+1 on this.

@sphera

AFAIK,
All Flag's at V a Chromium's.

I'll need a "at the same time" comparison

You can search about it on Google, or may be something explaining how it works.

Yes! A family member is trying to combat their social media addiction, and having this on the desktop version of Vivaldi would also be great so long as it didn't mine data.

Definitely waiting for that feature. At least if it could follow the system schedule it would be already be great because it's the only thing that stops me from using Vivaldi on Android.
It's been a long, long pipeline

+1 on this feature.

AMP pages are also considered bad for privacy due to several reasons:

Centralized Control: AMP is tied to Google's infrastructure, allowing Google to track user behavior across sites. Data Collection: Google collects detailed user data by serving AMP pages from their servers. Limited Publisher Control: AMP restricts privacy tools that publishers can use, making them rely on Google's policies. Tracking: Google's cookies and tracking mechanisms can more easily track users across AMP-enabled sites. CDN Issues: Serving AMP pages through Google's CDN means user interactions pass through Google, increasing data collection.

These factors enhance Google's ability to collect and analyze user data, raising privacy concerns.

I also would need the manual Reader mode. I tried fiddling around with the Chrome flags, but this is also not a solution. Even when forced, sometimes the button is there, sometimes it's not. Sometimes the reader dialog is shown, sometimes it's not. Even for the same website. So it is totally unreliable.

Are there any plans to add an option to have this button always available so that reader mode can be triggered manuelly by the user like it is available for e. g. Edge? It's the only drawback so far that I have with Vivaldi unfortuinately...

I just created a userscript which reflows text on zoom by pinch gesture. I think it works quite similar to the reflow feature from Opera Mobile.

It doesn't incorporate any complicated AI stuff suggested in this topic, but simply limits the max width of all found text elements on page. So it could not work on some pages and some elements, for example those with display:inline rule. If you have any idea on how to improve the script, contributions are welcome on the Github page!

demo

Maybe some day Vivaldi will support userscripts and you could install it here as well. But until then please feel free to try it using other browsers with userscript support, such as Kiwi, Berry Browser or Cromite. I also published it as a Firefox Addon for Android.

Check out the ChromeXt project, it allows you to patch chromium-based browsers and adds scripting support. It works on android/Vivaldi. With cosmetic scripting, I can remove the blank white blocks that are left over from ads.

And, for example, buttons for top or botton jump on the page.

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