I think it's perfectly fine browser. Obviously like any software there are hundreds of ways you could think of how to improve it. > it most certainly isn't eas

I think it's perfectly fine browser. Obviously like any software there are hundreds of ways you could think of how to improve it. > it most certainly isn't easily to customize. I can't think of any other browser I ever used which is more easily customizable. > Even just in the current development version, vivaldi is getting support for calendars, mail and rss right in the browser, adding to the already present notes feature. What does firefox do in terms of UX innovation? Ant they certainly don't seem to be pumping that money into the under-the-hood components either, seeing how they still haven't managed to get @property working. Multi-tab containers is definitely a super useful UX innovation which I've been using for years and surprised why other browsers are slow to pick it up. I'm not sure I actually want any of the above listed features in my browser but I'll be happy to be convinced. Reader mode which I use regularly -- other browsers either don't have it or it's a worse implementation.