Chromium-based Vivaldi 4.0 is out and it features Vivaldi's new email client, an RSS feed and calendar, which has been in the works for years. The browser is one of the most important places for work ...

Vivaldi has always been one of the more interesting of the Chromium-based browsers, in no small part thanks to its emphasis on building tools for power users in a privacy-centric package, but also ...

Vivaldi, the cross-platform browser by Opera co-founder Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner, is bringing a bunch of new tools including translation services — with its new browser update. The new update, ...

Developing a web browser apparently isn't all work and no play, at least not if you're working on Jon von Tetzchner's Vivaldi browser project. There, both serious, important functionality and more ...

Vivaldi has positioned itself as a web browser for power users since it first launched seven years ago. But with the latest release, Vivaldi is more than just a web browser – it’s also an email client ...

Vivaldi has launched Vivaldi Mail 1.0. The email client is integrated within the web browser and offers a calendar and feed reader too. Vivaldi first introduced a beta version of this back in 2020.

Vivaldi has just released an update introducing a number of useful features that are built into the browser itself. Starting with today’s patch, the browser features a full-blown email client, as well ...

Why it matters: Chrome might dominate the browser market, but there are plenty of compelling alternatives available. One of these is Vivaldi, which has just received several interesting new features ...

The Vivaldi browser has just launched a free built-in email client, Vivaldi Mail. The email will integrate with the freeware service’s other in-browser tools, including a calendar, RSS feed reader, ...

The engineers and designers responsible for creating the excellent Vivaldi browser have this week announced the release of Vivaldi Mail 1.0 a powerful email client integrated directly into the browser ...