The Vivaldi developers have released an update to the desktop version of the browser with the 4.1 index, the main innovations of which are batch grouping of tabs and command chains. Moreover, the first function was implemented back in Opera 11, and then appeared in Vivaldi, albeit in a slightly different version. However, users liked the solution offered in the old Opera Presto, rather than the two-tier version in Vivaldi.
Batch grouping of tabs in Vivaldi 4.1 works exactly the same as it did ten years ago. When the user creates a group of tabs with open pages, they hide under the arrow button and expand when they click on it. By default, auto-hiding of tab groups is enabled, which significantly speeds up working with multiple tab groups.
Chains are another new feature in Vivaldi 4.1. In essence, these are ordinary macros that allow you to automate repetitive actions in the browser. Commands are created in the program settings and run at the right time through the quick commands dialog box or using a keyboard shortcut. For macros, you can set various parameters, for example, the delay in command execution. More than 200 browser commands are available to users, they can be combined, which gives endless possibilities.
In addition to these innovations, in the current release of Vivaldi, a background auto-update option for Windows version has been added, bugs have been fixed, including the problem of importing passwords from Chrome and Chromium browsers, performance has been improved when creating new tabs, and much more. You can download Vivaldi 4.1 from the official website.
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