After several months of beta testing, Vivaldi for Android is now ready to conquer the Android world. Based on Chromium, just like the desktop version, Vivaldi for Android promises a unique approach to the mobile web browser. And it does that with a first-of-its-kind and intuitive user interface that lets users view all of their opened tabs and easily switch between them, and puts all the key functionality just a tap away.
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