Vivaldi (navegador web)

freeware web browser using the Blink browser engine

Vivaldi

Vivaldi 3.0 ejecutándose en macOS
Desarrollador (es)	Tecnologías Vivaldi
Versión inicial	6 de abril de 2016 ; Hace 5 años [1] (Vista previa técnica publicada el 27 de enero de 2015) (2016-04-06)
Liberaciones estables [±]
Linux, macOS, Windows 3.8 (2259.40) (5 de mayo de 2021 ; hace 1 día [2] ) [±] (2021-05-05) Androide 3.8 (2267.25) (29 de abril de 2021 ; hace 7 días [3] ) [±] (2021-04-29)
Vista previa de la (s) versión (es) [±]
Linux, macOS, Windows 2238.3 (24 de marzo de 2021 ; hace 43 días [4] ) [±] (2021-03-24) Androide 2252.3 (6 de abril de 2021 ; hace 30 días [5] ) [±] (2021-04-06)
Repositorio	vivaldi .com / fuente
Escrito en	C ++ [6]
Motores	Parpadeo , V8
Sistema operativo	Windows 7 y posterior OS X 10.10 y posterior Linux Android [7]
Plataforma	IA-32 , x86-64 , ARM (solo macOS, Linux y Android)
Tamaño	Windows: 38,9 ~ 44,8 MB macOS: 60,4 MB Linux: ~ 45 MB
Disponible en	53 idiomas [8]
Lista de idiomas Albanés, árabe, armenio, vasco, bielorruso, búlgaro, catalán, chino (simplificado), chino (tradicional), croata, checo, danés, holandés, inglés, estonio, finlandés, francés, frisón, gallego, georgiano, alemán, griego, Húngaro, islandés, idó, indonesio, italiano, japonés, coreano, kurdo, letón, lituano, lojban, macedonio, noruego (bokmal), noruego (Nynorsk), persa, polaco, portugués (Brasil), portugués (Portugal), rumano, Ruso, sardo, gaélico escocés, serbio, eslovaco, esloveno, español, español (Perú), sueco, turco, ucraniano, vietnamita
Tipo	navegador web
Licencia	Software gratuito patentado [9]
Sitio web	vivaldi .com

Vivaldi es un programa gratuito , multiplataforma navegador web desarrollado por Vivaldi Tecnologías , una empresa fundada por Tatsuki Tomita y Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner , que era el co-fundador y CEO de Opera Software . Vivaldi se lanzó oficialmente el 6 de abril de 2016. ^{[10] [11]}

Aunque está destinado a usuarios generales, está dirigido principalmente a usuarios con inclinaciones técnicas, así como a antiguos usuarios de Opera descontentos por su transición del motor de diseño Presto a un navegador basado en Chromium que resultó en la pérdida de muchas de sus características icónicas. ^{[10] [12]} A pesar de estar también basado en Chromium, Vivaldi tiene como objetivo revivir las características de Opera basada en Presto con sus propias modificaciones patentadas . ^{[13] [14]}

En abril de 2020, ^{[ necesita actualización ]} Vivaldi tenía 1,5 millones de usuarios activos mensuales. ^[15]

Vivaldi lanzó una versión beta para dispositivos móviles (Android) el 6 de septiembre de 2019 y un lanzamiento regular el 22 de abril de 2020. ^{[16] [17]}

Historia

Vivaldi comenzó como un sitio web de comunidad virtual que reemplazó a My Opera , que fue cerrado por Opera Software en marzo de 2014. ^[18] Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner estaba enojado con esta decisión porque creía que esta comunidad ayudó a que el navegador web Opera fuera lo que era. . Luego, Tetzchner lanzó la Comunidad Vivaldi, una comunidad virtual enfocada en brindar a los usuarios registrados un foro de discusión , servicio de blogs y muchos otros servicios web prácticos , para compensar el cierre de My Opera. Posteriormente, el 27 de enero de 2015, se lanzó Vivaldi Technologies ^[19]la primera vista previa técnica del navegador web Vivaldi. ^[20] Su nombre proviene del compositor italiano Antonio Vivaldi , que, según uno de sus creadores, es un nombre fácil de recordar y comprender en todo el mundo. ^[11]

