There are many reasons why people move to @Vivaldi. Jack Wallen tells you why he switched in this article on ZDNET.
The point is really that you can make Vivaldi be what you want it to be. We respect that people have different opinions on how the browser should look and feel and thus we provide the flexibility for you to get it your way. You can have a rich UI or you can hide it. No other browser has the level of functionality that we offer, but similarly you can make Vivaldi the most minimal browser as well.
We listen to users both with respect to the things we add, but also what we do not add. Vivaldi is not an ad busines, like most of our competitors. We do not push AI. We do not push Crypto.
If you have not moved it our way, maybe it is time to give us a try?
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@jon @Vivaldi I will have a look in time, when the browser engine is https://ladybird.org/ or at least, gecko, and when the browser is open source. Then I will definitely have a look.
