6Foot2 Posted January 27, 2015 Posted January 27, 2015 Link: Vivaldi Edugeek via Vivaldi: http://i.snag.gy/3tHwL.jpg Two Edugeek tabs are grouped here [You can automatically group similar tabs to save screen space] Lofty ambitions: ...Our aim is to be the fastest browser in the universe but we are not talking about theoretical speed here. It’s all about efficiency. We focus on making it quicker and faster for you to find things and getting things done!...
sonofsanta Posted January 27, 2015 Posted January 27, 2015 If it's made by ex-Opera members, it's from good stock. Opera always deserved to do better than it did, though I suspect its "pay £30 or deal with giant ads up top" model killed it. Right now, frankly, I'd settle for "stable". I don't know what's up with Firefox at the moment, but for the first time I'm giving serious consideration to Chrome. Given that I've been on Firefox since it was called Phoenix, it'd be a strangely sad day
6Foot2 Posted January 27, 2015 Author Posted January 27, 2015 ...I don't know what's up with Firefox at the moment, but for the first time I'm giving serious consideration to Chrome. Given that I've been on Firefox since it was called Phoenix, it'd be a strangely sad day Chrome has been my browser of choice for a while now but I am willing to try something new. Seems like there are some things to sort in this preview still: I lost two attempts to compose this reply in Vivaldi when it spontaneously refreshed the page.
Arthur Posted July 17, 2015 Posted July 17, 2015 Vivaldi now supports Google Chrome extensions. https://vivaldi.com/press/releases/2015-07-16-new-vivaldi-web-browser-more-ways-to-make-it-yours
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