@jaredwhite @theinternet Closed source Chromium skin that helps the monopolist entrench control over the web.

Oh, and it's ad blocker isn't as good as uBlock Origin. I guess start there?

@jaredwhite @theinternet FYI, @brucelawson.

Things that make it stand out for me:
• Incredible amount of customization is possible
• Built-in ad and tracker blocking
• Translates selected text or entire websites with one click
• Built-in RSS feed, calendar, and email (which even lets me display mail as plain text)

@jaredwhite @theinternet

@jaredwhite @theinternet It's the batteries-included-browser:
- ad-blocker
- **ultimate** tab-management
- detects rss-feeds
- feedreader
- if you want it remembers your last session
- workspaces
- profiles
- notes

Add a tab rotator plugin and it replaces a "digital signage solution".

@jaredwhite @theinternet Interesting. I still don't think RSS feeds can be organized into folders, and when I last tried it, it had limited Contacts / Address Book import / export from more common formats like vCard. I was hoping to import the Contacts from my Android phone, but it wasn't possible - it more or less keeps track of email addresses in sent and received messages. Also, I'm not sure if Vivaldi's Tasks feature handles recurring tasks & task completion as well as Outlook & Thunderbird.