Although it was not initially available on smartphones and tablets, its version for Android OS devices has been available for some time. The mobile edition retains roughly the same guidelines that made Vivaldi a favorite web browser for many.
It shares the same core as Chrome but offers a very flexible interface that can be customized to personal visual taste, but what makes it especially interesting is that it is a web browser that is well optimized for tablets, so it is worth it considering the case.
As Vivaldi strives to protect users’ privacy, it offers an integrated ad-blocking feature and prevents websites from tracking their users. In addition, it supports data synchronization between the desktop and mobile versions of the browser, using end-to-end encryption to protect further the data being synchronized.
Vivaldi is available on various platforms.
Of course, its traditionally integrated add-on tools and advanced features are also present, so the ability to capture an image of an entire website no matter how long it is, a note-taking plugin, a private translation plugin, a tab cloning option, a download manager, extraordinary modality for easier page reading and much more.
Vivaldi is completely free and has no hidden payments or ads, and when you look at its features and a solid level of optimization (especially for tablets), it imposes itself as a great alternative to Chrome and other similar web browsers on Android. In short, it’s worth a try.
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