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- My Vivaldi interface is responsive, YMMV. I just opened my History Panel, checked that several thousands of entries were present, then searched for various ch
by idoubtit 6y ago
- My Vivaldi interface is responsive, YMMV. I just opened my History Panel, checked that several thousands of entries were present, then searched for various characters, then navigated in several tabs. Everything was instant.
- Vivaldi Android has its own ad-blocking system. IIRC, it can load external lists. Though it has less features than uBlock Origin, it's enough for me.
I prefer the desktop Vivaldi to other web browsers because of its features:
- Vertical tab list
- Mouse gestures (click-right-left to go back, down-up to duplicate a tab...)
- Sane download manager (compared to Firefox)
- The features above are native. No need for shady extensions (or clean extension that could become shady on a future upgrade).
- More customization than most browsers (not counting the undocumented config of FF)
- BoppreH 6y agoMy history has hundreds of entries per day for two years (imported from Firefox). Opening the History Panel takes 6 seconds and the whole browser is completely unresponsive in the meantime. Your list of features is the same reason why I started using Vivaldi. I have a lot of respect for the team, and I'm glad to be using a tool that explicitly caters to power users too.