In order to access internet web pages, you need a browser for it. The truth is that the offer is very wide, and luckily for users, all of them are free. There are native ones in operating systems, such as Safari Apple's or Microsoft's Edge, Chrome's widely used as criticized, and others like Firefox or Brave, which work just as well.
One not so well known but just as powerful as the rest is Vivaldi. With very specific functions, it can satisfy you the same or more than any other. In the end, as they are all free, it is just a matter of trying them and using the one that best suits your needs. Now Vivaldi is already compatible with the M1 processor of the Apple Silicon.
The Vivaldi browser has just been updated to version 3.7 with a substantial improvement in the loading speed of web pages, native support for Apple silicon and another series of improvements that makes it a very interesting option to take into account when choosing our preferred application to surf the internet.
For work or personal use, most of us use a navigator of the internet daily. We rely on the browser to connect to the outside and do our work. But it can be frustrating if the browser, its tabs or windows take a little longer to open. Tenths of a second that at the end of the day can be a long time.
The latest update has focused on reducing the waiting time when loading a web page as much as possible. It is a new, faster version that will help you scratch seconds, even minutes out of your day and potentially hours in a year, obviously depending on the time you spend surfing the net.
Now the browser tabs open twice as fast. Even a new window now opens a 26% faster than before. Vivaldi 3.7 also includes native support for the new Apple Silicons that use Apple's new M1 processors. If you want to give it a try, it's available for free for macOS on its own. websites.