Lanzamientos

Historial de versiones de Vivaldi
Versión	Fecha	Características
Vista previa técnica 1 [10]	27 de de enero de, el año 2015	Apilamiento de pestañas Colocación de la barra de pestañas Notas De marcación rápida Administrador de marcadores Gestor de descargas Comandos rápidos Gestos del mouse Acciones de página Barra lateral Pestañas de colores Pestañas visuales Pestañas cerradas recientemente Atajos
Vista previa técnica 2 [21]	5 de marzo de 2015	La barra de marcadores Carga de imágenes bajo demanda Avance rápido Navegación espacial
Vista previa técnica 3 [22]	28 de abril de 2015	Mosaico de pila de pestañas Marcador de página invisible Ventana nativa Actualización automática Importación de datos personales Complementos a pedido Indicador de carga de pestañas en segundo plano
Vista previa técnica 4 [23]	16 de julio de 2015	Opciones de inicio Esquemas de color Zoom de interfaz de usuario Soporte HiDPI Pestañas fijadas Administrador de tareas
Beta 1 [24]	3 de noviembre de 2015	Paneles web IU sin bordes Navegación visual de pestañas Ventana privada Indicador de progreso de carga de la página Lista de historia escrita Desplazamiento suave Soporte de geolocalización Compatibilidad con HTML 5 H.264 , AAC y MP3 Soporte de extensiones
Beta 2 [25]	18 de diciembre de 2015	Cierre rápido de pestañas Papelera de marcadores y notas Ocultación del panel Pestañas silenciosas para usuarios (STFU) Notificaciones HTML 5 Configuración de fuente global Configuración de codificación de caracteres predeterminada Moving tabs between windows
Beta 3[26]	March 4, 2016	Bookmarks export Interface zoom Web-pages global/individual zoom Double-click for tab closing Color tabs settings Tabs closing/opening management Sessions Tabs hibernation CSS debugger
1.0[27]	April 6, 2016	Search suggestions Welcome page Minimize tab by click (click active tab to switch to previous tab)
1.1[28]	April 26, 2016	Closing all other tabs by Alt+Click on close button Open links in current tab stack Keyboard shortcut that toggles all the others on or off Tab closing activation options Importing speed dial from Opera 12 Tab stack hibernation
1.2[29]	June 2, 2016	Editable mouse gestures New tab start page specifying Closing multiple selected tabs Keyboard shortcuts for opening edited URL in address field
1.3[30]	August 11, 2016	Customizable UI themes Color picker for themes WebRTC IP handling settings
1.4[31]	September 8, 2016	Individual width of web panels Themes scheduling Retrieve closed tab by middle-click on trash
1.5[32]	November 22, 2016	Tabs drag-and-drop between windows Philips Hue lighting system support Automatic screenshots in Notes Reader mode available from address field Incremental updates Chromecast support Search with context menu option for selected text
1.6[33]	December 15, 2016	Tab notifications Tab stack renaming Tabs selection by domain
1.7[34]	February 8, 2017	Built-in screenshots Mute/unmute multiple tabs Configurable top-level domain expansion Extensions visibility toggle Extra warnings for HTTP websites that request passwords
1.8[35]	March 29, 2017	History redefined: Structured and Visual Create notes by drag-and-drop Auto-update control (Microsoft Windows version only) Image search from the contextual menu
1.9[36]	April 27, 2017	Removed web-panel restoring Ecosia green search integration Extensions buttons rearranging Area capturing button Notes sorting
1.10[37]	June 15, 2017	Custom speed-dial thumbnails Docked developer tools Extension-controlled new tabs Sorting of downloads Desktop wallpaper as speed-dial background (Windows 8+ only)
1.11[38]	August 10, 2017	Reader mode configuration Configurable gesture sensitivity Disable GIF animations by setting Optional speed-dial buttons Updated Vivaldi application icon and Windows installer backgrounds
1.12[39]	September 20, 2017	Image properties display File download properties display Control Website accent-color saturation
1.13[40]	November 22, 2017	Protect against accidentally canceling downloads Resume downloads from previous session Show download speeds in entries Add window panel (phase 1)
1.14[41]	January 31, 2018	Vertical reader mode for CJK users Markdown editor for notes Web-panel order now can be changed Change order of search engines
1.15[42]	April 25, 2018	Possibility of having an image as window background "Bookmarks" item in the main menu Access individual panels and toolbars in full-screen mode via keyboard shortcuts or quick commands
2.0[43]	September 26, 2018	Implement syncing of bookmarks, settings, etc. Add options to support for floating/overlay panels Make tiled tabs resizable List layout for visual tab cycler VB-19167 Add predefined shortcuts for moving tabs left and right: Windows/Linux = Ctrl+Shift+PgUp/PgDn; macOS = Command+Shift+↑/↓ Tile new tabs in a tab stack Holding command/control opens new tab on history buttons Web-panel suggestions with favicons More speed-dial suggestions, using favicons New welcome page Updated predefined themes: added "Vivaldi" as the new default theme, replaced "Redmond" with "Beach" Set minimum active-tab width
2.1[44]	October 25, 2018	Create notes from quick commands Notes search from quick commands UI zoom, and support for command-line parameters in quick commands Open items in a new tab via modifier keys from quick commands AV1 support
2.2[45]	December 13, 2018	Save selected tabs as a session Numbered accelerators to elements in main Window menu Closed tabs access from quick commands and with keyboard shortcut Configurable address toolbar Configurable status toolbar Mute all other tabs via the tab context menu Search box on speed dial Option to show a webpage access-key shortcuts Pop-out video (picture-in-picture) Middle-clicking in back/forward history drop-down opens the page in new background tab Automatically fetch Widevine (EME), to enable Netflix, Prime Video, etc. (Linux only)
2.3[46]	February 6, 2019	Option to automatically create a tab stack Option to show frequently visited pages in the URL drop-down Custom screen-shot file name Save webpage as MHTML
2.4[47]	March 27, 2019	Buttons moving between panels Context menu inside folders on the bookmarks bar Bookmarking selected tabs User profiles Built-in calculator
2.5[48]	May 8, 2019	Razer Chroma support New select/unselect tab options Resizable SD thumbnails Contextual menu inside folders on bookmarks bar (macOS only)
2.6[49]	June 20, 2019	Built-In Abusive Ads Blocker Unread tab counter in Window Panel Filtering saved passwords Display search engine icon in Search Field Razer Chroma headset support
2.7[50]	August 21, 2019	Allow to mute website that is currently silent Global setting for Flash player Add info to the status bar when a page is loading Desktop shortcut for user profile
2.8[51]	September 19, 2019	Keyboard navigation at the bookmark menu bar Resizable columns in the Bookmarks and History managers Support for hovering across horizontal menu or the bookmarks bar Toggle images via keyboard
2.9[52]	October 31, 2019	Page prevented from using cookies dialogue Web panels in the View menu Tab bar in the View menu Global site permissions in the Settings Columns reordering support in the Bookmarks manager
2.10[53]	December 19, 2019	User Agent string without Vivaldi System themes scheduling support Keep text in input field if command not executed Support for focusing the bookmark bar Horizontal extension-popup instead of vertical extension-popup
2.11[54]	February 12, 2020	Picture-in-picture button F6/Shift+F6 focus handling Follow OS Dark/Light mode by default Translated installer
3.0[55]	April 22, 2020	Tracking protection powered by DuckDuckGo Tracker Radar Ad blocker Status bar clock Improved spatial navigation and picture-in-picture features
3.1[56]	June 11, 2020	Notes manager Configurable menus Speed improvements
3.2[57]	August 5, 2020	Mute Pop-Out videos button Option to change Close Tab button position Use different installation profiles and directories for snapshots and finals (macOS)
3.3[58]	September 8, 2020	Pause/break mode Ability to drag entries into a folder Separate theme for private windows Base domain highlighting Clickable element of URL as links: holding Ctrl highlights the part that will remain on clicking Support for blocking whole pages: if blocking rule that has the ‘document’ option, it will block the whole page Proper surrogate support in DDG rules and support for uBlock redirect rules
3.4[59]	October 15, 2020	Vivaldia game Add support for custom links via an “Open link” command Support for configurable context menus Option to directly attach a screenshot to a note Improved tiling commands: prioritizes 1) current tab selection, 2) current tab stack, 3) active + last visible tab Drag one item onto another to create a folder with both on Speed Dial Periodic reloader with custom intervals Allow for using a local image as avatar image
3.7[60]	March 17, 2021	Add support for Kabyle language Add support for configurable document menus Support Periodic Reload in web panels Search highlight priority options Universal Binaries for native support on Apple M1 machines Search engine icons in the context menu

