Vivaldi Android Beta

“The browser is fast and robust, even as a beta version.”

Martin Brinkmann,

“Most users will find something useful in Vivaldi’s feature set.”

Phillip Prado,

“The forward button is a welcome addition that I've missed during many browsing sessions.”

Manuel Vonau,

“It will also let you sync bookmarks, Speed Dials, passwords, autofill information, and those notes I mentioned across your desktop and mobile sessions, and claims this data is protected with end-to-end encryption by default.”

Jay Peters,

“Vivaldi isn’t necessarily looking to conquer the world, it’s looking to provide a better option, and it’s not stopping here.”

Paul Sawers,

“Vivaldi on Android is a worthwhile contender. It’s fast and easy to use — and if you’re already using Vivaldi on the desktop, it’s a no-brainer.”

Frederic Lardinois,

“This browser is fast, stable, and has just enough tricks up its sleeve to set it apart. In fact, the beta version of Vivaldi is so good, I've already adopted it as my default Android browser.”

Jack Wallen,

“Vivaldi Browser is actually quite popular on desktops, and its Android counterpart seems to be quite capable as well.”

Kristijan Lucic,

“My favourite feature is the tab icon on the bottom left-hand corner of the homescreen. It brings up a handy screen for easy access to bookmarks, history, notes and downloads all within one swipe from each other.”

Marie Boran ,

“On both mobile and desktop versions of Vivaldi, a tap or click on the cloud icon brings up all the tabs you've currently got open in the app on other devices, linked by your Vivaldi account. That makes switching devices a snap. Everything gets synced with end-to-end-encryption protection as well, for extra peace of mind.”

David Nield,