Vivaldi, the Chromium-based web browser alternative, just rolled out another big update. Vivaldi 7.5 comes with long-awaited features like colored Tab Stacks, stronger privacy with DNS over HTTPS, and ...

Vivaldi already offers real-time syncing between devices, so picking your tabs up from one device on another one is realtively easy. However, with Vivaldi 7.1, it's getting even easier thanks to a ...

Vivaldi browser has had a unique approach to tab management. Over the years, it has introduced features such as stacking, muting, and pinning tabs; it also lets you view two tabs in a split-screen ...

Vivaldi is now offering two rows of tabs—and it’s a genius way to manage lots of web pages. And yet, the latest version of the Vivaldi web browser still feels like an “aha” moment with a ...

Vivaldi appears to be avoiding the issue by asking you to do the legwork. On one hand, Vivaldi 7.1 does include a new sync feature: Send Tab to Device allows you to instantly share tabs to other ...

Image: Vivaldi. Vivaldi is a browser that loves to throw the kitchen sink as an option to its users, and this week, it has decided what everyone was missing was the ability to have tabs of tabs.

Vivaldi - which is based on the same Chromium engine as Google Chrome - already offered “Tab Stacks”, which allow you to group different tabs together so that they only take up the space of a ...

Norway-based Vivaldi Technologies has added a novel feature to its browser – a second level in the tab bar for managing tab groups, what it calls Two-Level Tab Stacks. In a statement, the ...

In an effort to avoid this situation, version 5.1 of Vivaldi brings a new Scrollable Tabs feature that lets users scroll through the tab row horizontally to reveal more full-width tabs.

Vivaldi, the highly personalized browser, announced today a new two-level tab stacks feature that introduces a second tab bar in Vivaldi 3.6.

Vivaldi 4.1 offers something that’s a rarity in the world of browsers: a new macro system that complements the niche browser’s implementation of new “accordion tabs,” too.