Vivaldi 7.5.3735.41 AIO Silent

Posted March 28Mar 28

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This update brings both refinement and power. It’s a release shaped by your feedback and driven by our commitment to putting you in full control of your browser. With long-requested colored Tab Stacks, enhanced privacy through DNS over HTTPS, and a host of meaningful improvements across the board, it’s about delivering the thoughtful upgrades that make a real difference in how you browse every day.

Let’s dive into what’s new:

Tab Stacks that pop with color

You asked, we listened. One of the most requested features is finally here: custom colors for Tab Stacks.

Tab Stacks have always been a Vivaldi power feature. A smarter way to group related tabs and stay organized without cluttering your tab bar. Now, with Vivaldi 7.5, you can assign a custom color to each stack, making it even easier to spot your work project, travel plans, or inspiration rabbit holes at a glance.

To make this even smoother, we’ve added a new Edit Tab Stack dialog. Right-click a stack, choose Edit Stack, and you’ll be able to:

Give the stack a name, for better organization
Pick a color that stands out and help you recognize your tab stacks

It’s all about control, clarity, and a touch of color-coded calm in the chaos of daily browsing.

Corner of a Vivaldi browser window with Edit Tab Stack dialog open.

A new tab context menu

We’ve cleaned up and reorganized the tab context menu, making it faster and more intuitive to get where you want. Open new tabs, manage stacks, move across windows, all streamlined and rethought for how people actually use tabs.

It’s a subtle shift, but if you’re a heavy tab user (and let’s face it, you’re using Vivaldi, so you probably are), this will save you clicks and confusion.

Vivaldi browser window with Tab's context menu open.

Under the hood, Everything feels tighter

Here’s a taste of the many refinements we’ve packed in for 7.5:

Address Bar: Fixed focus weirdness, suggestion hiccups, and dropdown quirks
Ad Blocker: Now supports badfilter, strict3p, and strict1p rules
Bookmarks & Notes: Better drag-and-drop, with clearer visual feedback
Mail & Calendar: Smarter threading, invite handling, and polish throughout
Dashboard & Widgets: Layout tweaks, transparency improvements, drag-and-drop goodness
Quick Commands: Now shows synced tabs and handles errors more gracefully
Settings: UI improvements across the board, from DNS input to workspace rules visibility
DNS: It is now possible to define a custom DNS provider for just the browser, with support for DNS Over HTTPS

We squashed bugs. But we’re kind to the real ones.

Vivaldi 7.5 squashed a lot of bugs, the kind that crash your tabs, confuse your menus, or make your browser feel off. You’ll notice smoother behavior all around.

But as nature lovers, we want to be clear: we only go after digital bugs. Real-world insects are having a hard time, and they need homes.

So as a small tribute, we’ve included this blueprint for building a bug hotel. It’s a fun weekend project.

Illustration showing the materials and tools needed to build a bug hotel.