Snapshots

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Fixes and a Chromium update – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 2402.3

Today’s snapshot includes bug fixes and upgrades Chromium to 93.

Translate selected text – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2392.3

In today’s snapshot you can now translate selections of text. Select some text, right click and choose translate!

Fixing regressions – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 2387.3

Today’s snapshot includes a minor Chromium bump and a few small fixes.

Vivaldi Mobile RC 1 – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 2366.13

Today’s snapshot is the first release candidate for Vivaldi Mobile 4.1.

Vivaldi 4.1 RC 1 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 2369.10/11

Today’s snapshot is the first release candidate for 4.1 for desktop and notebooks.

Tab stack improvements – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 2366.3

Some more tab stack improvements and a minor chromium bump.

Tab fixes – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2367.3

Today’s snapshot brings us one step closer to the release of 4.1 stable and thus focusses mainly on fixes for accordion 🪗 tabs.

Improvements to Command Chains and fixes to Accordion Tab Stacks – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2358.15

This snapshot contains changes to the signature features for the upcoming 4.1 release.

A quick fix to the previous snapshot – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2355.3

This is a quick fix to our previous snapshot, so that Chains accessed via custom application menus also work on macOS.

Menu support for Command chains – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2352.3

Today’s snapshot provides configurable menu support for the Command Chain feature introduced in the previous snapshot.

Fixes and more fixes – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 2352.3

Today’s snapshot fixes crashes from the last snapshot, and includes some improvements.

Command chains – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 2350.3

Today’s snapshot introduces a new feature that allows you to chain multiple commands together and issue them in sequence via Quick Commands, Keyboard Shortcuts or Mouse Gestures.