@leocg
This would be a quality of life feature.
Since switching from Chrome to Opera GX I've loved the ease of access to everything.
Every time I've started to do something that I would have done in Chrome previously I've found a neat and tidy way to do it. With the exception of private browsing.
I utilise workspaces based on topics of browsing. Creating new ones when the need arises.
So for example at the moment I have one for general browsing for anything I fancy running through a search engine.
I then have one for planning a new PC build, locating the best price for parts etc.
One for gaming related tabs/pages.
One for warhammer 40k lore I'm reading.
Being able to keep everything tidy in a single window is great.
Previously in Chrome I did this using different windows which was messy, then eventually grouped tabs when that was implemented, which was similar to workspaces.
When it came to private browsing, for example buying/searching for a gift for my partner or planning a surprise trip away. I would open a new incognito window, so no matter what I searched or looked through, however many tabs I opened regardless of how I opened them I could be safe knowing I wasn't going to ruin a surprise gift/trip with the history or cache being stored or recorded.
In Opera gx I can open a private window which almost has the desired effect, but it's not as sleek and tidy as having a workspace do the same thing.
If I was to use a singular private tab within a workspace then you would have to ensure every tab opened was a private tab.
Being able to set a specific workspace for private browsing within a singular window, would be less conspicuous, tidier, sleeker.
