The implementation of containers/sandboxes currently found in Firefox Dev Edition is great. But I also love workspaces as implemented by Opera. They are really quite different things, but it would be nice to bring them together in this sort of way:

• Allow creating a workspace that is simply an organizational device (what we have already, with Opera workspaces).
• Allow the above, but sandboxed.
• Make it a little easier to right-click and create new workspaces of either type 'on the fly'.

I would love if the (right click) context menu for bookmarks included a copy option, something like this:

I have a lot of handy links to projects and online tools and it's really convenient to be able to grab the URL so I can share with a colleague or customer. Today, in Opera, I can only do this if I click edit and then copy the address...so this would just eliminate an extra step.

Thanks for considering!

Something I frequently do is right click a link and copy it, for use in whatever piece of text I am composing.

For example, I have bookmarked a bunch of knowledgebase links and help articles and in the process of delivering support to my users I often want to grab those links and embed them in replies that I am writing.

Unfortunately, so far as I can tell, when it comes to links I've saved to the bookmark bar this is only possible in Opera if I right click the bookmark, edit, then copy and paste the URL from there. What I'd love is if on right clicking links in the bookmark bar, the context menu included a Copy URL option.

Thanks!

The implementation of containers/sandboxes currently found in Firefox Dev Edition is great. But I also love workspaces as implemented by Opera. They are really quite different things, but it would be nice to bring them together in this sort of way:

• Allow creating a workspace that is simply an organizational device (what we have already, with Opera workspaces).
• Allow the above, but sandboxed.
• Make it a little easier to right-click and create new workspaces of either type 'on the fly'.

Not sure about Edge, but Chrome and Vivaldi both support this out-of-the-box.

(So does Firefox.)

I would love if the (right click) context menu for bookmarks included a copy option, something like this:

I have a lot of handy links to projects and online tools and it's really convenient to be able to grab the URL so I can share with a colleague or customer. Today, in Opera, I can only do this if I click edit and then copy the address...so this would just eliminate an extra step.

Thanks for considering!

Individual bookmarks by themselves on the toolbar can be right-clicked, but those in folders are treated as if they are left-clicked when they are right-clicked.

This didn't match my own experience and I wondered why but on reflection, I see it's unclear from my initial post that I was referring specifically to bookmarks within the bookmarks bar.

If I open the bookmark page/manager via Shift + Ctrl + B I can right click and copy bookmarks as expected, so that's A-OK.

For the bookmarks bar, however (and in my case, all of the bookmarks in the bookmarks bar are organized in folders), when I right click an individual bookmark though I get a context menu as expected with further options to select from, including Open, Open in new tab... etc - what's missing from my perspective is an option to Copy (the URL).

Something I frequently do is right click a link and copy it, for use in whatever piece of text I am composing.

For example, I have bookmarked a bunch of knowledgebase links and help articles and in the process of delivering support to my users I often want to grab those links and embed them in replies that I am writing.

Unfortunately, so far as I can tell, when it comes to links I've saved to the bookmark bar this is only possible in Opera if I right click the bookmark, edit, then copy and paste the URL from there. What I'd love is if on right clicking links in the bookmark bar, the context menu included a Copy URL option.

Thanks!