Meet Vivaldi, the all-in-one browser for surfing the web, managing email and RSS feeds


The Vivaldi is increasingly lining itself up as an alternative to Chrome. — Relaxnews

The very latest version of the Norwegian alternative web browser, Vivaldi now lets users surf the Internet while also managing their email, calendar and RSS feeds, all via the same platform. All these tools are integrated into a single program that is geared towards user privacy and data protection.

This new update is the most significant in the history of Vivaldi, a web browser originally launched in 2015 to woo disgruntled Opera users unhappy with the browser's evolution. Once the preserve of IT geeks, Vivaldi could well seduce a wider audience with these new and highly practical features, all condensed into a single tool.

Through a dedicated tab, Vivaldi now offers its own integrated mailbox, allowing users to manage all or some of their accounts in a single, perfectly secure interface. Note that those who wish can even create a new account with Vivaldi.

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