Vivaldi is a new desktop web browser for Windows, Mac, and Linux, built primarily for people who like to customize their browser to the nth degree. After over a year in development, it’s finally launched version 1.0–but is Vivaldi any better than the browsers you already use, and should you switch to it? Vivaldi was created by Vivaldi Technologies, a company run by the ex-CEO of Opera, Jón S. von Tetzchner. Opera lost a lot of its popular features when Opera Software transitioned from the Presto layout engine to the Blink web engine in 2013. Vivaldi aims to bring back those popular Opera features and to introduce new, innovative features to Opera’s original base of users. We installed Vivaldi and tested out some of the main features the company claims set the browser apart. Here’s how they stack up against the two other power user browsers, Chrome and Firefox. Customize Your New Tab Page with Speed Dial There are several features in Vivaldi that make your web browsing experience more efficient. The Speed Dial from Opera is included in Vivaldi, with some improvements. You can now collect your speed dial websites into named groups as well as change the background on the Speed… Read full this story
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