Vivaldi is a free advanced Chromium-based web browser developed by Vivaldi Technologies. It is a company founded by former Opera Software co-founder and CEO John Stevenson von Tetzhner.
The browser is aimed at committed technologists, active Internet users, and previous Opera web browser users who are dissatisfied with Opera’s transition from the Presto layout engine to the Blink layout engine, which removed many popular features in the process.
Features of Vivaldi Browser:
Customize Everything, including the location of the browser tabs or address bars.
Adapt the Interface as you browse the web (the Vivaldi web browser’s color scheme adapts to the surroundings of the web you browse).
Tab Stacks. Organize your tabs using Tab Stacks (just drag a single tab to another for easy multiple grouping).
Page Tiling. Tile pages when you want to handily compare several pages at once in your web browser.
Web Technology. Vivaldi uses JavaScript and React to create the user interface with the help of Node.js and a long list of NPM modules.
Write Notes on the Go. take notes and add screenshots of web pages while browsing right in the Notes.
Quick Commands. They let you search through open tabs, bookmarks, history, settings, and more with one single keyboard shortcut. Control everything in your browser from one place.
Always in Sync. You can synchronize the bookmarks, history, passwords, and settings across different instances of the Vivaldi browser through the encrypted Sync infrastructure.
This browser includes a Qwant search engine that respects your privacy
Changes in Vivaldi 5.4.2741.3 Snapshot
- [Panel] Expand the editor resize handles (VB-90557)
- [Panel] Visible scrollbars in the collapsed editor (VB-90557)
- [Speed Dial] Jumps when navigating between folders (VB-90508)
- [Windows] Unclickable frame around the whole application in a fullscreen and maximized window (VB-90379)
- [Windows] Autohiding Windows taskbar does not appear (VB-90570)
System requirements
On Windows, Vivaldi installed on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, or later. On Windows XP only Vivaldi 1.0 works. You can download it from the Download Archive
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