>reminder: if you're not using rounded corners, your browser is considered "non-friendly".
>>60528633
>Windows
>>60528647
literally only on windows for modern vidja gaymez tbqh
never said I wasn't a babbi
>>60528633
>winblows 8
ahahahahah
>>60529112
8.1 actually! the /cute/st modern windows.
>I'm still jealous of your os x setup though and my computer is totes hackintosh candy but m-m-muh gaymse
>>60529333
>os x
?
>>60529393
Cute
>>60529421
Eh, I'd call it anything but that. Whatever, it's functional.
>>60529437
Win7 doesnt support modern CPUs, so Im using LTSB 2016 ;_;
>>60528633
akari baby girl is that you?
>>60529468
It works on KabyLake just fine.
>>60529393
>>60529488
hmm?
>>60529510
yeah probably this, I thought it was a different "Femanon" when I mentioned being jealous of the macOS setup
>>60529393
Stfu bitch
so what can you do with vivaldi other than customizing tabs and using the tile view?
can you install plugins? what about flash and webm support? and performances?
they say nothing on their website
>>60528633
I used vivaldi a year ago and it was laggy as shit. has it been improved yet?
>>60530545
it's chrome minus the botnet plus a bunch of cool UI features that have improved my browsing life honestly so much. The team that invented tabs is back in Vivaldi and made tab stacks and it just feels like a genuinely natural progression, to the point where I don't think I could use any browser without tab stacks anymore. But yeah it can do anything chrome can do, just no sync or google integration stuff.
Also it's being made by the original opera team if you didn't know (not the shitty new one, the ORIGINAL Opera team)
>Windows
>>60530581
It was a janky preview a year ago. It has a stable branch now. Much different, usable as a daily.
>>60530835
is flash supported? do I need to install it or the browser comes with a built-in version? what about webm?
>>60531065
I dunno anon, maybe to check you could try opening a webm or a flash animation in Chrome.
Fuckin dork
>>60531065
There's no native flash I think
>>60530545
As the other Anon said anything chrome can do pretty much, but I wish they could use the sidebar for plugins rather than keep a bunch of icons next to the URL.
>>60528633
>Installing Vivaldi on Windows
Just how autistic are you
>>60528633
>rounded corners in the browser
>sharp corners in the system
inconsistent crap, but I guess your shitty os doesn't even let you have rounded corners
>>60528633
>One of the things that makes Vivaldi unique is that it is built on modern web technologies. We use JavaScript and React to create the user interface with the help of Node.js and a long list of NPM modules. Vivaldi is the web built with the web.
KEK
>>60531807
Better yet, put em in the ctrl shift s menu
>>60532119
It doesn't but I kinda like it
Has some performance issues, but that might be my toaster's fault
>>60531065
No native flash, like Chrome. Has addons, you can install them just like you would on Chrome. Webms work just fine.
>>60533203
>toaster
>windows 10
what the fuck were you thinking
>>60533238
comes in it, for the version I installed new about a month ago.
But I have had if off for about a year now, and never had a problem with it.
>>60528633
Can you get rid of that garbage can on Vivaldi? It's the only part of the UI I don't like.
like em round
>>60530835
> Minus the botnet
kek. Where's your source for this -- it's not actually open soruce, there are more than enough binary blobs in the 600mb source(!) package.
>>60534336
Wtf I hate Vivaldi now
How am I supposed to use netflix with it?
>just open it up with Chrome bro!
That defeats the whole purpose
>>60535532
>netflix
People really pay for this shit? Seriously, you can find every single show on TPB. Let others pay for you. Pricing is already inflated, everybody will survive just fine, no worries.
>>60535609
My mom pays for it, and I'd rather not waste my time torrenting a 1080p+ movie
>>60535624
If downloading a 1080p+ movie takes more than ten minutes then you should just kys desu senpai. Or take up a different hobby. Maybe whittling?
>>60535624
Seriously? On a 1Gbps connection I get it within minutes. Also torrent clients support stream as well, it will download the beginning of the file first.
>>60535532
Just go to Netflix.com and click on a show to watch, just like any other browser. Is there a problem with this you're having?