By increasing the maximum width of tabs and taskbar buttons, you can
- see more of their text labels without truncation,
- have a larger hit area for your mouse pointer, and
- make better use of the space on your wide monitor.
This does not break the resizing logic when you open more tabs, so the worst-case scenario behavior is unchanged. For example, you could set the maximum tab width to a size at least as wide as your monitor. Then, when you have one tab open, it will consume 100% of the available space. Next, when you open another tab, they will each consume 50% of the available space. When the minimum tab width is reached, the existing overflow or scrolling logic will still apply.
Thanks for answering. I originally learned this way of changing the width of the tabs in the following Vivaldi forum post:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/94907/how-to-customize-maximum-tab-width-of-vivaldi
I can't say if its author took the method from you. It has always worked, until version 7.6.
I modified the following string inside bundle.js:
ohe=180,rhe=150,lhe=30,che=16 (current for 7.6 version)
Instead of 180 I entered my favorite value: 240. Now if I launch Vivaldi, the U.I. does not open.
Thank you for the suggestion to use your program (and who knows, maybe I will in the future) but for now I'd prefer to continue using one that synchronizes a bundle.js modified by me (as above) with the one in the Vivaldi folder.
I would appreciate if you could explain to me why the method used so far no longer works (please note that I don't know about js).
P.S. Sorry but I don't understand how I should use the string you suggested:
https://github.com/Aldaviva/VivaldiCustomLauncher/blob/master/VivaldiCustomLauncher/Tweaks/BundleScriptTweak.cs#L65
I can't find it inside bundle.js.