Vivaldi v2.0

[Arthur]

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Today’s update includes Sync, Resizable Tab Tiling, Floating Web Panels and over 1,500 improvements since the first version of Vivaldi. Take control of your most important application – the browser – with the most powerful version of Vivaldi yet.

 

What’s new in Vivaldi 2.0?

Your browser is a portal to the way you live, learn, work and play. This new version of Vivaldi is as flexible as it is robust and reflects how you use the Web today.

 

Vivaldi 2.0 is a big milestone! Read on as we highlight not only what’s new in this version, but many of the key features that work together to give you a better browsing experience.

 

Read more: https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-2-0-your-browser-matters/

 

[Arthur]

[jthompson]

Hurrah! Sync!

[Norphy]

Am I the only one who finds Vivaldi too much? I know that my use case isn’t the same as everyone else’s but I find all of the customisation options that it offers to be almost overwhelming!

 

God help me, I actually like Opera these days...

[soapyfish]

I prefer Vivaldi because it's more like opera used to be !

[jthompson]

I'm slightly in love with it. Chrome with Opera-style mouse gestures, really easy custom/dark theming, tab tiling, I love it.

[Arthur]

Vivaldi browser enables Razer Chroma lighting, a first-of-its-kind integration

 

Vivaldi launches the new version of its browser – Vivaldi 2.5 – which brings a first-of-its kind integration with Razer Chroma, the world’s largest lighting ecosystem for gaming devices. This integration allows users to enjoy a truly immersive browsing experience with lighting effects on Chroma-enabled devices.

 

In addition to this unique integration, Vivaldi gives users more customization options where they can adjust the size of Speed Dials and select tabs more easily.

 

Game On

Chroma-enabled devices can now dynamically sync colors from websites being visited in Vivaldi.

 

To unlock this new integration for a whole new level of browsing immersion, users can head to Settings > Themes.

 

Towards the bottom of the main Themes settings page, users can tick the box to “Enable Chroma” and pick which devices should be synced. The lights will now adapt to the color of the site being visited in Vivaldi. This integration is fully compatible with a PC running Windows.