My New Browser

[hermes2015]

After using Firefox browser happily for many years on my desktop PC, it started crashing on me several times a day recently. I tried everything suggested by other users to solve the problem, but nothing worked for me, so I decided to switch over to Google Chrome. It worked well enough after I imported my Firefox bookmarks, but I, like many other people, disliked the lack of menus in Chrome. About three weeks ago I found a browser called Vivaldi and decided to try it. I have been very happy with its performance (not one crash in all this time) and I'm discovering new, very useful features almost daily.

If any of you guys are thinking of changing browsers, try Vivaldi. It can import bookmarks from other browsers, can use the many good Chrome extensions directly, and has a very pleasant and uncluttered interface.

[No one]

I bought a Pixelbook about 2 years ago, haven't used my Windows laptop since.
Chrome works very well with the Pixelbook.

[hermes2015]

I bought a Pixelbook about 2 years ago, haven't used my Windows laptop since.
Chrome works very well with the Pixelbook.

I run my graphics applications on an HP desktop PC with a big screen. I used my HP laptop for training presentations and communications when I was a working man.

[Asmodean]

I run Edge (Chromium architecture) and am well-enough satisfied with it. Don't think I've tried out Vivaldi - mayhaps I shall... 

[hermes2015]

I run Edge (Chromium architecture) and am well-enough satisfied with it. Don't think I've tried out Vivaldi - mayhaps I shall... 

Yes, you should. This guy shows 3 features that are very nice in Vivaldi:

[Randy]

After using Firefox browser happily for many years on my desktop PC, it started crashing on me several times a day recently. I tried everything suggested by other users to solve the problem, but nothing worked for me, so I decided to switch over to Google Chrome. It worked well enough after I imported my Firefox bookmarks, but I, like many other people, disliked the lack of menus in Chrome. About three weeks ago I found a browser called Vivaldi and decided to try it. I have been very happy with its performance (not one crash in all this time) and I'm discovering new, very useful features almost daily.

If any of you guys are thinking of changing browsers, try Vivaldi. It can import bookmarks from other browsers, can use the many good Chrome extensions directly, and has a very pleasant and uncluttered interface.

I like the video you posted. It looks amazing! I'm not ready to switch yet. Firefox is still working smoothly for me but if it ever starts to misbehave I'll take a gander at it.