holy shit Vivaldi is good

[FataBataRang]

Is there a way to import my data from Chrome?

 

[CWCchange]

I miss Netscape Navigator.

 

[Strange Looking Dog]

I love everything about Vivaldi. The mouse gestures, the hella hotkeys, the speed dial, the customization... the fuckin everything. Also there is a button that makes images spin. that's good too.

 

[Sperglord Dante]

Is there a way to import my data from Chrome?

red "v" icon -> file -> Import Bookmarks and settings...

Yeah, I didn't notice the red v icon was an actual button at first. It's not very intuitive considering the history, bookmarks and downloads icons in the side menu just below it have a completely different style.

 

[ASoulMan]

I downloaded this after viewing this and the Fuck Google thread. I'm so in love with all the customization features!

 

[whatever I feel like]

I tried it out and it seemed a little too slow for me. Not being able to just import my cookies sucked too- no way am I figuring out what all my damn passwords are.

 

[Sergeant Politeness]

I tried it out and it seemed a little too slow for me. Not being able to just import my cookies sucked too- no way am I figuring out what all my damn passwords are.

You should get a password manager, like LastPass.

I feel like we need a software shilling thread. Everyone's got suggestions these days and we've had dumber threads, so why not.

 

[whatever I feel like]

Got LastPass, maybe I'll try again tommorrow.

 

[Jaiman]

I've been using it for over a year now, it's a nice browser. I like the notepad and tiling tabs features.

 

[Anonymus Fluhre]

Is there a way to import my data from Chrome?

You mean like bookmarks?

 

[FataBataRang]

You mean like bookmarks?

I wanted everything, including bookmarks, browsing history, and passwords. It's okay though, I did it already and am using Vivaldi right now, thanks to @Sperglord Dante. I'm still getting used to this, but I have no doubt that it will prove vastly superior to Chrome. I'm already loving the ability to mute individual tabs and to organize them in stacks.

I even started using DuckDuckGo and installed AdNaseum, because really, fuck Google. Now I just have to start switching to a new email, if I can ever be bothered with that kind of effort. Any suggestions for a new email service, guys?

 

[Magique]

Well I'm hesitating between Waterfox and Vivaldi. I'm putting Firefox in a trash can.

 

[nad7155]

I saw the thread title and thought of classical music.

I was dissapoint.

 

[Carlos Thin]

I saw the thread title and thought of classical music.

I was dissapoint.

 

[Reynard]

I'm giving it a try right now. Seems nice so far, and I like being able to make the site easy on the eyes.

 

[tehpope]

Playing around with Vivaldi right now on Debian and its hella fast. Very impressed. Chrome extensions work just fine with it.

 

[Sperglord Dante]

Extensions are pretty much universal now. What works on chrome works on firefox, and what works on either works in its forks. The only exclusive extensions are some old timey firefox plug ins which had access to stuff under the hood mozilla doesn't want you to touch now. You'll need a fork like waterfox for that.

 

[tehpope]

So I'm not going to use Vivaldi. Everything is great. But h264 and misc video support on Debian. Been running Debian for a bit and can't figure out how to get the h264 videos to run. tried a few things through googling but they never work. Firefox supports all YouTube videos out of the box. So I'm using Waterfox instead. got that running.

I use youtube a lot, so this is a big deal breaker. Sorry Vivaldi. Fix that and I'd use you in a heartbeat.

 

[Irwin M. Felcher]

holy shit it is

 

[Transvaalan]

Isn't it ultimately based on Opera, though?

I really hate all the browsers out there. They're just piles of dicks. Piled on tops of piles of even more dicks.

Firefox was GOAT until they fired that guy because he opposes shitjacker marriage.