Use this command to install Vivaldi:

winget install --id=Vivaldi.Vivaldi -e

Vivaldi is a web browser. But fun. It comes with a bunch of clever features built-in. It’s super flexible and does not track you.

Vivaldi is a powerful, personal, and private web browser designed for users who demand customization and control over their browsing experience. Built on Chromium, it offers a robust set of tools tailored to enhance productivity while respecting privacy.

Key Features:

Tab Tiling: View multiple web pages side by side in a split-screen layout with no limit to the number of tabs you can open.
Workspaces: Organize your browsing experience by grouping tabs into workspaces, ideal for managing projects or different activities efficiently.
Quick Commands: Access an all-in-one search and control center to navigate tabs, bookmarks, history, and execute browser commands swiftly.
Proton VPN Integration: Enjoy enhanced privacy with one-click activation of a secure VPN, protecting your online activity from trackers and ads.
Integrated Tools: Manage emails and stay updated with news feeds directly within the browser using built-in clients.

Audience & Benefit: Ideal for power users seeking flexibility, customization, and privacy. Vivaldi empowers users to tailor their browsing experience with unmatched control over tabs, panels, themes, and extensions. It is perfect for those who value security, efficiency, and a clutter-free online environment.

Vivaldi can be installed via winget, offering a seamless setup process for its feature-rich, user-centric platform.

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