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Vivaldi browser's Dashboard. An arrow points at the Top Sites widget.

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Tip #602

View and access your most visited websites from the Top Sites Dashboard widget.

Top Sites offer a quick access to the sites you visit most often. Based on your browsing history, this feature ensures you spend less time searching for the websites you frequently use.

To enable Top Sites:

Go to the Dashboard.

Click on “Add Widget” at the bottom of the page.

Click on “Top Sites”.

#dashboard #webPages

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-602/

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Tip #602

View and access your most visited websites from the Top Sites Dashboard widget.

Top Sites offer a quick access to the sites you visit most often. Based on your browsing history, this feature ensures you spend less time searching for the websites you frequently use.

To enable Top Sites:

Go to the Dashboard.

Click on “Add Widget” at the bottom of the page.

Click on “Top Sites”.

#dashboard #webPages

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-602/

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Webmail's message composing settings. Arrow points to "Automatically save draft" setting.

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Tip #601

Choose how frequently should email drafts be automatically saved in Vivaldi Webmail.

When you’re writing an email in Vivaldi’s email service’s web view, Vivaldi Webmail 1, your draft will be automatically saved every 5 minutes. But you can change the frequency or disable this option altogether.

To review the draft saving setting:

Go to Settings > Preferences > Composing Messages > Main Options.

For “Automatically save draft” select:

Never

every 1 minute

every 3 minutes

every 5 minutes

every 10 minutes

Access to Vivaldi Webmail is granted to new users after some time of active use of Vivaldi’s Community services. More info. ↩︎

#webmail

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-601/

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Tip #601

Choose how frequently should email drafts be automatically saved in Vivaldi Webmail.

When you’re writing an email in Vivaldi’s email service’s web view, Vivaldi Webmail 1, your draft will be automatically saved every 5 minutes. But you can change the frequency or disable this option altogether.

To review the draft saving setting:

Go to Settings > Preferences > Composing Messages > Main Options.

For “Automatically save draft” select:

Never

every 1 minute

every 3 minutes

every 5 minutes

every 10 minutes

Access to Vivaldi Webmail is granted to new users after some time of active use of Vivaldi’s Community services. More info. ↩︎

#webmail

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-601/

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Keyboard Shortcuts Settings. Arrow pointing at a focused "Web Panel 1" entry.

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Tip #600

Create Keyboard Shortcuts for opening and closings individual Web Panels.

Keyboard Shortcuts are excellent for opening and closing Web Panels for a quick glance. But before you toggle Web Panels with Keyboard Shortcuts, you need to assign each panel its unique shortcut.

To add Keyboard Shortcuts:

Go to Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts > View.

Find the command “Web Panel 1”.

Click in the box next to it.

Press the keys you want to use for the shortcut on your keyboard.

Repeat with other Web Panels.

Then whenever you want to open one of the web panels just use the shortcut for both opening and closing the panel. If you already have one open, the shortcut will switch focus to the one you need.

#keyboardShortcuts #webPanels

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-600/

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Tip #600

Create Keyboard Shortcuts for opening and closings individual Web Panels.

Keyboard Shortcuts are excellent for opening and closing Web Panels for a quick glance. But before you toggle Web Panels with Keyboard Shortcuts, you need to assign each panel its unique shortcut.

To add Keyboard Shortcuts:

Go to Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts > View.

Find the command “Web Panel 1”.

Click in the box next to it.

Press the keys you want to use for the shortcut on your keyboard.

Repeat with other Web Panels.

Then whenever you want to open one of the web panels just use the shortcut for both opening and closing the panel. If you already have one open, the shortcut will switch focus to the one you need.

#keyboardShortcuts #webPanels

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-600/

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Start Page settings. Arrow pointing at "Reopen Speed Dial with".

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Tip #599

Choose whether to open the Start Page with the last viewed Speed Dial Group or with the first one on the list.

Start Page with the Speed Dials and Dashboard is a starting point in every new Vivaldi tab for most people. To make it useful, choose what you want to see.

To make your decision:

Go to Settings > Start Page > Reopen Speed Dial with.

Choose between “Last Selected Group” and “First Group”.

If you’re opting for “First Group”, check out this recent tip on reordering your Speed Dial Groups.

#customization #dashboard #speedDial #startPage

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-599/

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Tip #599

Choose whether to open the Start Page with the last viewed Speed Dial Group or with the first one on the list.

Start Page with the Speed Dials and Dashboard is a starting point in every new Vivaldi tab for most people. To make it useful, choose what you want to see.

To make your decision:

Go to Settings > Start Page > Reopen Speed Dial with.

Choose between “Last Selected Group” and “First Group”.

