sucks they keep rearranging the interface instead of making it more useful. search on webpage? still can't do whole words only
>>108889142I like how it preserved my current theme instead of forcing me to use the new one.
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>>108889142>Naming your browser after a retarded poet
>>108889142>closed source browser in 2026
>>108889142... and still is the slowest of all chromium browsers
>>108891960It was named after the Italian Baroque composer Antonio Vivaldi.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqAOGduIFbghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRxofEmo3HA
>>108889142>Chromium reskin #98234981just use ungogled chromium
I wish these fuckers would just allow the interface to be transparent with a blur like Zen and Arc did.
>>108892490Vivaldi has A LOT more features and functionality than vanilla Chromium, including a full-scale tiling system that I've seen no other major modern browser match.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50yjgW-eNuA
>>108892510looks like a gimmickI sometimes need to read two things at once and when I do I just use aero snap to display two browser windows side by sidetrying to read more than two things at once is just dumb and doesnt make you more productive
>>108889142I like its UI, it's still compatible with manifest v2, and it took a hard stance against AI slop :)
>>108892510I think Edge does this now too.>>108892544It's more useful than you think. Instead of having to fuck about with splitting your tabs into independent windows and dragging them to screen edges, you can just drag+drop one tab next to one you're already using. Once you're done you untile them and you're back to where you started.I tend to use it most when I need to compare info from two pages, or when I need two documents open to perform some kinda work.
>>108893653>Instead of having to fuck about with splitting your tabs into independent windows and dragging them to screen edges, you can just fuck about splitting your tabs into independent pseudo-windows and dragging them to screen edgesidk what you're on about but it's literally the same fucking thing lol
>>108889142exactly what I want in a browser: more fucking padding and wasted space in all directions
Friendly reminder that Vivaldi ranks dead last on Cloudflare's measured browser market shares, that the only reason /g/ has heard of it is paid shills, and that all Vivaldi threads have been one paid shill samefagging for a decade.
>>108895058I use v*valdi only because of manifestv2. I couldn't give less of a shit as all browsers are just as unusably shitty nowadays.
>>108894237The end goal is the same but the process is different. Vivaldi's method is much easier. Try it.
>>108894734According to what I read in the comments, there's some option in the theme settings to turn off "unified" mode so it goes back to the actual classic look https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-on-desktop-8-0
>>108889142>major version>literally nothing new
>>108895070google said they will start removing mv2 code in a few weeks. so all chromium based browsers will drop mv2.https://github.com/w3c/webextensions/issues/1000
>>108895058vivaldi goes out of its way to pretend to be chrome, you're only seeing old versions that didn't do that yet
>>108895655thanks. well, time to freeze chromium version and wait out for ladybird.
>>108895655And I'll do with it what I've always planned: keep the same mv2-enabled vivaldi until shit starts breaking too bad (likely youtube), then move to something else or make my own if it comes to it.
I like vivaldi not because you can add features, but because you can remove them. All modern browsers are bloatmaxxed to hell.>>108895151Yeah you just go the theme editor and unche the unified UI. You can also go tovivaldi://inspect/#appsAnd inspect every element of the browser and remove all the bullshit padding.
vivaldi://inspect/#apps
