1. Vivaldi comes with built-in tools, so you get better app performance and spend less jumping between apps to get things done. - Get private translations of websites using Vivaldi Translate (powered by Lingvanex). - Take Notes as you browse and sync them securely between all your devices. - Capture screenshots of a full-page (or just the visible area) and share them quickly. - Use Page Actions to adjust web page content with filters. *The search experience will be provided by Microsoft Bing.
2. Vivaldi browser comes packed with smart features including desktop-style tabs, a built-in Ad Blocker, protection against trackers, and a private translator.
3. Vivaldi is the world’s first browser on Android to introduce two rows of mobile browser tabs.
4. In the Tab Switcher you can quickly swipe to find open or private tabs and tabs you’ve recently closed in the browser or have opened on another device.
5. Open tabs, saved logins, Bookmarks and Notes seamlessly sync to all your devices using end-to-end encryption and can be further secured by an encryption password.
6. When you use private browser tabs, searches, links, sites visited, cookies, and temporary files won't be stored.
7. Take private web browsing on Android to the next level with the Vivaldi browser!
8. Keep your Internet browsing history to yourself with Private Tabs.
9. Browser options like themes and layout choices help you make Vivaldi your own.
10. Choose between using a Tab Bar (which works great on larger screens and tablets) or a Tab Switcher to manage tabs.
11. To get the most out of Vivaldi, sync up with our desktop version (available on Windows, macOS, and Linux).
1. And the biggest issue for me with this browser is that it freezes or hard-crashes on heavy HTML5 webpage content (like news articles), embedding links, infinite image scrolling, and Bing or other search engines that are heavy on graphics are almost a guaranteed way to cause this browser to stop working, thus forcing me to restart the browser manually in order to use it.Deleted, tried other apps.
2. Also advise checking out the desktop application.Tried nearly a dozen other browsers both on Windows and Android, and settled on Vivaldi.
3. It's also very snappy thanks to the chromium engine.It is a great private browser that has this version built specifically for Android, but it is plagued with software issues.
4. The speed dial was something I was missing from desktop and none of the other Android browsers I've used have as nice of a way to view bookmarks.
5. And somwtimes when launching a new by long pressing the tabs button the app hangs up for a couple of seconds (loads the tab but can't interact with it).Easily my favorite browser for Android.
6. It has many more cool features like a built in email client, calendar, and tracker and ad blocking.)Edit: After years I'm looking into other browsers.
7. That being said it does come with a decent adblock, darkmode, sync, tab management, and some extras like reading list, notes, and translate.My favorite Chromium-based brpwser for Android.
8. Vivaldi Android also has the option for a bottom address and menu bar, which makes it more ergonomic to use on a phone.
9. I used Firefox before but this is the first browser I that I've tried that feels good on a phone.
10. But other than that, it's what I expect for a mobile version of Vivaldi.I really like the User Interface and how much you can customize it.
11. Vivaldi on Android is fundamentally broken on pixel.Very good app.