Let's talk about Vivaldi Wtf is Vivaldi and what is it good for? Why y'all here? Oldest to Newest Newest to Oldest S Suhkmuhballllz last edited by So just curious wtf this is.... Why it's different. Thanks C R P T S 6 Replies Last reply Reply Quote 0 So just curious wtf this is.... Why it's different. Thanks C CooperDad @Suhkmuhballllz last edited by @ Suhkmuhballllz It's simply the best and most customizable browser available! I am here to learn more about it and celebrate what I do know of it! https://vivaldi.com/bk/sd-browser-features 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 4 @ Suhkmuhballllz It's simply the best and most customizable browser available! I am here to learn more about it and celebrate what I do know of it! https://vivaldi.com/bk/sd-browser-features R RiveDroite Supporters Ambassador @Suhkmuhballllz last edited by @ Suhkmuhballllz so you registered for a forum for something you don't know?! S 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 2 @ Suhkmuhballllz so you registered for a forum for something you don't know?! S Suhkmuhballllz @RiveDroite last edited by @ RiveDroite yeah I'm into trying new things like going to restaurants or pubs you never been to. Just show up and check it out kind of guy. R 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 2 @ RiveDroite yeah I'm into trying new things like going to restaurants or pubs you never been to. Just show up and check it out kind of guy. R RiveDroite Supporters Ambassador @Suhkmuhballllz last edited by @ Suhkmuhballllz good for you! I'd suggest you download Vivaldi then! 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1 @ Suhkmuhballllz good for you! I'd suggest you download Vivaldi then! P Pathduck moved this topic from Vivaldi Social on P Pesala @Suhkmuhballllz last edited by @ Suhkmuhballllz Some key benefits of Vivaldi: They will never sell your data. Privacy is a top priority. It has a built-in email client, so you can manage your life from one application. Also includes a Calendar and Feeds. Highly customisable: Keyboard shortcuts, Mouse Gestures, Menus, Toolbars, and Themes can be modified to optimise your workflow. Even more modifications are possible using CSS and Javascript. Powerful tab organisation with Tab Stacks, Tab Tiling, Saved Sessions, Workspaces and Pinned Tabs. Built-in Translator from Lingvanex that supports over 100 languages. Hosted on Vivaldi’s own servers so that your data privacy is not compromised. Web Panels to manage favourite sites in a side bar. Show/hide them with a click, shortcut, or mouse gesture. Built-in Tracker Cookie and Ad-Blocking. What is Vivaldi’s Business Model? Snapshot vs Stable Install the Snapshot as a Standalone Version so that it does not interfere with your settings for the Stable release. Blog • Vivaldi Review • Server Status Win 10 64-bit build 19045.2486 • Snapshot 8.3.4161.3 (64-bit) 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 5 @ Suhkmuhballllz Some key benefits of Vivaldi: They will never sell your data. Privacy is a top priority. It has a built-in email client, so you can manage your life from one application. Also includes a Calendar and Feeds. Highly customisable: Keyboard shortcuts, Mouse Gestures, Menus, Toolbars, and Themes can be modified to optimise your workflow. Even more modifications are possible using CSS and Javascript. Powerful tab organisation with Tab Stacks, Tab Tiling, Saved Sessions, Workspaces and Pinned Tabs. Built-in Translator from Lingvanex that supports over 100 languages. Hosted on Vivaldi’s own servers so that your data privacy is not compromised. Web Panels to manage favourite sites in a side bar. Show/hide them with a click, shortcut, or mouse gesture. Built-in Tracker Cookie and Ad-Blocking. What is Vivaldi’s Business Model? Snapshot vs Stable Install the Snapshot as a Standalone Version so that it does not interfere with your settings for the Stable release. Blog • Vivaldi Review • Server Status Win 10 64-bit build 19045.2486 • Snapshot 8.3.4161.3 (64-bit) T TravellinBob @Suhkmuhballllz last edited by @ Suhkmuhballllz In a nutshell, it beats the shit out of any other browser I've used, especially Chrome. So much stuff on it I neither need nor use, iit does what I want it to do how I want to do it, and it seems to work on any OS - Windows, iOS, Linux of all flavours, Android (for your mobile phones). Oh, and the user community is first class when it comes to help, support, education and entertainment (via user blogs, the forum and its own social media channel via Mastodon). Give it a whirl, you won't regret. Travellin Bob S 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 6 @ Suhkmuhballllz In a nutshell, it beats the shit out of any other browser I've used, especially Chrome. So much stuff on it I neither need nor use, iit does what I want it to do how I want to do it, and it seems to work on any OS - Windows, iOS, Linux of all flavours, Android (for your mobile phones). Oh, and the user community is first class when it comes to help, support, education and entertainment (via user blogs, the forum and its own social media channel via Mastodon). Give it a whirl, you won't regret. W WildEnte Advocate Early Access last edited by If you never used mouse gestures you don't know what you have been missing. Same with other built in features, and every user's needs are different. Vivaldi makes it easy to find out what those needs are and gives you all the options without having to try a trillion extensions. Just turn it on or off, your choice. Plus all the other reasons already mentioned. Also: most helpful community I know. Running Linux Fedora running Vivaldi Snapshot builds. Opinionated about working efficiently with email. Folders are evil | Mail workflow: receive, read, reply, mark as read, done. 