Snapshots

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Vivaldi 7.1 RC 2 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 3570.35/36

January 22, 2025

Today’s snapshot is the second release candidate for 7.1 for desktop and notebooks.

Desktop Snapshots

Improvements and regression fixes – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 3580.9

January 22, 2025

Today’s Snapshot comes with updates to the new Speed Dial dialog and a fix for a media bug.

Search Engine change prompt – Vivaldi iOS Browser snapshot 3580.4

January 22, 2025

Today’s snapshot introduces a new search engine change prompt and a couple of UI-related fixes.

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Vivaldi 7.1 RC 1 – Vivaldi Desktop Browser snapshot 3570.30/33

January 18, 2025

Today’s snapshot is the first release candidate for 7.1 for desktop and notebooks.

Desktop Snapshots

Remove Address Bar suggestions – Vivaldi Android Browser snapshot 3576.4

January 17, 2025

This update introduces a new option for the Address Bar drop down menu and a collection of other small changes.

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Choosing the right search engine – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3570.29

January 16, 2025

In today’s snapshot continue the stablization process as we close in on the 7.1 release.

Desktop Snapshots

Paste and Go option and new zoom setting – Vivaldi iOS Browser snapshot 3575.10

January 15, 2025

The first snapshot of 2025 includes a new option in the address bar, Paste and Go, and introduces a new page zoom setting.

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Closing in on 7.1 – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3570.27

January 14, 2025

In today’s snapshot have started the stablisation process so no new big features will arrive. Now we need to focus on fixing the most annoying bugs and regressions.