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Vivaldi browser already “speaks” 46 languages. In total, it’s now being translated into 80 languages. Read about our latest addition, Kabyle.

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We have noticed growing scammer activity using the Vivaldi browser name. Beware of scammers who try to deceive advertising publishers by pretending to be representatives of Vivaldi browser.

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We just launched a built-in browser game, Vivaldia. We speak to Porcelain Fortress, the game development company that built the game.

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Syncing your calendar and contacts to your mobile phones and other desktop calendars become more user-friendly in the Vivaldi Webmail. Find out more.

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Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner reflects on two months of lockdown and launching Vivaldi 3.0 and Vivaldi on Android during a pandemic.  

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While we prepare to showcase a new Vivaldi to you on 22 April, let’s not forget that this is also Earth Day. It’s Earth Day’s 50th anniversary no less.

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One English teacher has truly transformed the way he interacts with his students and how his students learn English. All by using Vivaldi. Let’s take a look!

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Are you a blogger? Well, we just made a fantastic update to our blogging platform. Here we tell you how you can make your posts more visual, and more.

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2019 is coming to an end and we’re baking some delicious cookies for the holidays. Can you help us tell a few folk at Google, Facebook and elsewhere that cookies are for bellies, not for browsers?

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Since 2015, Vivaldi has been sponsoring a small football club in Iceland.

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To be able to fix a bug you’ve found in Vivaldi, we first need to reproduce it. Here’s how you can help us get to the bottom of what’s, erm, bugging you.

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Over the summer, we’re opening Vivaldi’s blog to guest bloggers from our community and beyond who are eager to share their personal perspectives on the thorny topic of online privacy.

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