Can Vivaldi succeed against Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, and even Opera? It's a major challenge, especially when you don't have an operating system of your own. Share on Facebook (opens ...

Since the days of Mosaic in the early 1990s, Jon von Tetzchner has been working on web browsers. He’s one of the creators of Opera, the alternative browser that’s been a power-user favorite since 1995 ...

Google Chrome is still the default browser on most Android phones, but a growing set of alternatives now match its ...

Vivaldi browser has had a unique approach to tab management. Over the years, it has introduced features such as stacking, muting, and pinning tabs; it also lets you view two tabs in a split-screen ...

The Vivaldi web browser is very similar to Opera in the sense that comes packaged with a ton of features, and one of them is called Tab Stacks. This feature makes it possible for users to group tabs ...

The wait is finally over. For those MacOS users who've adopted Vivaldi as their desktop web browser of choice, the mobile version of the browser is now available. Part of the problem with Safari is ...

Almost eight years after former Opera CEO Jon von Tetzchner launched a new browser for desktop users, his company (Vivaldi) has introduced its iOS version today. As it’s mandatory for browsers on iOS ...

Chromium-based Vivaldi 4.0 is out and it features Vivaldi's new email client, an RSS feed and calendar, which has been in the works for years. The browser is one of the most important places for work ...