Vivaldi takes little with us and in a very short time it has become an explorer that draws powerfully attention for several of its specifications or features. A free browser that offers a good degree of flexibility that makes it a very attractive one to be an alternative to those more popular browsers that we all know.
Vivaldi is the new work of various Opera expats and that it arrived in the month of April to show that there is a lot of room for improvement in this category of web browsers. The truth is that since I installed it I have been using it a lot and it has become one of my secondary web browsers for other tasks, especially when one spends many hours in front of the computer.
At first, it may seem like Opera, with that «Speed Dial and the interface of the tabs, although deep down we are talking about a browser based on technology open source Chromium. It is available on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
Vivaldi is a web browser that is very simple its installation and that it takes a few seconds to have it ready to use. Ok, it can load the CPU when we have more than 20 tabs open, but some of its features, such as the ability to create a group of tabs by dragging one on top of another, make it an agile browser that allows much productivity .
It has some disadvantages such as being a little slower than other browsers in loading websites and its interface can take a bit to get to it, but we can talk about its web panels that add something new to this category and that is one of its best features. A web panel is a small vertical sidebar that can be configured as a tiny one of the larger version of a web page. Vivaldi will request the mobile version of the page and you will see the content optimized for small spaces.
And finally, being designed under Chromium, you have access to the Chrome web store to put a whole lot of extensions. If you were looking for an alternative to Firefox, Chrome and others, what are you waiting for to install and test it?