Vivaldi 3.5.2115.87 (64bit) for Windows

With so many browsers out there, finding one that fits your specific needs can be tricky, especially considering that almost everyone focuses on offering the same performance, security and robustness. However, in the case of Vivaldi, it focuses primarily on facilitating the organization of your work.

Vivaldi offers users not only the basic tools found in any browser, but also some additional options to help you improve your productivity when working on your PC. The program thus adapts its tabs to the dominant color on each site, making it easy to switch between the two, especially when you have many windows open. It also lets you add notes to each tab, which are then automatically saved and display additional information about what you do with your browser.

If you tend to open multiple tabs and the color guides do not help much, Vivaldi also lets you create a single tab where you can add as many windows as you want. Therefore, if you have multiple sites with a common theme on them and they are scattered throughout your browser, you can group them all into a single tab to avoid any future confusion. Another feature includes hiding the images of a site, getting rid of all the things that do not interest you with a single click and the ability to focus exclusively on the formatting of the text.

In terms of browsing speed, it is very similar to the most popular browsers, so you will not have loading problems if you choose this tool. You can also add and manage bookmarks, change the language, create a default browser, or select a homepage.

Most of us have a laid back attitude when it comes to choosing a desktop browser, but there are plenty of alternatives beyond the intact Chrome and Firefox. The Vivaldi project is backed by Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner, co-founder and CEO of the Opera browser, so his steaks are unquestionable. Now, after more than two million downloads, four technical previews and more than 50 public reviews, Vivaldi has finally reached the beta phase of its Windows and Mac versions.

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There are heaps of web browsers for desktop operating systems out there, but apart from the aesthetics and slight differences in loading speed, they are all very similar and offer almost the same features. Vivaldi aims to break this dashboard with a browser reminiscent of the quiet of older versions of Opera and includes a range of features for more experienced users. The technical preview 4 has just been released and is completely stable, with most of its features being fully functional.

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