Vivaldi Technologies introduces a new iOS cybersurfer with a desktop-like tab bar

Vivaldi generates profit from deals with search engines besides Google.

Norwegian software company Vivaldi Technologies has launched Vivaldi, a cybersurfer for iOS bias, offering features such as custom app icons, a shamus blocker, and an announcement blocker, as well as the capability to switch between search engines. Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner said the cybersurfer was erected from scrape as iOS authorizations that web cybersurfers use WebKit as the core machine. Von Tetzchner said the forthcoming EU regulations might allow inventors to use machines other than WebKit to ameliorate performance. The iPad interpretation offers a sidebar for access to bookmarks, reading lists, history, and notes.

Vivaldi is available on multiple platforms, including Windows, Android, Mac, Linux, and Raspberry Pi, as well as Android Auto. Vivaldi generates profit from deals with search engines besides Google. Vivaldi for iOS stands out with its desktop-like tab bar, which shows all open tabs without switching to a tab switcher view. Users can also customize their bookmarks, access notes and reading lists across bias, and benefit from an in-erected announcement and shamus blocker. The cybersurfer has formerly attracted between 2.5 million and 3 million users across platforms.