Vivaldi Blog

Vivaldi on Android gets Custom Wallpapers

March 14, 2024

The new Vivaldi update personalizes your browser background with your favorite images and translates webpages faster.

Vivaldi on iOS goes colorful

March 14, 2024

Set the shade of your favorite color as your Theme, and force Dark Mode on unsupported webpages. Get the new Vivaldi on your iPhone or iPad.

Why you can’t move bookmarks from one browser to another on iOS/Android

March 7, 2024

You should be able to easily move your data to different services and apps. Find out how Vivaldi browser makes this possible on desktop with data portability, despite challenges on mobile.

News

Vivaldi is available in Europe’s Car of the Year 2024

March 1, 2024

Renault’s all-electric Scenic, named Europe’s Car of the Year for 2024, comes with the Vivaldi browser integration in its OpenR Link Multimedia System.

Vivaldi improves Mail Search and Translate, extends Web Panels with extension support

February 29, 2024

Web Panels gains page navigation and extension support, including Side Panel extensions. Redesigned Mail Search adds more ways to find your email. Website Permissions and Theming (Dark Mode) settings get overhauled – all in the new Vivaldi 6.6.

Renault 5 makes an electric comeback, now with the integrated Vivaldi browser

February 27, 2024

Renault’s new electric car, the Renault 5 is its latest vehicle to have Vivaldi in it. Additionally, Renault Megane E-Tech Electric and Renault Austral also feature our browser in their OpenR Link multimedia system.

Beyond the code and behind the Vivaldi browser with our iOS Developer, Priyonto

February 22, 2024

In the latest edition of our behind-the-scenes series, Priyonto M Rahman gives us a glimpse into his workflow as an iOS Developer, and the role cricket and football play while he codes.

Vivaldi presents: “Browser choices. A tale of two Gatekeepers.”

February 14, 2024

Big Tech companies must comply with the EU’s Digital Market’s Act in early March by offering Browser Choice Screens. Vivaldi is thrilled to see Big Tech’s iron grip on the default browser setting loosened. However, the proposed Choice Screens will not be effective unless browsers get the chance to tell users about their advantages.