IT Pro | Vivaldi 1.2 adds custom mouse gestures and smarter tab options
The lead feature in the 1.2 release is custom, or “editable”, mouse gestures.
Press Coverage
ZDNet | Vivaldi 1.2 ‘Google-free’ Chrome browser is out – with custom mouse gestures, smarter tabs
Vivaldi has a new feature that lets you create your own custom gesture commands.
The Verge | Mossberg: Vivaldi is a new desktop browser for power users
There’s a new desktop browser launching today. It’s called Vivaldi, and it’s explicitly for power users — people who like to customize their browsers to the greatest extent.
The Guardian | Vivaldi – the new web browser for power users
Vivaldi is a browser for power users, though there’s nothing to stop anybody else from using it.
The Next Web | Vivaldi’s browser for power-users finally launches version 1.0
“One of my favorite features is an aesthetic one – Vivaldi automatically colors itself to suit the webpage you’re currently visiting.”
Venture Beat | Opera cofounder Jon von Tetzchner debuts Vivaldi for users who want a feature-heavy browser
Today, his new company — Vivaldi — launched the first public version of its new browser.
Fast Company | This New Web Browser Made Me Give Up Google Chrome
Vivaldi’s inventive new features help get things done on the web.
Wired | Desktop Nirvana: The browser wars are back. Thank goodness.
Vivaldi has brilliant tab-management features, including a search box that lets you find an open tab by typing in keywords and a “tiling” view that lets you see several tabs side by side.