The only reason I don't use the sidebar extensions is because it means having 2 sidebars. It looks out of place and is clunky. Here's a crude, quick mock-up of how it could look like: https://i.imgur.com/2xHwi78.png Vivaldi handles having sidebars with the internal browser features + web panels nicely. Also, a simple way of adding web panels would be very welcome.

The only reason I don't use the sidebar extensions is because it means having 2 sidebars. It looks out of place and is clunky. Here's a crude, quick mock-up of how it could look like: https://i.imgur.com/2xHwi78.png Vivaldi handles having sidebars with the internal browser features + web panels nicely. Also, a simple way of adding web panels would be very welcome.

I've been thinking about how it would be that if you close a tab whose location is on the Speed Dial it would just get hidden without actually removing it from memory or at least suspended, sort of like 'hibernated'. This way the closed Speed Dial items would open up immediately from the last point you've been working on.

Since I like to buy cheap stuff I probably don't need, would be nice to see what I might be interested, right on Speed Dial.

I'd like a couple of features that MPC-HC video player has:

• When you enable "Limit window proportions on resize", there are no additional black bars on the sides or top and bottom.
• When you enable "Snap to desktop edges", well, it snaps to the desktop edges when you put it nearby, but you can also put it off-screen if you want to.

I currently put in that extra-effort to precisely resize and place the pop-out video frame on the bottom right corner of my screen. I wish this wasn't necessary.

I'm running v. 44.0.2510.857 on Windows 10 and whenever I enter a few characters in the Downloads history search box that tab freezes for a good while (like 30 seconds). I hope this can be improved somehow for the next version.

I completely agree on this