Love working with tabs? Then you’ll love this: a Memory Saver that automatically puts your inactive tabs to sleep, so you can experience faster and smoother browsing!⚡
Our built-in Feed Reader now lets you follow feeds on sites like Reddit and GitHub. You can now curate your very own news feed with your preferred content. 📰
There’s more: a new option to create Workspaces with fewer clicks, export of passwords and feeds, and a window split screen view for apps on Mac.
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@Vivaldi I just wanted to take the chance to say how much I love the Vivaldi browser. I just stumbled across it one day by chance some years ago and since then, it's been my browser of choice on my laptop and my phone. Not only do I love all of the customization options, but what the beliefs of the Vivaldi team and they stand up for make me love the browser even more. The fact that you guys are so user-oriented and anti-cryptocurrency and against AI earns so much respect from me. I will continue to use Vivaldi and recommend it to everyone I know! Absolute favorite and love it so much 💝
@ZaffreHue@Vivaldi They're definitely anti crypto which I love them for too, but not necessarily anti AI I think. They're just against adding it in a browser without asking and without any apparent added benefit. Not to mention the copyright issues.
@Vivaldi@stardust
Ah, I understand, I appreciate the clarification! Regardless, the fact that Vivaldi doesn't push AI as a major feature of its browser is something I really appreciate. AI being hawked as a major feature in almost everything nowadays has always been an annoyance of mine, so it's refreshing to use a browser that makes a conscious effort not to follow that trend!
@ZaffreHue Thank you for those thoughtful words. It’s feedback like yours that adds to the team’s motivation at Vivaldi. And thank you, for spreading the word! 🙌🏽 🚀
@Vivaldi@jon I wished the space between bookmarks in folders in the bookmark bar could be changed back to it like it was before the latest update. On a desktop browser I don’t need much space between bookmarks there. It’s also annoying that the text is now bold.
It is rather complicated. 😅 As I've understood it (and I might be wrong), the setting takes into account the available RAM your machine has. Then it also checks how frequently you interact with the tab (e.g. a tab you check once a day should be hibernated a lot sooner than a tab that you check regularly). Also tabs that play audio, update frequently (e.g. mailbox), include forms, etc. are kept active for longer.
So some tabs maybe be hibernated after 10 minutes while others after a few hours.
But we do recommend keeping the Automatic option enabled. :tony_normal:
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