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Around this time, a year ago, I started using @Vivaldi as main browser on my work computer. The tiling tabs and web panels are very convenient for daily tasks. Too bad about the code analysis of websites, which I prefer the way Firefox handles it, but it's legacy of Chromium. Since I work on web design I have to use at least two browsers anyway, so this is a minimal problem.

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in reply to Maurizio Carnago

Bon :firedoge:
Bon :firedoge:
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I moved to Vivaldi on Android for battery and performances issues with Firefox. On the desktop i prefer tiling managed at window manager level (Sway) so I stay with Firefox because it's open source.
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Maurizio Carnago
Maurizio Carnago
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@Paolinus :firedoge: @Vivaldi On Linux at home I'm also in love with tiling with i3 and I use Firefox with the configurations I've set up over the years. At work I have Windows, so I try to optimize what I get. 😅
@Vivaldi @Bon :firedoge:
in reply to Maurizio Carnago

Bon :firedoge:
Bon :firedoge:
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I agree! I'm lucky 'cause I can use Linux also at work 🙂
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Karl Emil Nikka
Karl Emil Nikka
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The main thing holding me back is the lack of containers in Vivaldi (and all other Chromium based browsers).
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