Vivaldi for Android

Vivaldi is a new browser that blocks unwanted ads, protects you from trackers, and puts you in control with unique built-in features. Get Vivaldi and browse fast.

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Key Features

Block ads and trackers

Vivaldi browser blocks ads and trackers from following you around the web so that you can browse privately.

Bring your data with you

Securely sync your passwords, Bookmarks, Notes and more between devices using the browser’s end-to-end encryption.

Play with a flexible UI

Give your browser a look that's uniquely yours with Vivaldi’s flexible UI. Browse with dark/light mode using desktop-style tabs, and keep go-to tools within easy reach in a sidebar.

Take Notes on the go

Create Notes as you browse and sync them securely between all your devices.

Snap screenshots

Capture a full-length screenshot of any website or take a snap of the visible area in the browser.

Get there faster

Keep your favorite sites just a tap away and browse fast by adding custom Speed Dials to the new tab page.

Manage tabs with ease

Manage tabs from the Tabs strip. Quickly swipe to find open tabs, private tabs and tabs you’ve recently closed in the browser or have open on another device.

Switch search engines quickly

Switch from one search engine to another with a tap. Type a single letter search engine “nickname” in the browser’s address field followed by a space and the search term.

What others say about Vivaldi

The forward button is a welcome addition that I've missed during many browsing sessions.
Manuel VonauAndroid Police
On both mobile and desktop versions of Vivaldi, a tap or click on the cloud icon brings up all the tabs you've currently got open in the app on other devices, linked by your Vivaldi account. That makes switching devices a snap.
David NieldWired
Vivaldi on Android presents a unique user interface with built-in tools like Panels, Speed Dials, Notes, and Capture.
Paul ThurrottThurrott
Vivaldi’s approach is different and offers a full-blown experience on mobile and a not watered-down version as is the norm these days.
Nandagopal RajanThe Indian Express
Vivaldi isn’t necessarily looking to conquer the world, it’s looking to provide a better option, and it’s not stopping here.
Paul SawersVenturebeat