If you’re a Vivaldi user, you already know that it’s not just any browser. The intention of those responsible for turning it into a tool for “power users”, that is, those who enjoyed the old opera in a way that they could not with any other, was largely fulfilled and even exceeded in certain aspects that were not even considered. account in the past.consideration.

It’s because of that even if you are a seasoned Vivaldi user, of those who fire up the browser, delve into the configuration options, and are aware of all the new things that are coming and going, it’s very likely that you’ll continue to miss out on a lot of its potential. Yes, yes, a lot, because beyond the options themselves, there is a combination of them and other things that can be done regardless of preference that are visible.

As an example, just like Firefox, you can transform Vivaldi’s interface and capabilities with just a stroke of code, i.e. CSS and JavaScript. But you don’t have to go that far. This is just one extreme that the vast majority of users, even the most experienced ones, will almost never have to resort to. Not even in the pursuit of customization, although the option is there for those who want to use it.

Vivaldi is the world

Either way, the best way squeeze out Vivaldi’s potentialIt is understood that the potential of customization that the browser offers is that you get to know in depth the many configuration options and in short learn to manage yourself the way that suits you best. Which, yes, you get based on experience, looking, touching and editing. But since there’s never too much help, I’m bringing you a resource that, if you’re unfamiliar with it, you’ll appreciate.

So I present to you Vivaldi Tips, a part of the browser’s official website that contains tips and tricks of all kinds, from the simplest, related to the basic functionality of the application, to the most complex, including settings that will interest only advanced users on specific topics; and everything in between, which is not a little. The tips are published in the form of articles and there are already up to 150 of them, so imagine what you will find.

You will find it there, yes, not here. I’m sorry if you were expecting more specific content from the title of this post, but I think it’s better to report Vivaldi tips than just give some of my own, because a browser like this can be used very differently. On another occasion, though, signing out of Chrome, maybe Firefox, and maybe Microsoft Edge seems like an oddity these days.