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Vivalidi 6.8 released

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Vivalidi 6.8 released

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Improved browser features for desktop and Vivaldi Mail 2.0 amped up with new functionalities | Vivaldi Browser

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Big Vivaldi Mail update with prefetching, previews, and quick replies. Vivaldi 6.8 also includes real-time tab memory usage, improved address field, and more.

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