Vivaldi when?
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Vivaldi when?
>>51261851
when it's not shit?
It caches to disk, making it slow. It's also proprietary and uses js for the UI.
>>51261851
Fuck vivaldi! Go shill somewhere else, you dumb fuck.
>>51261851
when phoning home, collect and send data once every 24 hours.
>>51261866
>never
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>>51261851
How much memory does it use?
>>51262410
This right here.
How anyone on /g/ can recommend this is beyond me.
>>51262913
those are shills
Trying to revive bloated 90s "internet suite" interface paradigm today is fucking stupid.
>>51262911
>How much memory does it use?
It uses very little RAM. Instead, it caches everything to your HDD, meaning it wrecks SSDs, slows your OS down to a crawl, and is generally slower than other browsers.
>>51262913
It does look good though. I wish they made Sleipnir open source so we could port the font rendering engine to FF and Chromium.
>>51262580
they don't collect browsing information tho, only some staff about your OS and preferred language (why should I care about this there are hundreds of millions people with win7 who speak English)
Vivaldi button triggers my autism
proprietary garbage
>>51261851
I love the interface and workflow, but the caching to disk is just horrible and crippling.
Is there a way to have a multi-purpose console/launcher in firefox or chromium?
Something like the f2 function that Vivaldi has.
