Maverick developer Vivaldi today released version 2.0 of its browser as the company continues its quest to target users who crave a feature-backed web surfing tool that also offers greater privacy ...

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Vivaldi, the web browser for power users, has moved to the 2.0 level with a faster, sleeker version that now includes synchronization between computers. Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner, who co-founded ...

The Web browser is likely the most important piece of software on your hardware, whatever that hardware may be. In fact, whenever a new bit of hardware arrives that somehow lacks a way to browse the ...