Vivaldi (64-bit)

What's new in this version:

- Vivaldi 3.1 arrives with powerful viewing and editing options in the new Notes Manager. Available on Windows, MacOS, and Linux, it also sports configurable menus and is faster on startup.
- Vivaldi 3.1 is here. Today, we unveil a first-of-its-kind full-page Notes Manager, an upgrade to our unique Notes feature. You’ll also find the much-requested option to configure menus, as well as speed improvements.
- Vivaldi’s distinguishing features – Tab Stacks, Tab Tiling, Vertical Tabs, Window Panel, Web Panels, Page Capture, Speed Dials, Mouse Gestures, Bookmark Manager, Tracker and Ad blocker – are built-in and give more flexibility than any other browser.
- Everyone deserves a browser that can be adapted to their way of working and needs. And we are proud to build features that fit in your workflow
- Earlier this week, we also upgraded the Vivaldi browser on Android which, too, sports unique functionality

Notes Manager, the next level of Notes:
- Unique to Vivaldi, the Notes feature lets you write down ideas and inspirations in the browser’s sidebar. A great research aid, Notes support the Markdown syntax and can automatically attach screenshots and the address of the web page being viewed added to a note.
- In the new version, this signature feature goes a notch higher introducing a Notes Manager with a full-blown notes editor that includes visual editing. This is a big jump from the original basic note-taking implementation.
- The new Notes Manager offers capabilities that feel closer to word processing than to note-taking. The much more powerful notes editor displays notes on a full-page with a text formatting toolbar. With more space and tools at hand, it is suitable for working with both complex and shorter notes.
- Viewing notes in the Notes Manager is also much more granular than in the sidebar. It displays information such as note title, creation date, number of attachments, and more.
- The Notes Manager can be accessed from the Start Page.

Highlights of the Notes Manager:
- Text formatting: Text can be hyperlinked and formatted with common styles such as bold, italics, and headings via a toolbar at the top or keyboard shortcuts. Even more, it can be achieved with Markdown formatting.
- WYSIWYG Editor: The “What you see is what you get” editor allows immediate changes to document in its styled form.
- Find text: The Ctrl F shortcut looks for certain text inside a particular note.
- Undo-Redo: CTRL+Z reverses the last action; CTRL+Y is used to undo the reverse.
- Word count: A character and word count is displayed at the end of the note.
- Attach images: Images can be added from the right end of the toolbar.
- Full-screen editing: Notes can be edited without any distraction in a full-screen view, or along with a detailed notes tree view that can be sorted by note title, content, creation date, associated address or number of attachments.
- New notes: They can be added from a webpage selection via the context menu, through Quick Commands, deleted, and organized into folders.
- Note search: Ability to search through notes with a full-text search box right at the top.

Sync Notes across devices:
- Vivaldi’s secure syncing of notes content across desktop and Android devices is protected with end-to-end encryption. Notes can be used to store some snippets of code as well. User data is stored on Vivaldi’s own secure servers hosted in Iceland.
- This means you can compose and view notes safely across devices. For example, you can start writing a note on your Android device, and finish writing it later, or simply view it, on your computer.
- Notes Manager, the only built-in note-taking tool in a browser:
- Our philosophy is having tools built in the browser and the Notes manager is part of it. This means you can rely less on extensions and third-party apps which can hamper performance and pose a threat to privacy and security.

Configurable Menus:
- We always try to capture your imagination and give you multiple ways to access your favorite features so that you can browse exactly the way you want
- You asked for configurable menus. We’ve got them
- You can now move the most frequently used actions to the top of the menu in the vertical menu, facilitating quick access, and adjusting to individual workflows
- In addition, add items that are not accessible from the main menu, something that makes your Vivaldi set-up unique. Similarly, removing items from the menu gives a decluttered look, if that’s what you prefer
- Adjust your menu via “Settings → Appearance → Menu”

Speed improvements:
- You’ll find significant speed enhancements including faster startup and better handling of tabs in the new version. With overall improvements under the hood, you’ll experience a snappier Vivaldi.