Vivaldi 7.2: Speedy, Smart, and Built for Power Users

Vivaldi 7.2 is here, delivering a faster, smarter, and more independent browsing experience. HOWEVER, This update isn’t just about better browsing, it’s about fighting for a web that works for people, not corporations. At a time when digital power is increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few tech giants, Vivaldi stands firm as a European alternative, championing choice, privacy, and customization.

Oslo, Norway – 18th of March, 2025 09:00 CET

A Smarter, Faster Address Bar

The address bar is the gateway to the web, and in Vivaldi 7.2, it’s been fine-tuned for speed and precision. Search results, bookmarks, and browsing history now appear faster and more accurately, ensuring users can reach their destination with minimal effort. Customization remains at the core, allowing users to tailor suggestions and behavior to match their browsing style.

Vivaldi browser window with focus on the Address Field and its drop-down menu.

Blazing-Fast Page Load Speeds

Thanks to optimized connection handling, pages in Vivaldi 7.2 load significantly faster. Some users will experience load times that are more than twice as fast, making the browsing experience feel seamless and responsive. No gimmicks, just smart, efficient engineering.

Enhanced Keyboard Shortcuts & Customization

For power users who rely on shortcuts, Vivaldi 7.2 introduces a new keyboard shortcut priority list. This lets users fine-tune commands, ensuring that their preferred shortcuts take precedence over website-specific controls, enhancing their workflow.

Browser Priority Shortcuts section in Vivaldi Settings.

Turn Emails into Calendar Events with Ease

Vivaldi’s integrated Mail and Calendar just got smarter. Users can now instantly create calendar events from emails (or from web pages). Whether it’s a meeting invitation or a ticket confirmation, a simple right-click is all it takes to get it into the calendar.

Mail message's context menu in Vivaldi Mail, highlighting the "Add to Calendar" options.

Other Updates in 7.2 

  • New Currency Widget – Stay updated with real-time conversions right from the Dashboard.
  • Workspaces in Quick Commands – Quickly find and switch between workspaces for better tab organization.
  • Reorder Mail Accounts – Arrange email accounts in Vivaldi Mail for a more personalized setup.

Vivaldi 7.2 is available for download today on Windows, macOS, and Linux. As always, Vivaldi remains committed to the fight for a better web by providing a browser that prioritizes the user.

Fighting for a better web

We’re not working at Vivaldi, we’re fighting. Fighting for a web that isn’t controlled by a handful of tech giants. Fighting against the relentless exploitation of the internet for corporate and political power.

Big Tech has turned the web into a battleground for control, turning users into data points and profits. With growing tensions and governments waking up to the dangers of over-reliance on a few dominant players, people are looking for alternatives. They’re ditching invasive platforms, seeking independent solutions, and reclaiming control over their digital lives.

For 10 years we have proven that you don’t have to settle for surveillance-driven services. We have shown that privacy, customization, and choice should be the norm, not the exception. We are committed to the fight for a better web and providing independent alternatives to whats offered by monopolistic, self-serving, behemoths.

For big tech, the tide is turning!

About Vivaldi Technologies

Vivaldi Technologies is an employee-owned company that creates products and services for discerning web users. In everything it does, it believes in putting its users first.

Vivaldi is a powerful, personal, and private browser that adapts to you, not the other way around.

With its flexible, and fully customizable interface, the browser strives to offer the best Internet experience on any device and currently covers platforms such as Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi, iOS, Android, and Android Automotive.

Vivaldi has two ground rules: privacy is a default, and everything’s an option. In practice, this means building software that protects users’ privacy but also does not track how they use it. It believes private and secure software should be the rule, not the exception.

Vivaldi is headquartered in Oslo, with offices in Reykjavik, Boston, and Palo Alto.

For more information, please contact:

Haakon Rølmann
[email protected]

For Japan-related queries, please contact:

Kaori Kotobuki
[email protected]


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