Jon S. von TetzchnerMar 20

We are always trying to make @Vivaldi better and our latest release is another example of that. This time our focus was on hiding the UI. Why we do that? Because some of you have been requesting a minimal UI and that is what we have now delivered, but with the UI always close and also fully under your control. Try it out and you will understand! It can be accessed from a button in the status bar or through CTRL F11. Hint : Try associating it with fullscreen (F11), for an even better experience! There is a setting for that, of course.

Another function we added is follow tab. Tie together two tabs side by side. Click a link on the left side and view it on the right side. Great for going through search results without having to go back and forth or viewing images or the like.

Let me know what you think! I hope you like it!

https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-on-desktop-7-9/

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Show threadvekkq
@jon @Vivaldi with the tab bar floating away from the screen edge, it becomes harder to click tabs.
the edge normally helps to stop the mouse cursor from overshooting its hit target.
Mar 21 at 9:10amWeb
Show threadTrit’Mar 22

@vekkq @jon @Vivaldi It could have a longer delay (2 seconds) before it hides again, I agree. And a larger hitbox: it tends to hide when I have the mouse on the bookmark bar (ON it, not outside of it).

EDIT: it occurs because I set the UI scale to 120%.