Vivaldi
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Vivaldi is a privacy-oriented browser that is closed source
Despite the name, it is not trannies' favorite browser. No, instead that title would have to go to Firefox because OMGSISA I LUV FURREHS.
Features
[edit | edit source]- The main selling freature is all the organization you can do! You can set up workspaces, colored tab groups (thing which was later copied by every other browser, how original!🔒) and sort your bookmarks however you want, you can have them show up on the homepage or you can shove them all into the sidebar that you'll never look at ever again.
- The browser's behavior is highly customizable, you can change pretty much anything you want, editing those settings is also required to get some behaviors that are left disabled by default like navigating tabs with the keyboard.
- It has a built-in adblocker.
- If you don't have internet access, you can play a game in your browser called Vivaldia. Opera GX has the same feature btw.
- Vivaldi took a stance against forced AI-integration (it's gemmy because the AI shit of other browsers outsources some spyware-riddled closed weights model like ChatGPT or something.)
- You can write notes if you want to keep something in mind, thing that was probably inspired by Firefox Notes, aldoebeit it's deprecated and it no longer shows up on Firefox's sidebar in more recent versions of the browser if you somehow still have it installed.
- There's a built-in clock and calendar, so you don't even have to leave the browser if you want to write down appointments.


