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  Introducing Vivaldi Mail in Technical Preview
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  Vivaldi Mail is about giving the choice to communicate online in a much more organized way while having the comfort of knowing that you are in control of your data and choices. https://lmovers.ae/نقل-اثاث-دبي-2/
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  Vivaldi Browsercast: The fight to keep the web open (Part 2)
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  @Eggcorn Before too long Starlink Internet may be an option for rural areas. Currently, if you can get the Beta version, the price is rather high. $499 upfront cost for hardware $99 a month for 50 Mbps and 20 ms latency Compared to my Vodafone fibre: £24.50 a month ($32) for 60-70 Mbps and 11 ms latency Turbo is out of date, or soon will be, in my opinion. After all, who wants heavily impressed images?
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  Minor update (4) for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 3.4
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  @Stormersh why
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  Take it or leave it: Notifications in Vivaldi
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  It would also be handy if clicking a windows notification actually took to the tab that raised it.
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  We reveal a security problem in the Google Cloud API Console
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  @Kocho I hope so.
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  Vivaldi for Linux ARM, including the Raspberry Pi
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  @luetage: running 32bit on 64bit arch has little sense as it is always the last resort, when no native 64bit version exists (the reasons for that are usually the app is discontinued or app development is somehow slow).
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  Privacy alternatives to Gmail? This is Vivaldi partner Fastmail
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  @WildEnte ... The E-Mail (Web Mail) "integration" into Vivaldi or add any or many mail account(s) to your workflow is in fact possible since long .... ... Via Vivaldi browser panel.... Smoothly, the way it works. For additional e-mail features switching to the client is not a big deal right? and Nop, I am not a big fan of this multi functional merging up features-applications. I prefer two high end apps which both comes with a max of productivity- and security features ....
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  Minor update (5) for Vivaldi Android Browser 3.4
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  The external URL handlers broken on Android a few updates ago are still dysfunctional (even though the issue was marked closed by support). Whenever I tap on a mailto:, ed2k:, etc. URL, nothing happens. I guess, closing the issue is something else than fixing it... Thus, currently I am still using Edge (however, Chrome, Firefox and Opera also support external URL handlers).
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  3 things that work better in Vivaldi compared to Google Chrome
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  @almarma - can sync with Firefox database. Info. on latest iteration with roadmap: https://www.waterfox.net/blog/waterfox-G3.0.0/
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  10 favorite productivity tools of the Vivaldi community
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  @Stardust Oh stop it you monster. Wait... monster?...
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  Minor update (6) for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 3.4
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  @gif2d: I hope something big is coming, who knows?
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  Why we introduced Ad blocker to Vivaldi browser
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  Great article. Thanks for letting us choose!
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  Beware of scammers on Telegram: Warning from Vivaldi Technologies
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  @gwen-dragon: no way for plain users. admins must know, since the registration requires phone number, which leads to known person.
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  Three Cheers to Vivaldi 3.4: a powerful and fun version arrives
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  @Steffie me wants Vivaldi OS (based on Arch, where the tiles are already on the desktop -you don't need a browser-)
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  Minor update (5) for Vivaldi Desktop Browser 3.4
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  @rseiler Yes, perhaps we get a Stable (6) next days.
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  Edge on Linux: Thoughts from a Linux user
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  @Catweazle said in Edge on Linux: Thoughts from a Linux user: Just like asking someone who always agrees with me, even though I'm not right Good analogy... I was looking through available extensions (beta) and did find one for Ecosia and DDG. Not sure how their extension system works but I'd be surprised if there were not more coming.
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  Minor update (4) for Vivaldi Android Browser 3.4
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  Oh! I was confused because of the Mobile Snapshots category, its not snapshot
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  Calling all D-List celebs: Here’s the tool you’ve been waiting for
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  @Catweazle I don't think so, but yes, some notification in case that the content changes would be great for sure. I don't think that it's as easy to implement, though. Checking a header for Last-Modified date would not work on most pages (not to mention that if it was not modified, a full reload was probably not requried in the first place).
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  Vivaldi’s take on the antitrust case against Google
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  @Catweazle I don't have that entry surely because I have deleted Google as a search engine long time ago, but you call a menu entry inherited from Chromium (and probably in most Chromium-based browsers too), explained in Vivaldi's blog why it's there, and which can be deleted to... honour its partner majestically, a... collaboration? I guess I have to look up that word in the lexicon & encyclopedia again.
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  Minor update (3) for Vivaldi Android Browser 3.4
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  Can support android autofill?