Can any browser out there, Vivaldi or otherwise, take the tabs of a window and save the corresponding list of URLs so I can reopen that window of tabs at a later date? That’s one essential feature I want from a browser, I’ve grown to desire more over the years, but for some strange reason, no browser I’ve seen out there allows you to treat sets of URLs as such.
Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
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Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#92Can any browser out there, Vivaldi or otherwise, take the tabs of a window and save the corresponding list of URLs so I can reopen that window of tabs at a later date? That’s one essential feature I want from a browser, I’ve grown to desire more over the years, but for some strange reason, no browser I’ve seen out there allows you to treat sets of URLs as such.
There are extensions for Chrome and Firefox that do exactly that.
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#93Can any browser out there, Vivaldi or otherwise, take the tabs of a window and save the corresponding list of URLs so I can reopen that window of tabs at a later date? That’s one essential feature I want from a browser, I’ve grown to desire more over the years, but for some strange reason, no browser I’ve seen out there allows you to treat sets of URLs as such.
Safari can save all of a window's tabs to a bookmark folder, and it supports opening a whole folder as a new window.
There's no "sync", though; if you save the tabs to a folder, then open the folder as tabs, there's no link to update the folder again. Saving the new window as tabs will create another folder.
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#94Can any browser out there, Vivaldi or otherwise, take the tabs of a window and save the corresponding list of URLs so I can reopen that window of tabs at a later date? That’s one essential feature I want from a browser, I’ve grown to desire more over the years, but for some strange reason, no browser I’ve seen out there allows you to treat sets of URLs as such.
There is an extension that does exactly that: https://www.gettoby.com/
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#95Sadly, Vivaldi is not an open-source web browser[1]. [1] https://help.vivaldi.com/article/is-vivaldi-open-source/
Until the headline reads "Vivaldi source code released", the browser is irrelevant. They really need to get their act together on this point, there's no excuse for a closed source web browser in 2018.
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#96Can any browser out there, Vivaldi or otherwise, take the tabs of a window and save the corresponding list of URLs so I can reopen that window of tabs at a later date? That’s one essential feature I want from a browser, I’ve grown to desire more over the years, but for some strange reason, no browser I’ve seen out there allows you to treat sets of URLs as such.
Edge does that. You can "set aside" the tabs you currently have open. You can have multiple set of tabs "set aside"
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#97Last time I tried Vivaldi (over a year ago), the browser shortcuts were taking precedence over website shortcuts. I noticed this in Google Sheets and others. I hope that's fixed now Firefox is likely to remain my default browser, but there's a lot to like about Vivaldi.
> Last time I tried Vivaldi (over a year ago), the browser shortcuts were taking precedence over website shortcuts. I noticed this in Google Sheets and others. I hope that's fixed now
I feel that's how it should be.
OS > Browser > Browser Extension > Website
Using some sites(JIRA in particular) in Firefox is painful as they just capture every keypress/combo regardless of whether they need it or not. Yes, it's lazy on the website devs part but that is why I think they should be last in line.
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#98(25 years FF user) Trying out Vivaldi 2.0, tab management is much better than Firefox, e.g. Vertical Tab View shows closed tabs, I can drag & drop closed tabs into a window to just reopen them.
No tree style tabs though
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#99Can any browser out there, Vivaldi or otherwise, take the tabs of a window and save the corresponding list of URLs so I can reopen that window of tabs at a later date? That’s one essential feature I want from a browser, I’ve grown to desire more over the years, but for some strange reason, no browser I’ve seen out there allows you to treat sets of URLs as such.
in Vivaldi: File > Save Open Tabs as Session
Re: Vivaldi 2.0 – includes sync, resizable tab tiling, floating web panels and more
#100Can any browser out there, Vivaldi or otherwise, take the tabs of a window and save the corresponding list of URLs so I can reopen that window of tabs at a later date? That’s one essential feature I want from a browser, I’ve grown to desire more over the years, but for some strange reason, no browser I’ve seen out there allows you to treat sets of URLs as such.
My interpretation of your comment is to literally save a list of URLs (in plaintext or html)
This plugin has "Copy all to clipboard" button which does that https://github.com/antonycourtney/tabli