


There's also an option to enable or disable showing previews and snapping when dragging windows to the edges. Depending on whether you want to have GNOME animations when maximizing windows or not, there's an option you can use to toggle true maximizing of windows. If you have a wide / ultrawide monitor, you can increase the number of tile columns from 2 to 3 or 4. The extension preferences offer the ability to tweak the extension behavior. WineTile requires GNOME Shell 3.28, 3.30, 3.32 or 3.34 (so it should work with Debian 10 Buster and newer, Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver and newer, Fedora 30 and newer, etc.) and it's compatible with both X11 and Wayland sessions.
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Do note that single window maximizing and maximizing to the left/right (edge tiling) are already present in the standard GNOME Shell, so there's no need to install anything if that's all you want.

Maximizing single windows and maximizing to the side snap modes also work next to quarter tiling, both using the keyboard ( Super/Win + Up to maximize a window, and Super/Win + Left or Right arrow to maximize a window to the left or right, taking 50% of the screen) and mouse. The extension brings quarter tiling functionality to GNOME Shell, using the Super/Win + Arrow keys or using the mouse (with previews and snapping when dragging the windows to the edges).
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The latest version of the browser can be downloaded for free from the Vivaldi web site.If you like the Microsoft Windows 10 tiling style, you can easily get your GNOME Shell desktop to support it with the help of an extension called WinTile. The access to favorite pinned tabs has been made quicker, and there are more instant notifications. The visibility of browser extensions in the address bar can be toggled, so they are not there when you do not need them. There is an expansion to customise top level domains. Other additions to version 1.7 include a warning message for HTTP websites that require passwords, which is less secure than the HTTPS protocol. Typing in "Mute" in the quick command menu brings up five options, Mute Tab, Mute Other Tabs, Mute All Tabs, Unmute Other Tabs and Unmute All Tabs. There is now an option to toggle the audio of all the tabs at once. However, for those who want to open a number of tabs, Vivaldi has added an option that does not require users to find the offending tab. Vivaldi has a popular sound control feature, that automatically identifies and stops the audio from tabs that are making noise. Users have to type in "Capture", to see four options, Capture Area to Disk, Capture Page to Disk, Capture Area to Clipboard and Capture Page to Clipboard. The Quick Commands menu is a handy way to access advanced features by entering a text string pertaining to the desired features. The screenshot feature can be accessed through the quick commands menu, by tapping the F2 key on Windows based machines and the Command + E key on Macs. Our aim is to improve every part of the browsing journey, and we are set on a mission to create new, exciting milestones this year and continue building a strong and user-driven browser." Instead of sending a URL to share something interesting on a page or having to go through a long process of taking, saving, editing and only then sending a screenshot, Vivaldi users get a much more powerful and efficient tool – and multiple ways of working with it. Jon von Tetzchner, CEO at Vivaldi Technologies says "Today, screenshots often replace written communication. The screenshot, whether of the whole page or a part of it, can be directly copied to the clipboard, to be pasted in other applications, just like a regular Print Screen command. Selected areas of a web page can also be saved in the Notes tab. Now the screenshot functionality has been extended to notes, and users can save screenshots of a web page in the notes section. Vivaldi 1.5 added an integrated notes feature, that allowed users to save custom notes about a web page within the browser itself. Users can save a portion of the screen as well, in the JPEG and PNG file formats. The convenient part about this feature, which is not available through the regular screenshot functionality through the Print Screen button, is the ability to save the entire web page as an image, not just the visible part. A camera icon on the status bar throws up the screenshot option.

There is now an in built screen shot feature that can be mapped to a keyboard shortcut. It introduces a slew of new features including advanced screenshots, audio control and more. Vivaldi has just released version 1.7 of the lightweight power user oriented web browser.
