@cliffwade@Vivaldi I tried to use Vivaldi, but I stopped because there doesn’t seem to be a simple way of having different taskbar icons for different profiles, so you just end up with several of the same Vivaldi icons and not knowing which one relates to which profile.
I’ve gone back to using Firefox with a little bit of Arc.
@cliffwade@Vivaldi built in ad blocker on the phone and full dark mode everywhere because I do not care what color you want your page to be, I know best how I want to see it.
@cliffwade@Vivaldi I picked "other", because while I regularly use and love both tab stacks and page tiling, the actual killer feature that would make my life with any other browser miserable is something much more mundane: mouse gestures, in particular rocker gestures.
Honourable mentions go to single-key shortcuts (or customizable shortcuts in general), web panels, image information, the mail client, and certainly a dozen other things I forgot already because I'm so used to them by now.
@cliffwade@Vivaldi I really like the Workspaces. I think that they are the most important feature in Vivaldi. Because you can differentiate the spaces according to work, free time, etc. and use the browser for all your profiles.
@jmdelosreyes I agree, workspaces are absolutely phenomenal. I didn't use them at first, simply because I didn't really understand how powerful and useful they really are.
@cliffwade@Vivaldi I only use the browser on my windows work laptop. It feels like a good environment to manage a lot of information. Personally I didn’t find I needed to use all the features.
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