If you’re opting for “First Group”, check out this recent tip on reordering your Speed Dial Groups.

#customization #dashboard #speedDial #startPage

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-599/

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Multiple tabs being bookmarked on mobile versions of Vivaldi. Vivaldi on Android is on the left and Vivaldi on iOS on the right.

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Tip #598

Add multiple web pages to Bookmarks on mobile in one go.

When you’ve come across some useful websites during one of your browsing sprees, as long as you have all the web pages open in separate tabs, you can bookmark them all at once.

To bookmark multiple web pages on Android:

Open the Tab Switcher.

Open the   menu at the top of the screen and tap on “Select tabs”.

Tap on the tabs you want to bookmark.

Tap on the   menu again.

Select “Bookmark tabs”.

The bookmarks will be saved as a sub folder with the saved date in the title.

To bookmark multiple pages on iOS:

Open the Tab Switcher.

Tap on “Edit” in the bottom left corner and tap on “Select tabs”.

Tap on the tabs you want to bookmark.

Tap on “Add to…” in the bottom right corner.

Select “Add to bookmarks”.

Select the destination folder for the new bookmarks.

Tap “Done” in the top right corner.

Find out how to do it on desktop from Tip #242.

#android #bookmarks #iOS #tabs

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-598/

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Tip #598

Add multiple web pages to Bookmarks on mobile in one go.

When you’ve come across some useful websites during one of your browsing sprees, as long as you have all the web pages open in separate tabs, you can bookmark them all at once.

To bookmark multiple web pages on Android:

Open the Tab Switcher.

Open the   menu at the top of the screen and tap on “Select tabs”.

Tap on the tabs you want to bookmark.

Tap on the   menu again.

Select “Bookmark tabs”.

The bookmarks will be saved as a sub folder with the saved date in the title.

To bookmark multiple pages on iOS:

Open the Tab Switcher.

Tap on “Edit” in the bottom left corner and tap on “Select tabs”.

Tap on the tabs you want to bookmark.

Tap on “Add to…” in the bottom right corner.

Select “Add to bookmarks”.

Select the destination folder for the new bookmarks.

Tap “Done” in the top right corner.

Find out how to do it on desktop from Tip #242.

#android #bookmarks #iOS #tabs

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-598/

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Trashed events menu open in Vivaldi browser's Calendar. A larger trash icon is displayed on the side of the browser window to show what the button looks like and where to find it.

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Tip #597

Restore recently deleted Calendar events from Trash.

When a cancelled event is back on, instead of creating a new event in your Vivaldi Calendar you can simply restore the one you deleted.

To restore an event:

Open the main Calendar view.

Click on   “Trashed Events” in the top right corner of the calendar.

Click on the event you want to restore.

To restore the most recently deleted event, right-click on any of the timeslots in the Calendar and select “Restore Event From Trash”.

#calendar

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-597/

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Tip #597

Restore recently deleted Calendar events from Trash.

When a cancelled event is back on, instead of creating a new event in your Vivaldi Calendar you can simply restore the one you deleted.

To restore an event:

Open the main Calendar view.

Click on   “Trashed Events” in the top right corner of the calendar.

Click on the event you want to restore.

To restore the most recently deleted event, right-click on any of the timeslots in the Calendar and select “Restore Event From Trash”.

#calendar

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-597/

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Vivaldi browser's main menu open in Vivaldi on iOS. An Arrow is pointing at the "Share Vivaldi" option.

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Tip #596

Make it easy for your friends to install Vivaldi on iOS.

If your friend has still not made the switch to Vivaldi on their iPhone or iPad, you can help your buddy out by sharing the App Store link with him, so all they’ll have to do is open the link and tap Install. To make sharing easier for you, we’ve added a quick share option in the main Vivaldi menu.

To share Vivaldi:

Open the Vivaldi menu and scroll to the bottom.

Tap on “Share Vivaldi”.

Select how you want to share the App Store link.

Follow the app’s guidelines.

It’s a win-win situation. Your friend will be forever indebted to you for recommending the best browser out there and you’ll be helping us, so we can continue doing even more cool stuff at Vivaldi.

#install #iOS #share

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Tip #596

Make it easy for your friends to install Vivaldi on iOS.

If your friend has still not made the switch to Vivaldi on their iPhone or iPad, you can help your buddy out by sharing the App Store link with him, so all they’ll have to do is open the link and tap Install. To make sharing easier for you, we’ve added a quick share option in the main Vivaldi menu.

To share Vivaldi:

Open the Vivaldi menu and scroll to the bottom.

Tap on “Share Vivaldi”.

Select how you want to share the App Store link.

Follow the app’s guidelines.

