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I love Vivaldi. Really a great browser. Special the you can see more than one tab at once, that's a really nice feature on todays large 32" and 43" screens. I w

• jonmccull 8y ago
  Yes, this. The ability to drag and resize them now is just brilliant. I pretty much only use it to view two pages side-by-side, but when you try it with 4 or 5 tabs the resizing is a dream.
  • Aardwolf 8y ago
    I do that with other browsers with multiple windows. Meta+left and meta+right (in cinnamon and many other desktop UIs) automatically place the window in the left and right half of the monitor.
• werid 8y ago
  Vivaldi has it from beginning because von Tetzchner came from Opera, which also did this back in the day. Their pre-chrome version was an MDI application.
• nhumrich 8y ago
  Firefox can do this with an extension
  • mthoms 8y ago
    Except doesn't each browser window have full window chrome? If the idea is to save screen space that's a non-starter.
    • nhumrich 8y ago
      no. Thats only how the chrome extension works. In FF, its actually a true split.
• theonemind 8y ago
  It looks to me like makers of major web browsers generally cater to the lowest common denominator, or slightly less cynically, but effectively equivalently, aim for a large or universal audience. Their design looks almost indistinguishable from what they would come up with operating by the motto "features confuse users".
• veidr 8y ago
  OmniWeb (circa 2004?)
• cja 8y ago
  I have been able to put two browser windows side by side in every operating system I've used since I first used the web in 1998.