Do you find Vivaldi 1.3 better than Chrome and Firefox?

It's better for public place or people who use no add-on and don't care about the synchronization between devices. * It's faster * More stable * It takes less RAM. read more

There’s plenty more to explore in Vivaldi, including tab thumbnails, a rewind button that goes back to the first page in a tab’s history, support for Chrome extensions, and tons of customization options. read more

Even with the recent overhaul, Firefox is a comfortable, familiar standby. There’s a bit of a fringe benefit, too. Because it’s been around longer than Chrome, some older web apps — the likes of which you might encounter at your university or workplace — work better on Firefox than they do on Chrome. read more