How do you create your own quick commands in Vivaldi?

Question

I am using the new Vivaldi browser. On the Vivaldi website, it says:

Quick commands menu is highly customizable allowing you to create your own commands and run them instantly.

But, how do you create your own quick commands in Vivaldi?

Answer 1

This may be a case of marketing people taking artistic liberties on the web page promoting Vivaldi. "Creating your own commands" appears to be a bit of a misnomer.

I posed the question on the Vivaldi forum and the gist of the responses (from a moderator and a "platinum" member) is that this refers to several features of the Quick Commands menu.

• You can customize the menu by adding shortcuts for commands to the menu (creating new menu selections, or "commands").

  Creating shortcuts: http://vivalditips.com/customization/shortcuts

  The main Vivaldi web page shows the shortcuts being included in the menu. I didn't find documentation on explicitly adding them to the menu, so I'm just assuming that this is automatic.

• You can type a free-form "command", which initiates an indexed search as you type to bring up existing commands that might include what you want: http://vivalditips.com/efficiency/quick-commands

  Since what you type isn't an existing command and it leads to executing the action you want, you've "created your own command".