When you use the Zoom slider/buttons or shortcuts to change a tab’s zoom level, the value jumps by 10 (90%, 100%, 110%, etc.). To set a custom value:
With smart phones’ screens still increasing in size, reaching the top of the screen while simultaneously holding the phone with the same hand can get cumbersome. That’s why in Vivaldi you can move the Address and Tab Bars to the bottom of the screen for easier access.
To move the Address Bar (and Tab Bar) to the bottom of the screen on Android:
With Vivaldi Translate, you can translate full web pages and, in the Translate Panel, you can translate your own text or snippets copied from a web page. But you can also translate highlighted text with a click of a button and see the translation in a pop up.
To enable the Translate Button:
Once the button has been enabled:
The original text and the translation will be displayed in a pop up. You can also change the source and output languages as needed.
Instead of the multi-click copy > locate and focus on destination > paste action you can just drag the highlighted text to the relevant location. Highlighting can be skipped for links.
Places you can drag text to:
In addition to the above, you can drag links also to:
In case links can easily be dragged up or down, but not left or right, try disabling Allow Text Selection in Links in Settings > Webpages and reload the page.
*To drag text or links to a different tab:
One of the great things about the Calendar being integrated in the browser is that you can skip a bunch of steps when creating a new event. Say you’re browsing the web or reading your emails and want to create an event or a task from what you see. All you need to do is:
Now you have a new event in your calendar in no time and you can just carry on what you were doing.
Vivaldi allows you to save your current open tabs as a named session, so you can open the tabs whenever you need them.
To save all open tabs in one or all windows as a session:
Vivaldi menu > File > Save All Tabs as Session or type “Save All Tabs as Session” in Quick Commands.To save only some tabs as a session:
To open a saved session:
Vivaldi menu > File > Open Saved Session or type “Open Saved Sessions” in Quick Commands.Vivaldi’s Clock feature, in addition to showing you the current time, allows you to set alarms and do countdowns. For example, set an alarm for the next meeting or start the Pomodoro timer to focus on your tasks.
To set an alarm:
To set a timer:
When you open a message in Vivaldi Mail it’s downloaded and a file for the message is created in your browser’s profile. Then you can open the email whether you have an internet connection or not. In addition, when searching, the downloaded message’s body is included in the searched content, improving search results.
To be able to view messages offline and include all message content in search even before you’ve opened the email, you only need to tick one box in Mail Settings.
To enable the setting:
Quick Commands in Vivaldi is a powerful universal search, wrapped in a minimal, command line interface. From Quick Commands you can execute commands, search for open and recently closed tabs, open bookmarks and a lot more.
The fastest way to open Quick Commands is to use the Keyboard shortcut F2 / ⌘ E, but you can also open it from Vivaldi menu > Tools > Quick Commands or create a Mouse Gesture for the action.
Then just start typing what you’re looking for, select the correct item on the list and press Enter (or click on the item).
To display a desktop version of the website, instead of the mobile version commonly displayed on smaller screens, open the 
Vivaldi Menu and tick the box for Desktop Site.
To permanently display desktop versions of all websites:
Vivaldi Menu > Settings > Web pages.You can access your Vivaldi email account on webmail.vivaldi.net, where Webmail’s Elastic (default) theme offers both light and dark versions.
Click on the moon icon at the bottom left corner of the page to switch to dark mode.
When dark mode is enabled, click on the sun to return to light mode.
The selection of devices Vivaldi can be installed on keeps growing. Recently the Android version of Vivaldi became available in Polestar and Renault cars and it’s possible to use Vivaldi on Steam Deck. But we have been making builds for Linux based ARM devices, which includes the popular Raspberry Pi, for a few years now.
Click the button below to download Vivaldi.
For additional instructions and tips for installing and running Vivaldi on Raspberry Pi, check out this Help page.
Behind the 
padlock icon on the left side of the Address Bar, you’ll find a lot of useful information about the website you currently have open.
The padlock indicates that the connection is secure. But you may also see the following icons in place of the padlock:
– your connection to the site is not private and you should not share any sensitive information (e.g. passwords) with the site.
– your connection is not fully secure and you should be careful about sharing any sensitive information (e.g. passwords) with the site.
– you’re viewing Vivaldi’s internal page (e.g. 
vivaldi://about) or a local file.
– on Start Page, instead of the Site Info button, you’ll see a search icon.Ctrl/⌘ + Tab and Ctrl/⌘ + Shift + Tab are well-known Keyboard Shortcuts used for cycling through tabs, but in Vivaldi you can also cycle using just your mouse.
To do that, first check that Switch Tabs by Scrolling has been enabled in Settings > Tabs > Tab Features > Tab Cycling. Then you can hover the mouse cursor over the Tab Bar and scroll to switch tabs. Alternatively, regardless of where the mouse cursor is located in the Vivaldi window, you can hold down the right mouse button or ALT key and scroll to cycle through tabs.
To make cycling through tabs even better, enable Show Tab Cycler from Settings > Tabs > Tab Features > Tab Cycling. That way, instead of switching to the next tab immediately, you scroll through tab previews and switch only after you’ve selected a tab and release the right mouse button or ALT key.
