Vivaldi, A Web Browser Featuring Tab Stacking, Speed Dials, Quick Commands, and Notes
Vivaldi is a web browser created by a team headed by former Opera CEO Jon von Tetzchner that essentially intends to uphold the original values of the Opera web browser: “a really fast browser, capable of running on limited hardware, keeping in mind that users are individuals with their own requirements and wishes.”
The browser, which recently launched its second technical preview, is based on the Chromium open-source software and features tab stacking, speed dials, quick commands from the keyboard, and the ability to take notes directly in the browser.
images via Vivaldi
via TechCrunch
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