Finally this has happened. The most customizable and user-friendly browser on the market, introduced a built-in Ad Blocker, in addition to its Tracker blocker feature.
The new feature extends Tracker Blocker, which now has a special option for that starting in Vivaldi Dev Snapshot 1848.4. The user can select between
- No Blocking
- Block Trackers
- Block Trackers and Ads
The tracking protection and ad blocking can be enabled globally for all web sites you visit, or can be turned on or off for individual web sites via the shield icon in the address bar. It is all under your control - the thing I really like in Vivaldi.
You can review changes in this Dev snapshot in detail by visiting the official announcement.
You can download it here:
Download (1848.4)
- Windows: 64-bit for Win7+ | 32-bit for Win7+
- macOS: 10.10+
- Linux: DEB 64-bit (Recommended)| DEB 32-bit
- Linux: RPM 64-bit (Recommended)| RPM 32-bit
- Linux: DEB ARM32-bit (Unsupported)| DEB ARM64-bit (Unsupported)
- Linux: non-DEB/RPM [help]
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Vivaldi is awesome
Can you make a comparison benchmark of Firefox Quantum, Google Chrome, and Vivaldi?
I used Vivaldi before but switched back to Firefox and Chrome again
By your posts, I feel some new interest in it again
I didn’t use Opera and Edge YET
Another step closer to advanced browser. Thanks Sergey! :)