It’s easy to accumulate an abundance of tabs, so every now and then it’s good to close them. You can of course close them one by one, which gives you the chance to review the tabs you’re closing or you can be bold and close them all at once.
To close all tabs:
menu button at the top of the page.
When you swipe right or left on the Android browser’s Address Bar or bottom toolbar, you can switch to the next or previous tab that you have open.
When you swipe down from the Address Bar (up, if you’ve moved the Address Bar to the bottom), you can open the Tab Switcher, from where you can see all your open tabs, as well as access private, recently closed and synced tabs. In case the swipe down/up gesture doesn’t seem to work, make sure you have Enable Address Bar Swipe Gesture toggled on in Settings.
If you browse with Vivaldi on multiple devices, then by using the Sync feature, you can continue browsing seamlessly when switching devices.
To be able to access tabs you have open on other devices:
Vivaldi menu > 
Settings > 
Sync. To open synced tabs on desktop:
cloud icon on the right side of the Tab Bar (bottom, if you’re using a vertical Tab Bar).To open synced tabs on Android:
cloud icon on the menu at the bottom of the screen.
Learn more about Sync:
To close a tab, hold down the right mouse button and swipe down and right, making an L shape.
Keep doing that to close multiple tabs one after another. It’s a great and fast option, when you want to see what’s on the page before closing it.
In case you accidentally closed a tab or changed your mind, you can reopen recently closed tabs by holding down the right mouse button and swiping up and right.
You can discover more gestures and customize them in Settings > Mouse > Gesture Mapping.
Vivaldi allows you to save your current open tabs as a named session, so you can open the tabs whenever you need them.
To save all open tabs in one or all windows as a session:
Vivaldi menu > File > Save All Tabs as Session or type “Save All Tabs as Session” in Quick Commands.To save only some tabs as a session:
To open a saved session:
Vivaldi menu > File > Open Saved Session or type “Open Saved Sessions” in Quick Commands.Ctrl/⌘ + Tab and Ctrl/⌘ + Shift + Tab are well-known Keyboard Shortcuts used for cycling through tabs, but in Vivaldi you can also cycle using just your mouse.
To do that, first check that Switch Tabs by Scrolling has been enabled in Settings > Tabs > Tab Features > Tab Cycling. Then you can hover the mouse cursor over the Tab Bar and scroll to switch tabs. Alternatively, regardless of where the mouse cursor is located in the Vivaldi window, you can hold down the right mouse button or ALT key and scroll to cycle through tabs.
To make cycling through tabs even better, enable Show Tab Cycler from Settings > Tabs > Tab Features > Tab Cycling. That way, instead of switching to the next tab immediately, you scroll through tab previews and switch only after you’ve selected a tab and release the right mouse button or ALT key.
I think we can all agree that Tiling Tabs is an excellent feature in Vivaldi, that allows you to view multiple web pages side by side. What’s even better is that you can resize the tiled tabs, because not all web pages need the same amount of space to see the important content.
To resize tiled tabs:
To reset the resized tabs:
the Page Tiling button on the Status Bar.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.
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.
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:
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.
When you group tabs into a stack, the icon and title of the most recent active tab in the stack will be shown on the Tab Bar. With many tabs and stacks, locating the tab you need can still take time. Tab Stack renaming to the rescue!!! By giving the stack a title, you can spot the right stack on the Tab Bar in no time. 💪
There are a couple of ways to rename a Tab Stack.
Option 1
Option 2
In case you have enabled minimizing tabs or closing tabs on double-click, it’s not possible to start renaming a Tab Stack with double-click.
Option 3
