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The internet is a mess. Ignore the algorithm, and distill the web down to the things you actually care about. The Vivaldi feed reader uses the also-new Vivaldi Mail to display and manage feed items, which end up looking a bit like your email.

I’m a huge fan of the Vivaldi web browser. It’s my favorite on Windows, Linux, and Android. It’s far more customizable than most other popular web browsers, and as a power user that’s something I greatly appreciate. I can actually change the settings it make it something close to usable. The toolbars are customizable even!

The Polestar 2’s infotainment system runs on Android Automotive OS, so it’s like an Android tablet. Earlier this year, a web browser called Vivaldi became available to download as an app for the Polestar 2 via the Google Play Store (it’s also the first browser for Android Automotive).

The Vivaldi web browser, which I have previously called the web’s best browser for its customization options and user-first design, recently started building an email client into the browser. I recommend checking it out if your relationship with email is … not good.

Vivaldi allows users to track the number of blocked ads and trackers during their browsing session, adding another layer of protection to its already privacy-focused browser.

Struggling with finding a browser that has all the features you want?
The Vivaldi browser has just released version 5.4, full of improvements.

“The privacy side is a massive security problem and it’s being used in the worst-case scenario, for warfare,” says Jon von Tetzchner

I’ve been stuck on Chrome for years, but “open as window” finally lets me escape.

For those who do want to do a little more (or a whole lot more) than just browsing basics, all the time invested in mastering Vivaldi will yield handsome dividends.

There are a few more unique features in Vivaldi Mail. Navigation and sorting is a core focus, with “sixteen configurable shortcuts for activities such as composing new emails, replying to emails, and more,” all of which are accessible from your keyboard or the HUD-like quick command bar.

Perhaps the nicest feature provided by Vivaldi Mail is the fact that you can combine all of your email services into one, be it a Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo account

Vivaldi has launched its own free built-in email client, Mail 1.0, with Vivaldi’s Calendar and Feed Reader integrated.

Mail 1.0 also grants users the option to add multiple email accounts, including Google and existing calendar services. As a result, users should be able to organize their emails and manage schedules, to-do lists, feeds, and more without leaving their browser.