TechCrunch: (January 27th 2015):
“The former CEO of Opera, Jon von Tetzchner, has released the Vivaldi Browser for fans of the old Opera. This initial release is a Technical Preview, i.e. it is neither feature complete, nor free from bugs that might spoil your day. It uses the Chromium rendering engine like the new Opera 38. It already has Panels, Tab-stacking, Notes, Speed Dial, and Customisable shortcuts and Tabs. Built-in email is planned, but mail is limited to web mail at the moment.”
@alv: agree. removed smart page. use vivaldi. with eyes shut. use duck duck go now to search. [latest privacy improvements seem good.] also use you.com who make privacy claims. brave broke a few of my sites. firefox was hard to manage and broke some sites. australia is behind the EU and even US?
For the most part I use Bing and sign in.
Why would I do that? It gives me points I can redeem or "Donate" to my favourite charity, which I do. This is really the only reason I use it. There also points given for searching and viewing news items.
For more personal stuff I use Startpage or DDG, both of which I have customized to my preference.
But I have found over the years that Bing does seem to give more relevant results than goofle, no matter how snoopy Microsoft is, so it remains one of my favourite engines.
@obiwan2208 said in Parlez-vous français? Vivaldi Help does.:
@pauloaguia To officially offer yourself as translator send an email here [email protected]
Can you elaborate?
But you might want to actually read my comment first before...
@moondawg said in Looking back in pride. Moving forward with purpose.:
Thank You, Jon and the V-Team for all of your good hard work.
Amen and Amen! Let's go, Vivaldi! It's good with hair or even baldy! 😃
@ironballz Don't get your hopes up. It is just an aspiration. I do not expect to see it within five years. Vivaldi only has 2.5 million users.
Top 10 Web Browsers
Others – Chromium, Maxthon, Vivaldi
The source is a couple of years out of date, but I doubt if the position has changed much.
I think that Mv3 affects the extensions in the store and the compatibility of Chromium with thes extensions, but I think not so in the inbuild filter lists.
Because Mv3· don't affect that this filters works in other than Chromium browsers.
What we need is a context menu inclusion, like in the adblocker estension..
It's similar like Blokada in Android, Blokada is also in Google Play, but downloaded from the Play store, instead from F-Droid or from the homepage, you obtains only a "decaffeinated version" of Blokada.
Mv3 is the reason because Vivaldi include a own ad/trackerblocker since v.3
https://vivaldi.com/blog/ad-blocker-vivaldi-browser/
I have been having problems posting videos and stories for Instagram. I am able to post individual images, but any other option is not allowed.
Thank you