xReminisce
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anyone actually used vivaldi before?
Wasn't the founder of vivaldi at some point in time the CEO of the spyware opera
sus that proton would partnerup
anyways
any thoughts on vivaldi?
imanyone actually used vivaldi before?
you?
I have no idea, but they were both Norwegian and Opera sold later to China I think.Wasn't the founder of vivaldi at some point in time the CEO of the spyware opera
Still using it, very performant - can’t decide currently between Vivaldi and ungoogled-chromium.
anyone actually used vivaldi before?
Wasn't the founder of vivaldi at some point in time the CEO of the spyware opera
sus that proton would partnerup
anyways
any thoughts on vivaldi?
Just saw this Right now. Feel this comment!vivaldi & proton = 2 services who market themselves as privacy respecting and they have nothing to do with privacy
It has it's pros and cons.I don't think i have used Vivaldi before. How is a browser integrated with a VPN better than subscribing a VPN on your own and using it on the system level?
That's a good point. Opera still offers a free VPN in their browser. Plus, it's more reputed.My thought is more, what's the difference between using Vivaldi with "integrated VPN" vs using another browser & adding it's extension.
There nothing reputable honestly about Opera aka CCPWareThat's a good point. Opera still offers a free VPN in their browser. Plus, it's more reputed.
anyone actually used vivaldi before?
Wasn't the founder of vivaldi at some point in time the CEO of the spyware opera
sus that proton would partnerup
anyways
any thoughts on vivaldi?
The only thing that's not open source at Vivaldi is their UI.Proper f'in sus. Everything about proton is at this point. Vivaldi isn't even open source.