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Memory Saver in Vivaldi helps boost performance and hibernates inactive tabs automatically

Vivaldi boosts performance with Memory Saver and auto-detects feeds with its Feed Reader

April 25, 2024

Vivaldi now reduces memory usage by automatically hibernating inactive tabs, auto-detects more feeds with its Feed Reader on websites like Reddit and GitHub, allows creating Workspaces out of tab selections with a right-click, includes a window split-view for apps on Mac, and more.

Vivaldi 6.7 RC 1 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 3329.16/17

April 24, 2024

Today’s snapshot is the first release candidate for 6.7 for desktop and notebooks.

Desktop Snapshots

Getting close – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3329.14

April 23, 2024

Today’s snapshot includes a few more fixes and improvements. Vivaldi 6.7 is close now.

Desktop Snapshots

Sorting notes – Vivaldi iOS Browser snapshot 3335.4

April 23, 2024

This snapshot adds new sorting feature, allowing you to arrange your notes in ascending or descending order, and upgrades Chromium to the latest version.

Regression fixes – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 3335.4

April 23, 2024

Today’s snapshot includes several regression fixes and a Chromium bump.

A further fix for http downloads – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3329.9

April 19, 2024

Since we are closing on final and because it is the weekend, here is an extra snapshot. Not much here but there is a further fix to a frequently reported issue.

Desktop Snapshots

Memory Saver and Compact menus – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3329.7

April 18, 2024

Today’s snapshot includes access to the Chromium memory saver options and an option to use the (older) more compact menus.

Desktop Snapshots

Some small fixes – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 3327.4

April 18, 2024

Today’s snapshot includes regression fixes and upgrades Chromium to the latest version.

Swimming with the President of Iceland: President Guðni dives into the Vivaldi office

April 15, 2024

Find out what President Guðni Thorlacius Jóhannesson and his wife First Lady Eliza Jean Reid have in common with our Software Engineer Geir Gunnarson and why it involves the ocean.