The Vivaldi project is backed by Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner, cofounder and CEO of the Opera browser, so its chops are in no doubt. Now, after more than two million downloads, four technical previews, and more than 50 public revisions, Vivaldi has finally reached its beta phase in its versions for Windows and Mac. If you need a rollback of Vivaldi, check out the app's version history on Uptodown. It includes all the file versions available to download off Uptodown for that app. Download rollbacks of Vivaldi for Mac. Any version of Vivaldi distributed on Uptodown is completely virus-free and free to download at no cost.
Vivaldi For Mac
With the enormous number of browsers available, finding one that adjusts to your specific needs can be tricky. More so considering that they all offer practically the same efficiency, security, and performance features. However, Vivaldi focuses the experience on helping you stay organized as you work.
Vivaldi offers you more than just the basic tools. It also offers extra features that can help you improve your productivity when working on the computer. For example, the program adapts its tabs to the main color of each website, making it easier to switch between them, especially when you have a lot of different tabs open. You can also add notes to each tab which are automatically saved, and even attach files and screenshots to them.
If you tend to have multiple tabs open at the same time and the colors don't help you out, Vivaldi also lets you create a single tab where you can add all the windows you want. The interface is completely customizable and you can change the position of most of the elements in the tool. Plus, it integrates other interesting features like an internal instant messaging service and contact manager, a download manager, and a visual bookmark and favorites manager, where you can see thumbnails of each one of the pages from a pleasant menu system on the main page.
Another selling point is its flexibility since it lets you assign practically every basic browsing action to the keyboard shortcuts you want. You can also add mouse gestures for certain features. As mentioned earlier, the best part about using Vivaldi is that it's useful in professional environments, or for advanced users who need organizational features that go beyond the typical browsers.
Vivaldi offers you more than just the basic tools. It also offers extra features that can help you improve your productivity when working on the computer. For example, the program adapts its tabs to the main color of each website, making it easier to switch between them, especially when you have a lot of different tabs open. You can also add notes to each tab which are automatically saved, and even attach files and screenshots to them.
If you tend to have multiple tabs open at the same time and the colors don't help you out, Vivaldi also lets you create a single tab where you can add all the windows you want. The interface is completely customizable and you can change the position of most of the elements in the tool. Plus, it integrates other interesting features like an internal instant messaging service and contact manager, a download manager, and a visual bookmark and favorites manager, where you can see thumbnails of each one of the pages from a pleasant menu system on the main page.
Another selling point is its flexibility since it lets you assign practically every basic browsing action to the keyboard shortcuts you want. You can also add mouse gestures for certain features. As mentioned earlier, the best part about using Vivaldi is that it's useful in professional environments, or for advanced users who need organizational features that go beyond the typical browsers.