Vivaldi 7.2: Speedy and smart, a serious update. | Vivaldi Browser
With Vivaldi 7.2, we’re stepping on the gas! Making sure your browsing experience is better than ever, and faster!
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Privacy Without Compromise: Proton VPN is Now Built Into Vivaldi | Vivaldi Browser
Vivaldi is now the first major browser to ship with Proton VPN built right in, giving uncompromising privacy from two of Europe’s most trusted tech companies.
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Vivaldi 7.6: customize everything and rule your tabs | Vivaldi Browser
A great browser should feel like familiar tools in your hands. Not because you learned to work around it, but because it adapts to you. This release gives you full freedom to customize your browser…
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Vivaldi 7.8: No AI Slop. Just Powerful Features. | Vivaldi Browser
With this release we’re raising the bar for Tab Tiling, with drag-and-drop tiling and opening links directly into tiled tabs. Alongside stability improvements and a set of carefully chosen refinements…
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heh. vivaldi killed ublock origin in the latest update. their blog post did not even announce that they are killing mv2.
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there are still some browsers left.
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Vivaldi 8.1: Rowing in calm waters | Vivaldi Browser
Like all of Norway, we’ve spent the last weeks rowing and getting Vivaldi in great shape. Now it’s time to enjoy the summer!
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there are still some browsers left.
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They are like when we have an in-built ad blocker, why do you need ublock? Also, the changelog only mentions a deprecation notice will be displayed. Weird.
heh yeah i had to go through the entire changelog to see that mention.
honestly, dns blockers do a pretty good job at blocking ads. even ublock website has a dns product though it appears to be an unofficial product. ublock was great at removing visual garbage and this is where lite version struggles a bit.
i am not sure if it is possible to offer ublock origin featureset as a core part of the browser without using mv3. but it is something that these companies should look into because it is getting extremely dangerous to browse the web without a good adblocker.
honestly, dns blockers do a pretty good job at blocking ads. even ublock website has a dns product though it appears to be an unofficial product. ublock was great at removing visual garbage and this is where lite version struggles a bit.
i am not sure if it is possible to offer ublock origin featureset as a core part of the browser without using mv3. but it is something that these companies should look into because it is getting extremely dangerous to browse the web without a good adblocker.
It doesn't say they are dropping support though.
also i really found it cute that the page they open to showcase that the browser has been updated... mentions... your choice. your way of browsing. your privacy.
the company should have forked blink or found a way to use mozilla's rendering engine. vivaldi has been super disappointing from the start.
the company should have forked blink or found a way to use mozilla's rendering engine. vivaldi has been super disappointing from the start.
I am surprised how Edge is still supporting uBO.
