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As a web developer using chrome and emacs all day, I was very skeptical. Decided to give it a try and looks really good so far. It's got a lot of the good chrom
by npace12 10y ago
As a web developer using chrome and emacs all day, I was very skeptical.
Decided to give it a try and looks really good so far. It's got a lot of the good chrome stuff and so far I haven't found absolutely anything I miss.
So far I really like:
- Ctrl-P-like tab switcher / command thingy
- fast (but that may be just how different new browsers
always feel like at first)
- the web page size indicator on the address bar
- tabs can be configured to be wherever the hell i want them
- the regular, good chrome debugger
- can run chrome extensions straight from the store
I don't know who the devs are and how long this browser will be around for, but it's seriously well done!
Set as default.
- aquadrop 10y agoDevelopers of Vivaldi used to work on Opera browser.
- Jonsvt 10y agoThank you for your kind words about Vivaldi. I was the co-founder of Opera and now co-founder of Vivaldi. A big part of the team is former Opera people. We are based in Norway and Iceland, mostly, with team members in a couple of other locations.
- aquadrop 10y agoThank you for the Opera, it was my primary browser for a number of years. And good luck to you with your new endeavor, you certainly have some right ideas in Vivaldi :)
- Jonsvt 10y agoThanks. We aim to please. :) There is a lot more cool stuff in the pipeline. :)
- oblio 10y agoI know it's a lot to ask, but is there any timeline for the release of the mail client? And a separate question, would it be possible to include a light calendar app in it? (ICS)