Features

Vivaldi 1.0.228.3 displaying the Wikipedia homepage in its "Chromeless UI" mode

User interface

Vivaldi has a minimalistic user interface with basic icons and fonts, and a color scheme that changes based on the background and design of the web page being visited.^[61] The browser also allows users to customize the appearance of UI elements such as background color, overall theme, address bar and tab positioning, and start pages.^[62] According to CEO Jon von Tetzchner, Vivaldi's vast, unique customizability is a huge part of how the browser caters to experienced users.^[63]

Vivaldi features the ability to "stack" and "tile" tabs, annotate web pages, and add notes to bookmarks.^[64][65] Furthermore, users can place digital bookmarks on a "speed dial" page for quick access and harness "quick commands" to search bookmarks, browsing history, open tabs, and settings.^[66] Vivaldi is built around and based on web technologies such as HTML5, Node.js, React.js, and numerous NPM modules.^[67] As of Technical Preview 4, Vivaldi also supports numerous mouse gestures for actions like tab switching and keyboard activation.^[63] Vivaldi can also be set to a "Chromeless UI", which gives users more screen real-estate and the ability to focus on a single page without distractions.^[68] To accommodate users who prefer to use a large number of tabs at the same time, Vivaldi supports hibernation for both individual tabs and for tab stacks, freeing resources while the user does not actively use those tabs.

Extensions

Vivaldi can use many browser extensions developed for Google Chrome and Firefox (they use common WebExtensions API^[69]), and users can install extensions directly from the Chrome Web Store. Most of these work properly in Vivaldi, with the exception of user interface customizations, because Vivaldi's interface is quite different from Chrome's.^[70][71]

Future additions

The company hopes to integrate an email client into a future version of the browser, and also plans to release their own extension platform.^[72]

Market share

Further information: Usage share of web browsers

In version 2.10, the browser identification was changed from Vivaldi to Chromium. For this reason, since then Vivaldi has almost disappeared from stats counters.^[73]

Reception

Ars Technica reviewer Scott Gilbertson wrote about version 1.0 in April 2016. He praised its innovative features, such as its tab handling, while noting that it will most likely remain a niche browser and not see widespread uptake.^[74] In October 2018, Gilbertson gave version 2.0 a very positive review and stated that Vivaldi is now his usual browser and that he would be hard put to go back to a browser without its unique features.^[75]

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External links

• Official website