With the huge number of browsers currently out there, finding one that's perfectly adjusted to your specific needs can be complicated, especially when you take into account that nearly all of them focus on offering the same features of efficiency, security, and robustness. However, in the case of Vivaldi, it focuses mainly on making it easy to organize your work.
Vivaldi offers users not just the basic tools found on any browser, but also some extra options that will help you improve your productivity when working on your PC. The program thus adapts its tabs to the predominant color on every website, making it easier to switch between one and the other, especially when you have several windows open. It also lets you add notes to each tab, which are then automatically saved and display extra info on what you’re doing with the browser.
If you tend to open multiple tabs and the color guides don’t help much, Vivaldi also lets you create a single tab where you can add as many windows as you wish. Thus if you have several websites with a common theme to them and they're scattered throughout your browser, you can group them all into a single tab to avoid any future confusion. Another feature includes hiding a website's images, getting rid of all the stuff you're not interested in in a single click, and allowing you to focus exclusively on the text formatting.
When it comes to browsing speed, it’s very similar to the most popular browsers, so you won’t have any loading issues if you opt for this tool. You can also add and manage bookmarks, change the language, establish a default browser, or select a start page.
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