What made me finally switch to Vivaldi as my default Linux web browser
ZDNET key takeaways
- Vivaldi has the right combination of features for my default.
- It's been a slow burn, but everything finally came together.
- You can enjoy these features on Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
Vivaldi is one of those web browsers that I hadn't given much attention to over the years. It always reminded me of my favorite browser, Opera, but with a bit of extra bloat and an aesthetic that didn't quite live up to the considerable standards I'd long ago set.
Vivaldi included so many features that it was almost dizzying. At some point, I concluded that all those features crowded the UI, making it difficult to navigate. In my world, I need efficiency. On top of that, the theming engine had fallen so far behind the likes of Opera and Zen Browser that I couldn't convince myself to use it with any regularity.
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