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Vivaldi is much more than a reskin of Chrome though. It has customisable UI (with color themes), vertical tabs, tree style tabs, tiled tabs, tab stacks, mouse g
by Ndymium 9y ago
Vivaldi is much more than a reskin of Chrome though. It has customisable UI (with color themes), vertical tabs, tree style tabs, tiled tabs, tab stacks, mouse gestures, tab hibernation, session saving for later, reader mode (and a bunch of others) builtin, speed dial, custom history page, web panels (a docked website on the side of the browser). Haven't used Chrome in a while though so not sure if some of those have been added there.
Cons are that it's slower (not that noticeable for me anymore since latest stable) and doesn't have sync (is coming in next version).
- digi_owl 9y agoI call them reskins because they can't really affect anything beyond the UI. For example Google has implemented a more restrictive policy regarding Flash in recent Chrome releases, and it has found its way into said browsers basically unmodified.
- Feniks 9y agoYep. On paper we have a LOT of different browsers. In reality everything relies more or less on Chrome and Firefox.