@psu-strummer said in [Suggestion]Allow Customize Toolbars:

Vivaldi rivals Opera of course, and to be true is more full-featured, and more customizable.

i really don't know anything about what makes any one of of the "chrome" browsers truly "unique" from its brethren. E.g. V8, Chromium, Webkit. Blink? ... and how those components relate to/ depend upon/ enhance one another, etc.

I'd been using Vivaldi as a "primary" browser maybe the past 9 mos - year, "default" in Windows. before that it was waterfox. Opera is always there though. I always have an Opera browser installed.

the boy ain't lyin'

@cyranose-0

you're welcome!

What is it about Workspaces that you do with it that makes it critical to have them (one can "hear" the frustration in your voice, above, so it must be useful for you!)

I don't use the workspaces. Consider that in the context: i don't really use the multiple desktops on Linux Desktop's either, where that generally an option-- though I used to 20 yrs ago when I first tried Linux. I assume you use it as a means of organizing something about your productivity. I'm never satisfied w/ my configured options. There's no point in me trying to settle. I've tried. Anymore, I just go with whatever works that day. Too many options. Too few options. Too much time spent on it, then I forget what I opened the app for in the first place. ADHD i guess. i dunno.

Cheers and best regards!

@cyranose-0
You might start by checking here:

https://www.sync.opera.com/bookmarks

It doesn't answer your question, specifically. But it might give you the info you need.

Hi there. The latest edition of Opera One is really nice! Thank you!

Opera is always at the top of my list of best browsers. Not sure how you managed to maintain that even after presto.

Vivaldi rivals Opera of course, and to be true is more full-featured, and more customizable. But. That doesn't necessarily mean it's a better browsing experience.

That said, one thing I like there is the ability to move my toolbars around, and move or choose what items are present in the toolbars. I really like what Opera did with the way it's basically collapsible at the touch of a button. Vivaldi needs to take your advise on that!