Instant Link Launcher

Opens the web pages and app links you use most with one tap, from the long-press menu, or from a button on the page.

Instant Link Launcher opens the web pages you use most in no time. • Tap the toolbar icon to open the page you chose for it. • Long-press the icon (right-click on a computer) to pick from your other pages (up to 6). • Choose how each page opens: in a new tab, in the current tab, closing all other tabs, or closing all other tabs and the browser (next time, the browser usually starts with that page). • When other tabs are closed, choose whether to close tabs left from before too, or only the tabs opened in this process. • Set your home page to open and close all other tabs, and one tap tidies up your tabs and takes you home. • If you like, turn on a button at the bottom right of web pages: tap it to open the icon's page, or long-press it to pick another. Choose its shape, color and opacity, move it anywhere, or hide it on sites where it gets in the way. Apps that can be opened from a browser can be added too, using their links (such as custom schemes). On Vivaldi for Android, they work as buttons that open apps on your phone. What's new in 1.1.0 • The extension's screens are now in English as well as Japanese, following your browser's language. • New setting, "How other tabs are closed": "Close all tabs" also closes tabs left from before, but on Android the screen may split for a moment. "Close only tabs opened in this process" keeps the screen steady, but if the browser was shut down in the background and reopened, tabs from before that stay open. • "Open, then close all other tabs and the browser" now closes the browser sooner. Privacy Your links are stored only in your browser. The extension does not collect or send any data, and it does not read the pages you visit. Without the button on pages, it runs only when you tap its icon or menu. The button on pages is off at first; when you turn it on, the extension asks for access to all sites so that it can place the button on each page. It only adds the button and never reads the page. Turning the button off gives the access back. Note: anyone looking at your browser can see the menu names, so give links you'd rather keep private a different name.