There are two main new features in version 2.9. The first is global default permissions for websites and the second area covers menus.

The best thing about the mobile version is that Vivaldi has stuck with this approach of doing more. The tools for interacting with the Web (creating notes, for example) are largely the same in the Mobile Version.

An innovative browser has launched on Android for the first time. Here’s why you might want to give it a shot.

If you’ve been waiting for a Vivaldi-like experience on mobile, the company’s official Android release sounds like it’s worth checking out.

There are a bunch more neat features embedded into the app that you (and we) will undoubtedly discover after a while, making Vivaldi’s entry into the mobile world a worthwhile endeavor.

Despite only being in beta, the mobile app already includes many of the desktop versions’ best features. We definitely encourage Android users to give Vivaldi a shot

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.

Vivaldi aims to bring a full-featured browsing experience to mobile devices. Now, mobile users get a lot of the same functionality they are used to on the desktop version, albeit with a mobile-optimized interface.

This edition’s spotlight improvement is a feature that blocks ads determined to have “abusive technologies.”

So your screen, keyboard, and mouse can all match