This causes the active tab and the navigation bar to "catch" the main color of the active page. One aspect that does not affect navigation, but that is very curious, is the adaptive interface.
The program allows you to configure shortcuts for any option you want and also allows a navigation system in which you do not need the mouse. Vivaldi customization includes keyboard shortcuts. This is useful, for example, if you are doing a job and have different sources of information open: you put them all together and pass from one to another more easily. This option also lets you group different tabs in the same space. While you can keep them at the top (like you may see in other browsers), you can also put them to the side, bottom, and even stack them to your liking. Vivaldi is intended for users who surf a lot, and so has taken special care in its tab options. But, if you are not convinced, give it a go. Intuitively, clean, and 100% configurableīut if there is one thing that makes Vivaldi stand out from the other browsers on the market, it is its high degree of customization.Īs you can see, Vivaldi is a browser where things are where you expect them to be – making sure everything close at hand. Like the rest of the app everything here is simple, including privacy setting: a quick sweep and you can delete cookies or saved passwords. This is useful if, for example, you are browsing and want to have a small panel to chat on Facebook.Īnd if you still want more, then you can always install Chrome extensions.Īs for its configuration options, Vivaldi simplifies the menus. This saves you opening another app, saving memory usage and faff.Īnother notable option is its Web Panels, which allow you to view pages as a panel outside the browser.
Notes is very useful when you want some information to hand during your browsing session. Here, the classic Favorites and Downloads options are joined by very practical as Notes. As in other browsers, Vivaldi has a Speed Dial panel that appears when you open a new tab, letting you easily select your favorite websites.Īnother useful option is the sidebar, a menu reminiscent Opera (in fact its former CEO is the creator of Vivaldi) but with additional interesting functions.
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