Vivaldi 2.11 Adds New Picture-in-Picture Controls, Improves Accessibility and Themes
Vivaldi 2.11 is the first release of the popular web browser for power users in the new decade. It’s not a massive update, but it does bring some cool enhancements to make your browsing sessions more enjoyable.
For starters, there’s now a lot easier to watch videos from your favorite websites in a floating, resizable, and movable window. All you have to do to enable the browser’s Pop-out video (Picture-in-Picture) feature is click on a small video box icon on the center of the video.
Furthermore, the Pop-out video feature will now display forward and back buttons to let users skip tracks or navigate to a previous video.
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