The Vivaldi 8.0 update makes it harder than ever to go back to Chrome

Vivaldi 8 polishes the chrome without coating it in AI

Vivaldi's eponymous browser has reached version 8, with a major revamp of the user interface. The company refers to the redesign as "Unified" and describes it as "a rethinking of how the Vivaldi interface works as a system." Where before the browser's core elements – tabs, toolbars, panels, and content – existed as separate layers, everything is now one single continuous surface. It's easy on the eye, though you can switch back to the previous d…

The Vivaldi 8.0 update makes it harder than ever to go back to Chrome

Vivaldi 8.0 introduces a sweeping new Unified design, six preset layouts, and a look so polished it might finally convince you to make the switch.

Vivaldi 8.0 Arrives With 'Most Significant Design Overhaul' In Browser's History

Vivaldi 8.0 is being pitched as the browser's "most significant design overhaul" yet, featuring a new unified, edge-to-edge interface, six preset layouts, and deeper customization across tabs, toolbars, panels, and themes. The company is also taking a swipe at rivals chasing questionable AI features...

Firefox, Vivaldi unveil their UI overhauls – OSnews

Two popular web browser are overhauling their user interface, and the first to actually ship its new version is Vivaldi. Version 8.0 of this Chromium-based browser completely overhauls its UI, but retains its extensive customisation options, including the option to go back to the old look and feel if the new one doesn’t float your boat. I wonder if this update addresses some of my long-standing issues with Vivaldi where it just seemed impossible…