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From idea to finished product: How to use Vivaldi for research
February 16, 2018
Today we are launching a series of blog posts created by our knowledgeable community. Let’s learn from each other! The stage is all yours.
Minor update to Vivaldi 1.14
February 15, 2018
Today we’re releasing a minor update to Vivaldi 1.14, addressing some regressions.
A fix for excessive CPU – Vivaldi browser Snapshot 1.15.1099.3
February 14, 2018
In today’s snapshot we have a fix for excessive CPU and memory usage after opening additional windows.
Coffee, Raspberry Pi and Vivaldi!
February 14, 2018
Do you love these three? Then we have something interesting brewing with this combination. Watch, read, enjoy!
Private Window default search engine – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1.15.1094.3
February 9, 2018
In today’s snapshot we offer a greater range of search options, with a dedicated private window search engine and we fix some frequently reported bugs.
Seven ways to stay ahead of the 2018 Winter Olympics with Vivaldi
February 9, 2018
Over the next two weeks, we’ll be bombarded with news, live streams and social media updates from the 2018 Winter Olympics. Vivaldi’s here to help!
Ask me anything: Jon von Tetzchner speaks to the community
February 7, 2018
Recently we asked you to put your questions to Vivaldi’s founder. Here he gives his best answers to some tough questions.
Minor update to Vivaldi 1.14
February 6, 2018
Today we release a minor update to 1.14 to address some issues present in the initial 1.14 stable release and to upgrade Chromium to 64.0.3282.143.
Vivaldi quick fixes – Vivaldi browser Snapshot 1.15.1090.3
February 5, 2018
In today’s snapshot we fix a couple of regressions from our snapshot on Friday.
Vivaldi 1.15 begins – Vivaldi browser Snapshot 1.15.1089.3
February 2, 2018
Today we start work towards the 1.15 release. Initial changes include improvements to Notes, fullscreen and 64bit ARM builds.
January: a month of new beginnings on the Vivaldi forum
February 2, 2018
In this strong month for the Vivaldi community, we laid the ground for 2018. Here we help you catch up with the most discussed topics at the start of the year.
Vertical reader mode: Why it matters
February 1, 2018
With the launch of 1.14 yesterday, Vivaldi became the first browser to offer a Vertical reader mode to its users. But how significant is that?