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Along with its version 5.3, the Vivaldi Browser also released a stable 1.0 version of its Mail, RSS Feed reader and Calendar client. With this feature, the browser is now closer to its ancestor, Opera pre-chromium era, which was a comprehensive Internet Suite instead of a simple Web Browser (including Mail client, Torrent, IRC, etc). Let’s test this feature.
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As you may know, I’m a Vivaldi user and I love this browser. Since a couple of months, I’ve finally created an account to use the Sync feature. Sync is a synchronization service provided by Vivaldi that permit to upload your Bookmarks, some settings, passwords, autofill, history, extensions, reading list and notes to Vivaldi’s servers. Sync is fully end-to-end encrypted and the decryption key is mastered by the user, not the publisher. I mainly use this feature to synchronize my bookmarks and extensions across my Vivaldi installations, but there is another thing I’m getting to like a lot : the tab sharing between instances.
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Si je remonte à la nuit des temps de mon expérience d’Internet, j’ai commencé sous Microsoft Windows 98 et ai donc vécu la période Internet Explorer (aujourd’hui racontée autour d’un feu de camp comme histoire d’épouvante). Par la suite, j’ai basculé sous Windows XP et son fameux Internet Explorer 6. Je pense que c’est vers 2001 que j’ai commencé à en avoir marre de ce navigateur lent et qui plantait constamment et ai commencé à chercher autre chose.