Vivaldi is a new feature-rich web browser that combines an Opera-like interface with an open-source Chromium platform.
is very similar to the Opera browser in many ways. There are some cool features that are nice, like the interface, which fades colors to match the dominant color on the page as you navigate between sites.
In addition to the elegant effects, the browser has been clearly designed with advanced users in mind, as the Quick Commands tool shows. This helps the user find or execute commands similar to the Spotlight feature in OS X.
supports navigation with mouse gestures, and the always-familiar 'speed dial' interface, which displays your favorite tabs on the new tab page, is also an excellent, albeit old, feature that is present in this new web browser.
Key features include:
Quick commands.Stacks of chips.
Notes
Adaptive interface.
Space navigation.
Vivaldi's design also looks great. Inside the toolbar on the left is the bookmarks menu, the Bookmarks and Downloads menus and also a Notes tool. There are many things hosted here, however, the interface manages not to feel cluttered. Items are placed in logical places and all are kept small and out of the way to give you a fresh and clean feeling.
Overall, Vivaldi has a sharp and sharp interface, which uses simple but effective fonts and icons. It is clearly aimed at advanced users, as the different features and tools show. It is relatively small (for a browser) and it is not that difficult for system resources. If you fancy a change from Chrome, Safari, Opera or Firefox, why not take a look at it?
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