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Jarkko Sakkinen

In Vivaldi, I don't get why you cannot open second profile to a workspace, or can you?

The most obvious practical use case for that feature in my opinion...

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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited yesterday
Old comment but I don't get the "nice to have" (granted, very old comment) part:

https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/102460/assign-profile-to-workspace

It's a feature that anyone who is employed by any company would appreciate, as often this means having e.g., two Google identities to manage. It's one of my main distractions that I need two independent browser windows to have two profiles (in any browser).

I think it would be a trans-formative because it would turn a power user feature into a mainstream feature. Right now I don't need workspaces for anything but if I could use them to organize my profiles into workspaces they would be a core part of my workflow..

Given that people are right now looking for options, and want data sovereignty, I'd rethink task prioritization; and especially I would think how to provide both sovereignty and killer features that make sense for the majority of the potential user base.

You should really think this through again :-)

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@jarkko @Vivaldi interesting idea. For me, the workspace are like a super stacked tab organization. Jira, one workspace, cloud interfaces for work, another, internal use sites, another, non work general, personal projects, etc. I don't use a second profile, but moving all of the non work stuff into that in their own workspace seems reasonable. Are you saying a different profile still has things like your Google login cookies so the work stuff would still show in a second profile?

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@Netux @Vivaldi Profiles in Chrome and Vivaldi don't share anything.
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