Vivaldi 1.8 has been in development for the past one and a half months, during which it received a total of eight snapshots that rebased the popular web browser to the Chromium 57 series and introduced a bunch of new features that many of you will find useful during your daily computing experience. One of these is the new History feature, which lets you explore your browsing patterns in various ways. It was supposed to land in the Vivaldi 1.7 release, but it needed more work to be perfect and ready for the market, and it promises to let you scan through visited websites, showing helpful hints when trying to find some of those old links.
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