Prehliadač Vivaldi pre Android Beta

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

Kristijan Lucic,

“My favorite feature is the ability to switch between tabs by swiping left or right on the bottom bar.”

Ivan Mehta,

“Like the desktop version of the browser, Vivaldi on Android presents a unique user interface with built-in tools like Panels, Speed Dials, Notes, and Capture.”

Paul Thurrott,

“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,

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

Phillip Prado,

“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,

“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,

“It also has a focus on security and privacy, so the company doesn't collect excessive user data and uses end-to-end encryption for its sync function.”

Georgina Torbet,

“The new mobile browser is also designed with flexibility in mind, with features like the ability to switch search engines on the fly by typing a nickname into the search bar before your query.”

Catherine Ellis,

“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 ,