i dont even blame u i thought so too at the start but i unironically use alot of them now.. use the notes app cus its there and convenient i can attach links and a screenshot to it, quicker than opening another notes app and making a new file specifically for the website i wana talk ab, i use the mail client cus quicker than opening gmail, and the rss thing is smt im just getting into. ik im bringing brave outa nowhere but most of brave's packed in stuff are alot less useful for me xD
yea xD, also forgot to mention it has ridiculous keyboard shortcuts (tbf u can prolly get those from qutebrowser or maybe firefox if uk what ur doing), and it has dope tab management, u can align the buttons on any side of the screen and u can tile tabs in ur windows kinda like tiling windows managers do, and u can put several tabs in 1 group and open up grid view for that 1 group so that everythings layed out neatly, honestly the only thing this browser needs to be perfect for my standarts is being foss.
Techlore recently interviewed the CEO of Vivaldi on Youtube, check it out, it's really interesting. He talks about not being open source and being based on chromium amongst other things
yoo thats funny i just clicked on video earlier and came here to see u mention it. i was kind of infiuriated (however that word is written) to see that the comments were disabled on odysee but now i clicked it on yt and turns out theyre on, i thought it was like some attempt at preventing ppl from asking the real questions but from what ive seen so far the dude seems like a great guy
Question, is there a way to silence all of Vivaldi's updates? I'm ok with updating in the background but I had to uninstall it because it was so annoying
Yeah, I guess I got used to other software keeping it out of sight/out of mind. At least on FF it just opens a new tab to let you know but it's otherwise seamless so I was half-expecting the same. Maybe I'll give it another go if I can find a solution or it'll drive me nuts lol