Videos: Vivaldi 4.1 - Features, Tutorials And How Tos

[MatsuShimizu]

Vivaldi is a cross-platform browser with lots of useful functions and features.
Video and how tos:

Full article from the Vivaldi blog:

Vivaldi introduces Accordion Tabs and Command Chains | Vivaldi Browser

Vivaldi’s new version on desktop lets you expand tab groups with Accordion Tabs and run browser commands in a sequence with a single shortcut. Get Vivaldi 4.1.

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Useful feature: Add and use a new search engine on Vivaldi
For example, if you want to add Youtube search:
1. Go to Youtube.com.
2. Right-click in the Youtube search box.
3. Select add as search engine from the menu.
4. The same goes for other search engine, like Yandex.

If you want to use the alternative search engine:
1. Highlight text from any website.
2. Right-click and go to Search With from the menu.
3. Select Youtube, Yandex, Google, Wikipedia etc.
4. You can also switch the search engine from the address bar. This video explains how.

How to install Vivaldi browser on Linux
Download the .deb file from the Vivaldi website here.

 

[KGIII]

I use Vivaldi for a set of tasks that I do fairly often, which makes it third in line of browsers that I use. I quite like it. It's not too bad on mobile, as well.

 

[MatsuShimizu]

Vivaldi Replaces Firefox as the Default Browser on Manjaro Linux Cinnamon

Vivaldi is one of the best web browsers available for Linux. For all the good reasons, many Linux users have been switching to Vivaldi, especially after Vivaldi 4.0 release. Now, to take it up a notch, Vivaldi has managed to replace Firefox as the default browser on Arch-based Manjaro

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Check out my past thread for more Vivaldi tips and tricks:

Vivaldi 4.0 comes with Vivaldi Translate

Powered by Lingvanex, Vivaldi Translate delivers a concise translation for your text, removing the need to install a plugin or using a separate translator tool and providing a secure translation too. https://news.itsfoss.com/vivaldi-4-0-release/ Additional functions: Vivaldi notes. Take notes...

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[Fanboi]

You've sold me on it so long as there's a source. It doesn't seem to be in the Debian 10 (I haven't upgraded yet) repos, so it'll preferably be source, or maybe appimage, nothing that's system-wide, basically. I'll definitely check it out on my non-work machine though (which runs Manjaro funnily).