We all depend on our web browsers to get work done, and keeping that work organized can be a challenge. Handling an overload of open tabs is something many of us struggle with, and finding what we ...

And yet, the latest version of the Vivaldi web browser still feels like an “aha” moment with a new feature called “two-level tab stacking.” Essentially, it lets you combine multiple tabs into groups, ...

The Vivaldi web browser is very similar to Opera in the sense that comes packaged with a ton of features, and one of them is called Tab Stacks. This feature makes it possible for users to group tabs ...

“Vivaldi offers more built-in options for managing tabs than any other modern browser. Users can choose where they want to position the tabs; they can navigate to them via their keyboard; group them ...

Vivaldi browser has had a unique approach to tab management. Over the years, it has introduced features such as stacking, muting, and pinning tabs; it also lets you view two tabs in a split-screen ...

Vivaldi, the Chrome-based but Google-free browser "for power users", has a new feature that lets you create your own custom gesture commands. The feature arrives in version 1.2 of the young browser ...

About eight years ago I got an email from an old contact at Opera who said some ex-Opera designers and developers, including Opera's cofounder, Jon von Tetzchner, were launching a new web browser.

What’s better than one tab bar? Two, obviously. Vivaldi, the highly personalized browser, announced today a new two-level tab stacks feature that introduces a second tab bar in Vivaldi 3.6. The ...

Vivaldi’s browser version 7.6 includes what the company is calling The Tab Button, a way to search, organize, and manage your active tabs similar to your search history. Let’s face it: Over time, ...

Vivaldi web browser, the spiritual successor to Opera 12, released version 1.13 on Wednesday, introducing an easier way of managing multiple tabs, as well as new file download features and other ...