Vivaldi
Flexible browser featuring deep customization, integrated ad and tracker blocking, Chromium compatibility, powerful tab management tools, note sync, screenshot utility, custom web panels, theme and toolbar editing, plus support for Android, iOS, desktop, and privacy protections.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- HUAWEI AppGallery
- iPad
- openSUSE
- Snapcraft
- Android Auto
- Flathub
- Samsung Galaxy Store
- Fedora
- Ubuntu
- Debian
Features
Vivaldi News & Activities
Recent News
- Paul published news article about Vivaldi
- Paul published news article about Vivaldi
- Fla published news article about Vivaldi
Recent activities
- Klaus Vonstein commented on Vivaldi
Well, there are many things the team behind this browser is doing them right like: -no AI at all; -there is VPN, but unlike many other browsers, this one has a VPN extension that comes from a reputable VPN company and the cherry on top is that you can actually remove the VPN by uninstalling the extension; -no Google Search by default,you get Startpage wich uses the same search results from Google, but more private; -the mobile version supports extensions and I haven't experienced any Chromium...
privacy focused, HUGELY customizable, no ai. They may be chromium based but the above is basically saying NO to google. Forum about support and new feature requests
- Dingle-_-Derry liked Vivaldi
- Sebastian Paczoski updated Vivaldi
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Comments and Reviews
I have all of the "popular" browsers on my laptop. Nothing compares to Vivaldi. Nothing. It's the browser that Opera always wanted to be, and other browsers just can't touch it. Highly recommended.
You just haven't used browsers that don't suck.
So Choomaque wrote this in March '24 and says the browser sucks but in comments below dated July 24 he's apparently still using Vivaldi, or was until he uninstalled it.
I seriously think this guy's just trolling.
Funny you would tell this, Vivaldi is created by the original creators of Opera before being sold. Vivaldi tries to bring back old Opera features missing from the current one.
I gave it a try due to the hype, I was disappointed. It has way too much bloatware for me, and after taking a closer look it's not as privacy focused as I'd like either. It also appears that the whole Vivaldi app is just a chromium extension with some APIs and permissions. I get that the point of that is to enable all the customization, but it's incredibly slow, not for me.
Well, there are many things the team behind this browser is doing them right like: -no AI at all; -there is VPN, but unlike many other browsers, this one has a VPN extension that comes from a reputable VPN company and the cherry on top is that you can actually remove the VPN by uninstalling the extension; -no Google Search by default,you get Startpage wich uses the same search results from Google, but more private; -the mobile version supports extensions and I haven't experienced any Chromium based browsers that support extensions on mobile; -super customizable, especially for power-users. There are aldo the down sides like: -this browser is not open-sourced, while the platform on top of wich is built is open-source, the added code that makes Vivaldi is not, it's propritary; -this browser may seem advertised as privacy focused until you have a look on Privacy Tests and see it's as private as Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Opera by default.
privacy focused, HUGELY customizable, no ai. They may be chromium based but the above is basically saying NO to google. Forum about support and new feature requests
The only browser I like
I've been using this browser for years now, and it is absolutely amazing in almost every way. Just about every feature you could want or need is there. It also manages to be fast and reliable despite the bulk. I have very few complaints about it, just a few bugs here or there, but nothing grave. Plus, of course, the stance on privacy and the browser's country of origin gives me the confidence that it's not going to abuse my data.
I started using Vivaldi after being away for some years. It looks and feels pretty light and stable.