Download Vivaldi
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Official file from downloads.vivaldi.com — not modified or re-hosted by us.
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Vivaldi 8.2.4133.94 files
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About Vivaldi
At a glance: Vivaldi is a web browser by Vivaldi Technologies AS.. The latest version is 8.2.4133.94 for Windows and 8.2.4133.96 for macOS. Price: Free. Licence: Freeware. Official website: vivaldi.com.
Vivaldi is a highly customisable Chromium-based browser from Vivaldi Technologies in Norway, a company founded by Jon von Tetzchner, co-founder of the original Opera browser. It is aimed at people who want to arrange tabs, panels and shortcuts exactly the way they like.
Unusually, Vivaldi includes a full email client, calendar and feed reader inside the browser, plus a built-in ad and tracker blocker. With a free Vivaldi account you can also turn on a Proton VPN connection for browsing traffic.
Best for: Power users who want one browser that adapts to their workflow and includes mail and calendar.
System requirements
- Windows: 64-bit (x64), 32-bit (x86), ARM64
- macOS: macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple Silicon & Intel
Features
What you can do with Vivaldi
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Tab stacking and tiling
Group tabs into stacks, view several side by side, and work with hundreds of tabs without losing track.
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Built-in Mail, Calendar and Feeds
Read email from several accounts, manage events and follow RSS feeds without separate apps.
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Ad and tracker blocker
A native blocker you can switch on per site, with no extension needed.
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Proton VPN for Vivaldi
One-click VPN for browser traffic, free with a Vivaldi account and upgradable to paid Proton plans.
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Deep customisation
Change the layout, themes, keyboard shortcuts, mouse gestures and even the position of the tab bar.
Safety
Where these links come from
Versions and download addresses are read automatically from winget (Windows) and Homebrew (macOS), the public package catalogues used by millions of developers. We only show a link when it points to the developer’s own official domain, and we never host, repackage or bundle the files — your browser downloads them directly from the developer.
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- Windows: open PowerShell in your Downloads folder and run
Get-FileHash .\filename - Mac: open Terminal and run
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/filename
Help
Vivaldi: frequently asked questions
Is this the official Vivaldi download?
Yes. The download buttons link directly to the developer’s own servers (downloads.vivaldi.com). DownloadFrom.net does not host, modify or bundle Vivaldi; we only list the official files and their SHA-256 checksums so you can verify them.
Which Windows file should I download?
For most PCs, choose the recommended 64-bit installer (.exe). Pick an ARM64 file only for Windows on ARM devices (for example Snapdragon laptops), and MSI packages if you deploy software for an organisation. To check your PC, open Settings → System → About and look at “System type”.
Is Vivaldi free?
Yes, Vivaldi is free to download and use, with no paid tier for the browser. Its user interface code is not open source, but the Chromium engine underneath is.
Can I use Chrome extensions in Vivaldi?
Yes. Because Vivaldi is Chromium-based, most extensions from the Chrome Web Store install and work normally.
Do I need an account to use Vivaldi?
No. An account is only needed for optional services such as Sync, Vivaldi Mail hosting or the built-in Proton VPN.
Alternatives
Alternatives to Vivaldi
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Brave Browser
People who want Chrome-like compatibility with ad and tracker blocking built in.
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Firefox
People who want a fast, private, independent browser that is not built on Chromium.
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Google Chrome
Users who rely on Google services and want maximum compatibility with websites and extensions.
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Tor Browser
Journalists, activists and anyone who needs strong anonymity or to get around censorship.
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Microsoft Edge
Windows users who want a Chromium browser that is tightly integrated with Windows and Microsoft 365.
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Opera
Users who want ad blocking, a free VPN and messengers built into one browser.