Proprietary Web Browser: Vivaldi 5.0 Web Browser Released, Microsoft Still a Bully
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Vivaldi 5.0 Web Browser Released with Shareable Themes
Vivaldi web browser, best know for its deep customization capabilities, released a new major update – Vivaldi 5.0. Here’s what’s new.
Vivaldi is a fast web browser that certainly pays attention to its users needs, privacy, and web experience. It has been planned and developed by a former Opera developer, adding many particularly good options.
Vivaldi 5.0 is a major update and carries a couple of key feature updates and a lot of bug fixes and changes. So let’s take a look at what’s new.
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Microsoft Edge keeps me on edge
My primary browser is Firefox, on desktop and mobile, and it will always be. I dread the eventuality of Firefox disappearing. That will be the death knoll of the Internet as we know it. So listen carefully, you tech nerds.
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Microsoft backpedals on changing default browsers in Windows 11 [Ed: No, Microsoft just fears legal action and fines]
Many people have been complaining about difficulty of changing the default browser in Windows 11, but it seems that Microsoft is finally taking note.
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