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>at Vivaldi, we don’t track or profile you. Nor do we collect usage data. In fact, we believe that the unnecessary collection of data is dangerous and has no pl

>at Vivaldi, we don’t track or profile you. Nor do we collect usage data. In fact, we believe that the unnecessary collection of data is dangerous and has no place in your browser. Great. Would be better if you also release Vivaldi's source code to public scrutiny instead of just expecting users to take your word for it.

Eikon 5y ago
Then I hope you'll also build it by yourself.
- lillecarl 5y ago
  Most software I use is not built and packaged by the person who wrote it.
  - brnt 5y ago
    Vivaldi is however, as large parts of it are proprietary.
    - lillecarl 5y ago
      Ah yes, parent was saying that he hopes you'll build yourself if source is released in response to grandparent asking for sourcecode. So if it'd go open-source I still wouldn't be building it myself.
- yissp 5y ago
  They could support reproducible builds, then any third party could verify the binary they distribute hasn't been monkeyed with.
- IceWreck 5y ago
  If its open source then packagers will do the job for me
- onkoe 5y ago
  There is almost certainly one package maintainer out there who would love to do that ;)
Ndymium 5y ago
If you just need public scrutiny, then Vivaldi's code is already open for you at https://vivaldi.com/source/ https://vivaldi.com/source/. On top of that code is the HTML/JS UI, which can be found at least on macOS inside the Vivaldi.app package, though minified.