Desktop Snapshots

Desktop Snapshots are work-in-progress builds that are available for anyone to download and test. Try new desktop browser features and fixes before anyone else!

Further regression fixes – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1388.6

Today we have further fixes for recent regressions and a minor Chromium bump.

Save selected tabs as a session – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1387.4

After selecting multiple tabs (Ctrl/⌘/Shift), you can now save them to a session via the context menu.

More Quick Commands, keyboard shortcuts and customization – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1386.4

You can now access closed tabs and access keys with Quick Commands (or mappable keyboard shortcuts) and the status bar becomes customizable.

Numbered menu accelerators – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1373.4

Today’s snapshot adds numbers to the first 9 items in the Window menu, to aid fast switching.

Configurable address toolbar and finer grained control on muting – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1369.6

Today’s snapshot is all about increasing customization further, with new possibilities on the navigation toolbar and even more options for sound.

Ruarí in a monkey costume

QA Monkey makes mistake

Ruarí first started working as a browser tester 10 years ago but he still has things to learn.

Better Widevine (EME) support for Linux – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1360.4

Today’s snapshot includes a couple of nice media improvements for Linux users, resolves a bunch of issues, and upgrades Chromium to 71.

Back/Forward button drop-down entries can open new tab – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1350.4

In the latest snapshot, the long click Back/Forward button drop-down entries can be opened in a new tab via middle clicking.

Vivaldi 2.1 RC 2 – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1337.35

Today’s snapshot is the second release candidate for 2.1.

Vivaldi 2.1 RC 1 – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1337.20

Today’s snapshot is the first release candidate for 2.1.

Quick Command Parameters – v1v4ld1 br0w53r 5n4p5h07 1337.17

Today’s snapshot allows you set precise zoom values via Quick Commands and enables support for the AV1 codec.

Picture-in-picture – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 1332.4

Today’s snapshot enables Picture-in-Picture (PiP) for Vivaldi and let’s you create notes from Quick Commands.