It’s a win-win situation. Your friend will be forever indebted to you for recommending the best browser out there and you’ll be helping us, so we can continue doing even more cool stuff at Vivaldi.

#install #iOS #share

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-596/

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Dashboard being dragged to the first spot on the Start Page Navigation bar.

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Tip #595

Put your Speed Dial Groups on the Start Page into the correct order.

Have you added many bookmark folders as Speed Dials on the Start Page, but the order is all wrong, and/or you’d prefer to have the Dashboard as the first page rather than the last? Don’t fret! There’s a super easy way to get them in the correct order.

To reorder your Speed Dial Groups and the Dashboard:

Click on the group you want to move and start dragging it right or left.

Using the vertical line as a guideline, drop the group at its new location on the Start Page Navigation bar.

#bookmarks #dashboard #speedDial #startPage

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-595/

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Tip #595

Put your Speed Dial Groups on the Start Page into the correct order.

Have you added many bookmark folders as Speed Dials on the Start Page, but the order is all wrong, and/or you’d prefer to have the Dashboard as the first page rather than the last? Don’t fret! There’s a super easy way to get them in the correct order.

To reorder your Speed Dial Groups and the Dashboard:

Click on the group you want to move and start dragging it right or left.

Using the vertical line as a guideline, drop the group at its new location on the Start Page Navigation bar.

#bookmarks #dashboard #speedDial #startPage

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-595/

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Tip #594

Trigger Command Chains from a toolbar button with a custom icon.

Command Chains can be triggered with Quick Commands, Keyboard Shortcuts, Mouse Gestures, toolbar buttons, and from menus. Command Chain toolbar buttons all look the same, though. If you have multiple chains on the browser’s toolbars, you should give them custom icons to make them easier to recognize.

To give a Command Chain button a custom icon:

Go to Settings > Themes > Editor > Icons.

Select the icon you want to update.

Drag the file to the preview box.
Alternatively, click on the box and locate the file.

To add a Command Chain to a toolbar:

Go to the Vivaldi menu > View > Customize Toolbar.
Alternatively, right-click on one of the buttons already on the toolbar and select “Customize Toolbar”.

From the drop-down menu, select “Command Chains”.

Drag the chain’s button to the toolbar of your choice.

#commandChains #customIcons #customization #shortcuts

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-594/

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Tip #594

Trigger Command Chains from a toolbar button with a custom icon.

Command Chains can be triggered with Quick Commands, Keyboard Shortcuts, Mouse Gestures, toolbar buttons, and from menus. Command Chain toolbar buttons all look the same, though. If you have multiple chains on the browser’s toolbars, you should give them custom icons to make them easier to recognize.

To give a Command Chain button a custom icon:

Go to Settings > Themes > Editor > Icons.

Select the icon you want to update.

Drag the file to the preview box.
Alternatively, click on the box and locate the file.

To add a Command Chain to a toolbar:

Go to the Vivaldi menu > View > Customize Toolbar.
Alternatively, right-click on one of the buttons already on the toolbar and select “Customize Toolbar”.

From the drop-down menu, select “Command Chains”.

Drag the chain’s button to the toolbar of your choice.

#commandChains #customIcons #customization #shortcuts

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-594/

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Vivaldi browser's Dashboard with 2 web widgets on the bottom row. One showing a game and the other the set up process.

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Tip #593

Create custom widgets for the Dashboard with the help of Webpage Widgets.

There are different widgets you can add to the Dashboard in your Vivaldi browser – Feeds, Tasks, Bookmarks, etc. The Webpage Widget offers you the most flexibility, allowing you to add any webpage to the Dashboard (preferably one that looks good in a small web view).

To add a Webpage Widget:

Go to the Dashboard.

Click on “Add Widget” at the bottom of the Dashboard.

Select “Webpage”.

Enter the link of the website you want to view from the widget.

Click “Done”.

In the image below, you can see two webpage widgets on the bottom row. The widget on the left is a web page with a game and the one on the right shows the widget setup process.

#dashboard #webPages

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-593/

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Tip #593

Create custom widgets for the Dashboard with the help of Webpage Widgets.

There are different widgets you can add to the Dashboard in your Vivaldi browser – Feeds, Tasks, Bookmarks, etc. The Webpage Widget offers you the most flexibility, allowing you to add any webpage to the Dashboard (preferably one that looks good in a small web view).

To add a Webpage Widget:

Go to the Dashboard.

Click on “Add Widget” at the bottom of the Dashboard.

Select “Webpage”.

Enter the link of the website you want to view from the widget.

Click “Done”.

In the image below, you can see two webpage widgets on the bottom row. The widget on the left is a web page with a game and the one on the right shows the widget setup process.

#dashboard #webPages

https://tips.vivaldi.net/tip-593/