I try to limit privacy/security addons count to avoid losing the speed I finally found, but I could add 2 or 3 more, and search for more modifications maybe that could improve security until a new version. I feel that I'm gonna keep using this 3.7 (or 3.8?) version, is it really dangerous? I don't browse on dangerous sites (I guess), I use uBlock Origin, ClearURLs, NoScript, and Decentraleyes (addons), and made modifications in Vivaldi settings that maybe limit a bit risks. deb version, for instance if we can expect it in 3 monthes or in 3 years. I also would like to know if there is a way to hear news about possible advancement in a hoped new 32 bits. Vivaldi download page tells me there's a new version but gives me the same 3.7 I already have.Ī little good news maybe, cause in the links given to archives we can see a nice vivaldi-stable_.42-1_b, which is not 4.1 but wich is more than 3.7, I downloaded it, can I install it? Why doesn't Vivaldi propose it instead of 3.7, is there a problem? So I've been rather anxious when i saw I was stuck in 3.7, but thanks to this post and most recent answer it seems there's hope? Trying it with 60 loaded tabs confirmed a bit slower than Chromium maybe, but still way faster than Firefox. At least I thought so until this week when I saw Vivaldi was open source + ~ungoogled + tabcoholics-friendly! What a happiness (despite some flaws but nobody is perfect, espescially a recent browser).

Yet I stayed with it, for its speed, as all open source ungoogled Chromiums are 64b. I just tried Vivaldi 2 or 3 days ago and it's almost exactly what I was searching for for my old 32 bits laptop under Lubuntu 18.04 (last 32 bits version supported, until 2023 as I read).įirefox is slow on my 32 bits, I didn't really know it was until I tried Chromium on it, which is 2 times faster! But Chromium sends my all life to Google, and misses features for tabcoholics like me.

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