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 3 If you never used mouse gestures you don't know what you have been missing. Same with other built in features, and every user's needs are different. Vivaldi makes it easy to find out what those needs are and gives you all the options without having to try a trillion extensions. Just turn it on or off, your choice. Plus all the other reasons already mentioned. Also: most helpful community I know. Running Linux Fedora running Vivaldi Snapshot builds. Opinionated about working efficiently with email. Folders are evil | Mail workflow: receive, read, reply, mark as read, done. S shifte @Suhkmuhballllz last edited by @ Suhkmuhballllz There are only two civilizations in the world. Those who use washlet, Those who use Vivaldi. L K 2 Replies Last reply Reply Quote 4 @ Suhkmuhballllz There are only two civilizations in the world. Those who use washlet, Those who use Vivaldi. L luetage Supporters Early Access @shifte last edited by @ shifte Wait, there’s a shower people go number 2 in? How practical. Vivaldi or , hmm… Why not both? modifications ◊ command chain recipes ◊ dashboard widgets S 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 2

@ shifte Wait, there’s a shower people go number 2 in? How practical. Vivaldi or , hmm… Why not both? modifications ◊ command chain recipes ◊ dashboard widgets S shifte @luetage last edited by @ luetage I feel something is wrong... D L 2 Replies Last reply Reply Quote 2 I feel something is wrong... D DoctorG Early Access @shifte last edited by DoctorG @ shifte Your image is missing this title: "Look Ma! my first AI crap done with CrashPilot!" 🪲_Bug hunter · Volunteer helper · Language DE+EN · ♀👵 Known as old dragon lady from Germany: Gwen / Dr. Gwen Agon / GwenDragon / DoctorGTesting Linux Debian 12 KDE X11 / Windows 11 Pro Intel i7-14700K / Intel UHD 770 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1 @ shifte Your image is missing this title: "Look Ma! my first AI crap done with CrashPilot!" 🪲_Bug hunter · Volunteer helper · Language DE+EN · ♀👵 Known as old dragon lady from Germany: Gwen / Dr. Gwen Agon / GwenDragon / DoctorGTesting Linux Debian 12 KDE X11 / Windows 11 Pro Intel i7-14700K / Intel UHD 770 S Suhkmuhballllz @TravellinBob last edited by @ TravellinBob thank you. Exactly the answers I was looking for. 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 2 @ TravellinBob thank you. Exactly the answers I was looking for. L luetage Supporters Early Access @shifte last edited by @ shifte I don’t see what’s wrong. Looks like a normal day in the washlet to me. modifications ◊ command chain recipes ◊ dashboard widgets D S 2 Replies Last reply Reply Quote 2 @ shifte I don’t see what’s wrong. Looks like a normal day in the washlet to me. modifications ◊ command chain recipes ◊ dashboard widgets D DoctorG Early Access @luetage last edited by @ luetage LOL, this person used beaming by Startrek Technologies from bed to bathroom and stuck in porcelan, caused this is failure with transport buffer. 🪲_Bug hunter · Volunteer helper · Language DE+EN · ♀👵 Known as old dragon lady from Germany: Gwen / Dr. Gwen Agon / GwenDragon / DoctorGTesting Linux Debian 12 KDE X11 / Windows 11 Pro Intel i7-14700K / Intel UHD 770 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1 @ luetage LOL, this person used beaming by Startrek Technologies from bed to bathroom and stuck in porcelan, caused this is failure with transport buffer. 🪲_Bug hunter · Volunteer helper · Language DE+EN · ♀👵 Known as old dragon lady from Germany: Gwen / Dr. Gwen Agon / GwenDragon / DoctorGTesting Linux Debian 12 KDE X11 / Windows 11 Pro Intel i7-14700K / Intel UHD 770 D DoctorG Early Access last edited by Why y'all here? Because Vivaldi is a nice browser and i am so addicted to this extraordinary browser. 🪲_Bug hunter · Volunteer helper · Language DE+EN · ♀👵 Known as old dragon lady from Germany: Gwen / Dr. Gwen Agon / GwenDragon / DoctorGTesting Linux Debian 12 KDE X11 / Windows 11 Pro Intel i7-14700K / Intel UHD 770 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 2 Why y'all here? Because Vivaldi is a nice browser and i am so addicted to this extraordinary browser. 🪲_Bug hunter · Volunteer helper · Language DE+EN · ♀👵 Known as old dragon lady from Germany: Gwen / Dr. Gwen Agon / GwenDragon / DoctorGTesting Linux Debian 12 KDE X11 / Windows 11 Pro Intel i7-14700K / Intel UHD 770 S securely4024 last edited by Vivaldi is one of the best browsers out there. Maybe you would be tempted to compare it to Brave or Firefox in terms of privacy. However, although both Brave and Firefox offer a great level of privacy —even a little more than Vivaldi in some cases, for example, at protecting against browser fingerprinting—, Vivaldi have the best privacy-usability ratio. With Vivaldi you are not getting just a browser, but a complete suit for all your personal needs: you obtain an integrated mail platform, an integrated markdown-compatible notes app, a feed reader, a translator (hosted by Vivaldi), a calendar, a mail hosted by Vivaldi. Vivladi offers you to sync a lot of the previous data in an end-to-end encrypted manner, with the data hosted in Iceland by themselves. So a lot of extensions or more apps that would be needed become unecessary when you have Vivaldi on your devices. This a great avantage because