The first browser to introduce a second level in the tab bar for managing tab groups: Two-Level Tab

OSLO, Norway - January 28th, 2021: The solution to too many tabs in a tab bar is here - a second tab bar in Vivaldi 3.6.

Six years ago, in its first public appearance, Vivaldi unveiled Tab Stacks - the ability to group and manage tabs together. Now, Vivaldi introduces Two-Level Tab Stacks taking its tab functionality to the next level, literally. With Two-Level Tab Stacks, stacked tabs are displayed in a second tab bar. This first-of-its-kind feature opens up a new way of viewing and managing tabs on desktops and notebooks.

Tabs are an essential part of browsing but many people struggle when it comes to organizing and managing them. Over the years, Vivaldi has strengthened its comprehensive tab functionality with modern, built-in features that adapt to how people work today (even more so in times of remote-working).

Tab Stacks, Tab Tiling, Vertical Tabs, Auto Stacking, and a plethora of other tab features make viewing, managing, and navigating between tabs in the Vivaldi browser easy.

"With Vivaldi's tab management you can handle an extraordinary amount of information while staying organized", says Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner. "Two-Level Tab Stacks is an example of how we innovate for the people who have put their trust in us. They deserve it."
There's more in Vivaldi 3.6

The desire to meet individual needs is something that motivates us to continue to polish our existing features while we introduce new ones. Our work on configurable menus is ongoing. You'll notice that working with right-click menus is much easier. Now you can change and configure the entries that you could not before, e.g. in Downloads Panel, Windows Panel.

About Vivaldi Technologies

Vivaldi Technologies is an employee-owned company that creates products and services for discerning web users. In everything it does, Vivaldi believes in putting its users first. Vivaldi is headquartered in Oslo, with offices in Reykjavik, Boston and Palo Alto. Learn more about our mission at vivaldi.com.

For more information, please contact:
Varsha Chowdhury
varsha@vivaldi.com

Vivaldi Technologies AS
Norway Oslo Møllerparken 6

Christian Dysthe pad@vivaldi.com

In 1994, two programmers started working on a web browser. The idea was to make a really fast browser, capable of running on limited hardware, keeping in mind that users are individuals with their own requirements and wishes. Opera was born. Our little piece of software gained traction, our group grew, and we formed a community. We stayed close to our users and our roots. We kept improving our software based on our user feedback, as well as our own ideas on how to make a great browser. We innovated and strove for excellence. Fast forward to 2015. The browser we once loved has changed its direction. Sadly, it is no longer serving its community of users and contributors -- who helped build the browser in the first place. So we came to a natural conclusion: we must make a new browser. A browser for ourselves and for our friends. A browser that is fast, but also a browser that is rich in functionality, highly flexible and puts the user first. A browser that is made for you.

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