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By the way, if you're looking for a replacement for Opera, there are still options for the look and feel, even if not the internal tech features. I stopped usi
by dwyerm 9y ago
By the way, if you're looking for a replacement for Opera, there are still options for the look and feel, even if not the internal tech features.
I stopped using the Big O pretty much when Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner did. He went on to found the Vivaldi browser[1]. They gave up on their own rendering engine and are just using Chromium. But Vivaldi is still my browser of choice if only because the gestures and tab ordering work the way I expect them to without having to hunt down plugins.
[1] https://vivaldi.com/ https://vivaldi.com/
- pavs 9y agoI think vivaldi is using Blink (fork of webkit) as a rendering engine - which both chrome and chromium also uses.
- hendersoon 9y agoThey certainly are using Blink, yes. But their changelogs include such lines as "Updated Chromium to 64.0.3282.143" so it's reasonable to think they add custom patches to Chromium, and don't pull Blink.