Vivaldi's built-in Proton VPN is the main feature that sold me on this privacy and productivity-focused browser. Other browsers include built-in VPNS like Brave and Opera.

TL;DR: Vivaldi has integrated ProtonVPN into its browser, enhancing user security in a no-fuss manner. While you won't need to install anything to use the built-in VPN, you will need to sign in to ...

Proton unfortunately has no plans to release a Safari browser for now, but we'll let you know if that changes. You can get the Chrome and Firefox extensions from Proton VPN's official website.

Vivaldi launches Vivaldi 7 today, an updated version of its web browser with a centralized Dashboard of email, feeds, calendar, and so on. One omission: aggressive AI.

I’m still sticking with Vivaldi, but I wish that I hadn’t wasted days waiting for the cloud sync to handle the heavy lifting, when a few clicks of a mouse could have accomplished the same thing.

Vivaldi 4.0, which launched earlier this month, added an email client, calendar, and RSS (Really Simple Syndication) reader to the already-available browser, creating the 21st century version of ...