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Version 88.0, first offered to Release channel users on April 19, 2021 We'd like to extend a special thank you to all of the new Mozillians who contributed to this release of Firefox! New PDF forms now support JavaScript embedded in PDF files. Some PDF forms use JavaScript for validation and other interactive features. Print updates: Margin units are now localized. Smooth pinch-zooming using a touchpad is now supported on Linux To protect against cross-site privacy leaks, Firefox now isolates window.name data to the website that created it. Learn more Fixed Screen readers no longer incorrectl...

Vivaldi browser on Android lets you change how pages look JC Torres - Feb 4, 2021, 8:21pm CST Web browsers on mobile are sometimes considered to be watered-down versions of their desktop counterparts. That’s often due to limitations on the platform itself, limitations in the user interface, or limitations in hardware resources. Vivaldi, however, throws that convention out of the water just like it does on desktops, trying to offer power user features that don’t require add-ons. Its latest trick on Android is to give users the ability to change how web pages look, just b...

Vivaldi for Android Now Lets You Tweak the Look of Websites Feb 4, 2021 16:13 GMT      Page Actions in Vivaldi for Android Vivaldi is a browser obsessed with customization power, and what better way to start 2021 than with the introduction of a new feature specifically aimed to give users more control over the content they load in the app? That’s the purpose of the all-new Vivaldi for Android version 3.6, a new release that introduces Page Actions, a feature whose purpose is to give you options to customize the looks of websites. “Similar to its desktop browser, Page Actions has a n...

How Vivaldi browser is different from Google Chrome Just like Google Chrome, Vivaldi browser is built using the open-source Chromium code. So how different is Vivaldi from Chrome? Published on You’ve just downloaded Vivaldi browser and are about to put it to work. How different can it be from Chrome, you are wondering? It’s a Chromium-based browser after all. Many other browsers are based on the Chromium code, including Opera, Brave, and Microsoft Edge. Because Chromium, the project maintained by Google, is open source, anyone can fork a browser based on it. But it would still amount t...