll wheel.
Browse with Vivaldi on Android in multiple windows just like on desktop.
Android 12 and up supports opening multiple windows of the same app. This means that if you have a newer mobile device, you can browse with Vivaldi in multiple windows just like on desktop.
Multiple windows are supported better on devices with larger screens, such as tablets. To open a new window on a tablet or a phone with a width larger than 600dp:
Open the Vivaldi menu.
Select New Window.
Though not as convenient, you can open a new window on a smaller screen by following these steps:
Open Vivaldi.
Open your device’s app switcher.
Long-press on the Vivaldi logo above the app preview thumbnail to open a split-screen view.
Search for Vivaldi and tap on it to open a new window in the other half of the split screen.
Exit split screen view, for example, by swiping the divider all the way up or down the screen.
When checking the app switcher, you’ll see Vivaldi listed twice or more, if you’ve opened even more windows.
Check out the Help page about Windows on Android to learn more about managing windows on your mobile device.