the attack surface is reduced (so you have fewer points of potential failure by you or vulnerability by the system) and you have to trust fewer people: the team at Vivaldi, and not a lot of enterprises. Vivaldi offers a lot of versatility and flexibility in browser costumization and a lot of options for making navigation a powerful thing. For example, you can put easily various tabs side-by-side, so you can make a research while writing an article. I haven't seen any other browser that offers such level of flexibility, security, privacy, all combined. They also have a very sustainable business model that guarantee they will not let the browser nor the services they offer for a long time. For example, one of the greates features in Vivaldi is the option to set up search engines and search on those by typing a prefixed key or various keys. In default, you must press d to serch with DuckDuckGo, or s to search with Startpage. This is better and more intuitive than even the DDG bangs! S 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 4 Vivaldi is one of the best browsers out there. Maybe you would be tempted to compare it to Brave or Firefox in terms of privacy. However, although both Brave and Firefox offer a great level of privacy —even a little more than Vivaldi in some cases, for example, at protecting against browser fingerprinting—, Vivaldi have the best privacy-usability ratio. With Vivaldi you are not getting just a browser, but a complete suit for all your personal needs: you obtain an integrated mail platform, an integrated markdown-compatible notes app, a feed reader, a translator (hosted by Vivaldi), a calendar, a mail hosted by Vivaldi. Vivladi offers you to sync a lot of the previous data in an end-to-end encrypted manner, with the data hosted in Iceland by themselves. So a lot of extensions or more apps that would be needed become unecessary when you have Vivaldi on your devices. This a great avantage because the attack surface is reduced (so you have fewer points of potential failure by you or vulnerability by the system) and you have to trust fewer people: the team at Vivaldi, and not a lot of enterprises. Vivaldi offers a lot of versatility and flexibility in browser costumization and a lot of options for making navigation a powerful thing. For example, you can put easily various tabs side-by-side, so you can make a research while writing an article. I haven't seen any other browser that offers such level of flexibility, security, privacy, all combined. They also have a very sustainable business model that guarantee they will not let the browser nor the services they offer for a long time. For example, one of the greates features in Vivaldi is the option to set up search engines and search on those by typing a prefixed key or various keys. In default, you must press d to serch with DuckDuckGo, or s to search with Startpage. This is better and more intuitive than even the DDG bangs! S shifte @luetage last edited by shifte @ luetage @ DoctorG Toilet bowl can be used as footbath, of course. 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1 @ luetage @ DoctorG Toilet bowl can be used as footbath, of course. W wintercoast last edited by I'm going to be a (friendly) contrarian. Although I love Vivaldi for its features and customisability most users simply don't care for that. They'll just use whatever is put in front of them, e.g., Chrome, Edge or Safari. Other users prioritise just security and privacy, so might be satisfied with Brave and Firefox. There is no "best browser" as such, independently of your hierarchy of values. What we can say is that Vivaldi is objectively the most feature-rich and customisable (to my knowledge) of the browsers. But whether you value features and customisability is subjective. 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1 I'm going to be a (friendly) contrarian. Although I love Vivaldi for its features and customisability most users simply don't care for that. They'll just use whatever is put in front of them, e.g., Chrome, Edge or Safari. Other users prioritise just security and privacy, so might be satisfied with Brave and Firefox. There is no "best browser" as such, independently of your hierarchy of values. What we can say is that Vivaldi is objectively the most feature-rich and customisable (to my knowledge) of the browsers. But whether you value features and customisability is subjective. M marialeal Vivaldi Team @Suhkmuhballllz last edited by marialeal @ Suhkmuhballllz If you're on Mastodon you might be interested in a live talk that will be taking place today where we'll discuss precisely this topic! You can join us by going into this link and logging in to your Mastodon account. The room will open at the time of the event. Community Specialist Blog en español: vivaldi.com/es/blog Vivaldi Social: social.vivaldi.net/@marialeal Telegram: t.me/vivaldi_es Twitter: twitter.com/vivaldi_es 1 Reply Last reply Reply Quote 1 @ Suhkmuhballllz If you're on Mastodon you might be interested in a live talk that will be taking place today where we'll discuss precisely this topic! You can join us by going into this link and logging in to your Mastodon account. The room will open at the time of the event. Community Specialist Blog en español: vivaldi.com/es/blog Vivaldi Social: social.vivaldi.net/@marialeal Telegram: t.me/vivaldi_es Twitter: twitter.com/vivaldi_es Oldest to Newest Newest to Oldest First post Last post Go to my next post Looks like your connection to Vivaldi Forum was lost, please wait while we try to reconnect.