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@tchambers@indieweb.social @jon@vivaldi.net @brucelawson@vivaldi.net I like Vivaldi and understand you can craft it to what you want it to be. But for this burnt out and overwhelmed IT pro I want simplicity from the start. Not to spend a bunch of time turning things off and crafting the UI to an ideal state.
I may kick the tire on Vivaldi again as I’ve also grown tired of Mozilla and there just isn’t anything compelling to me in the browser market.
@tchambers@indieweb.social @jon@vivaldi.net @brucelawson@vivaldi.net I'm sad it uses chromium, but otherwise it is a nice piece of software
@tchambers@indieweb.social @jon@vivaldi.net @brucelawson@vivaldi.net Vivaldi is great. I use it as my primary browser on Linux and iOS.
@tchambers@indieweb.social @jon@vivaldi.net @brucelawson@vivaldi.net I like the workspaces feature for tab management.
@tchambers@indieweb.social @jon@vivaldi.net @brucelawson@vivaldi.net
oh interesting. im also looking at vivaldi, time to switch away from arc, that horrendous security fail last week was the final straw
@tchambers@indieweb.social I haven't figured out ow to do a hard refresh of a page with the android browser.
@tchambers@indieweb.social @jon@vivaldi.net @brucelawson@vivaldi.net
Are we somehow re-entering the browser wars of 1998?
@tchambers@indieweb.social @jon@vivaldi.net @brucelawson@vivaldi.net I love the workspaces. Really helps organize my work (I'm a web developer, writer, pro gamer, food critic, and visual artist). I had been using Vivaldi for most of this year for language learning. Love the translation tab. But I just found an issue with Youtube URLs that I will post about. (Probably should file a bug report).