People write about Vivaldi. ๐ If you come across any stories, articles on tech sites and magazines, on social media and forums, blog or vlogs, please do share here.
A lot of them lead to some interesting discussions and bring forward your views. This way we can continue to spread the word about Vivaldi!
@ingolftopf Haha, while podcasts aren't mentioned in the description of "Vivaldi on the Web" sharing something like this is exactly what its here for. ๐
Built-in Email client
Privacy policy
Notes
Translation from/to many languages
Shareable Themes and theme scheduling
Tab Stacking
Tab Tiling
CSS Modifications
Status Bar Clock
Helpful community
@Ayespy said in Vivaldi now on Neverinstall:
@Zalex108 Interesting idea, but can you build a profile that can sync on neverinstall? This after all, is the make/break for users om iOS.
Right,
It will need to be tested.
@guigirl said in Interview with Jon in The Daily Swig:
It will be a happy day when V finally gives us that TST option too
I am afraid it it's too niche option and almost nobody knows about it ๐
meanwhile you can enjoy TST on YT for now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOCG2X-p-zw
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Nixtoober has [very brief] look at V 5.3 with M3...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoGfHNG702k
...seems to like it, but...
Once i noticed he was just a Horizontaller, i simply had to unsubscribe. ๐คช
PS: Not all Strayans speak as fast as he does. He's like this in all his toobs, & i just dunno why. ๐คทโ
I really don't remember what made me switch. I probably read an article about Vivaldi on a tech news site and decided to try it out. Haven't looked back since!
@jane-n Reminds me of Amazon's Fire tablet computers: They comes with Amazon's own software and app store. That's why they sell for so cheap, because Amazon makes her money from the services you buy for and with the tablet and not the tablet itself. But if you want to install the Google Play Store, and other non-Amazon software, you can do that.
reading the article made me wonder if Vivaldi has some formal way of checking user experience. As in: regularly reach out to users that use some other browser, and ask them to allow Vivaldi watching silently as the user
uses their current browser just like they ususally do
when they try Vivaldi for the first time and just say what is going through their mind as they try it.
A bit like the "Pro tips" series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL72e6dBabYNVkGc9qcnbBNpZ0s5tyIDhH but not for the purpose of publishing a marketing video, rather for the purpose of identifying the KEY things that make people try the browser and but then stop using it after 5-15minutes. The first 15 minutes should create the wow moments. If they put people off, then you always have to explain and explain and convince ... and that's not going to help spreading the word.
Maybe you could make a challenge of some sort: film yourself or your friend or grandma trying Vivaldi for the first time, top 10 useful / insight giving video submissions get some prize.
@stardepp
Hi, and another report, wich is really good, at:
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/vivaldi-browser-update-adds-mail-calendar-and-feed-reader/
Cheers, mib
