如何在 Linux 上整合 Vivaldi 瀏覽器
Vivaldi web browser integrates seamlessly with Linux distros. Make your users feel right at home by integrating Vivaldi into yours.
此瀏覽器專屬於您的發行版
Vivaldi is not like other browsers. It rejects Big Tech's one-size-fits-all approach to software, putting the user in control.
Everything in Vivaldi is customizable and built around respecting the user's right to privacy and security – just like in Linux.
Vivaldi browser is designed with Linux in mind, not as an afterthought. We've made it easy for you to use it with your favorite Linux distro, so you can enjoy all of the unique benefits and features in one convenient package.
整合 Vivaldi 的兩種方式
Vivaldi has two main ways to integrate into your distro, enabling ultra-customizable web browsing – by becoming a system-wide browser or by integrating into desktop environments.
讓 Vivaldi 成為整個系統的瀏覽器
With this option, you can make Vivaldi the system-wide web browser for all accounts. This will give new users of your distro a familiar experience, while integrating all the benefits of Vivaldi into your distro.
整合至桌面環境
This option is ideal if you're managing a distro that uses multiple desktop environments. In this case, you can customize Vivaldi for integration in each DE, giving users maximum flexibility while maintaining uniformity across their experience on your distro.
讓我們為您的發行版自定義 Vivaldi
Whether you're a distro manager or a regular Linux user, Vivaldi has everything you need to customize the browser to your heart's content.
自定義主題
Start by customizing the default browser theme. This is a great way to make Vivaldi feel like it belongs on your Linux distro (which matches the style of your distro).
Whether you're looking for a way to bring your color palette into Vivaldi or add a splash of color that matches your existing branding, we've got you covered.
自定義搜尋引擎
Next, you can add custom search engines to Vivaldi and decide which one is default for your distro users.
For example, if you want to offer DuckDuckGo as a default search engine, this method will allow you to do that.
自定義書籤
Finally, you can add custom Speed Dials or bookmarks so that users can easily access the websites that are important to your distro.
If bookmark collections were created specifically for your Linux distro, they would be available on Start Page and in any pre-existing bookmark folders.
Loved by everyone, from distro managers to regular Linux users
In our repos, Manjaro always provides the very latest version of Vivaldi, and thanks to direct developer contact we are now also able to include matching default themes for our editions.
Co-CEO of Manjaro GmbH & Co. KG, Bernhard Landauer
Siôn Hughes@sionwhughes
Replying to @jonsvt and @vivaldibrowser
Keep up the great work. As a Linux user in a Microsoft heavy technology company, I use Vivaldi a LOT for Teams, Outlook Email & Calendar, and it all just works so much better than it did in Firefox.
🌈Pavan { Full Stack Dev }@PavanGayakwad
@vivaldibrowser I am surprised to find your in-browser email client so much better than the #Linux email clients I have tested so far, specially the conversation view 🙌 and the quick commands makes is such an ease! you guys nailed it!
Panos Sakalakis@meymigrou
Replying to @ManjaroLinux
For me @vivaldibrowser is my first stop whenever I install any distro (mostly Manjaro). It's private, has tons of customizations options, you can modify it as you feel, and looks beautiful in both Gnome & KDE.
The Uncle Mez 🇨🇬@TheUncleMez
Replying to @vivaldibrowser
Good achievement !
Someone on a known #Linux project said:
Best way to survive Firefox!
sudo eopkg install vivaldi-stable
sudo eopkg install vivaldi-snapshot
😉😉😉
bernhardhimself@bernhardhimself
The team at @vivaldibrowser are always innovating and improving. If you haven't tried their browser yet, you are definitely missing out.
ArgFanZA@OtsM8
Replying to @vivaldibrowser
I love Vivaldi its my go to browser on Linux most of my work is done in the browser I even code using #SapWebIde so the browser is my most important app choice #IChooseVivaldi
為什麼 Vivaldi 非常適合 Linux
可深度自定義
Vivaldi is the browser that lets you create a workflow that's uniquely yours, with customizable shortcuts, gestures, and customizable menus. Adjust the position, size, and appearance of the browser's UI elements to make it work exactly how you want.
開箱即用的功能
Linux users are a diverse bunch, but there's one thing we've always agreed on: out-of-the-box features matter. That's why we’ve loaded Vivaldi with features that appeal to Linux users and make it a great choice for anyone who wants granular control over their browsing experience.
支援 ARM
Vivaldi treats all Linux users as first-class citizens and ensures that everyone can take advantage of the latest browser features and improvements. That's why we're proud to be one of the few Linux browsers that run on ARM processors. It's available in DEB or RPM packages, so you can install it on any Linux distribution you like.
注重隱私權
Vivaldi is built with privacy and security as a priority. We believe unnecessary data collection is dangerous, so we do not track or profile you. Instead, we focus on building a browser that puts you in control!
From one-size-fits-all to deep customization
We believe deeply in freedom of choice, so we've created a Linux browser for all tastes—from those who want a more traditional browsing experience with a familiar look and feel to those who prefer something more experimental and unique.
Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner, Vivaldi CEO.
常見問題
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Do I need to sign an agreement with Vivaldi to integrate it?
You do not need an agreement with Vivaldi to integrate the browser, Vivaldi is free software so as long as your integration is open and without legal limitations you do not need any form of agreement.
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Are there any licensing costs involved?
Vivaldi is free software (though not licensed as "free and open source"). But as far as licensing, or other costs go there are none involved when you integrate Vivaldi.
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Do I need to inform Vivaldi before I integrate the browser and do I need permission?
Yes, we would strongly recommend that you inform us if and when you integrate the browser in your distribution or on a Linux device. We can not enforce this, but we do prefer to be asked for permission before you take on such integration.