The Vivaldi browser for Android is a new alternative to Chrome. It is marketed under the slogan "Navigate on your terms". It is developed as a highly customizable browser, intended to provide a different experience for Chrome users in terms of Android convenience and compatibility. Vivaldi's desktop processor browser has already become famous for its great customization capability, and they have now ported it to mobile.
Vivaldi's reputation earned by its desktop browser was well deserved, given that its browser allows the user to customize and modify virtually every button, bar, and menu in the software. It allows users to create a fully personalized, unique and most importantly personalized version of the web browsing experience. Besides, tab stacking is also their achievement, which is an extremely convenient way to collect related tabs and stack them into a single group for easy future reference.
This type of functionality is primarily aimed at improving the user experience and meeting the needs of average Internet users. This version of the Vivaldi mobile browser brings all of that to your pocket gadget, with added flexibility in its design. This will mainly allow the user to easily choose the search engines by simply typing their nickname before the desired query in the search bar. Nicknames are made up of a single first letter from famous search engines, such as "W" for Wikipedia, so you can type "w" then your query and you will get Wiki results.
Some features rented for the desktop version are also ported to mobile, such as the speed dial feature, which provides quick access to sites and bookmarks when a “new tab” is opened. Additionally, and perhaps the best part, the bookmarks manager allows the user to search for them by typing in the description or just a site nickname. Regarding accessibility, the Vivaldi browser allows users to switch tabs, duplicate them without having to copy / paste them, and also offers a built-in “Notes” tool.
The Vivaldi mobile browser also allows people to take and organize screenshots of the entire web page, not just the part visible on the screen. Finally, if you're already using Vivaldi's desktop browser, you'll be able to sync it with your mobile version, including all bookmarks, browsing, and other data stored in your custom interface, all with secure end-to-end encryption, well. sure. This new browser brings all of this and more, so it's going to force people to consider changing it at least for a try or, better, a surf.
