Is there a trick to get around the absence of access to the service menu with the Vivaldi MAC browser

Since you made me curious, I just skimmed through the features of Vivaldi:

  • It’s your web. Surf it the way you want: Fine.
  • Powerful, colorful History: Certainly a nice feature. I’m sure I’ll use it once.
  • Write Notes: Why on earth should I want to write notes in my Web browser? That’s like advertising a car whose feature is that it comes with a hamster in the trunk.
  • A million ways to customize everything: I’m already spending way too much time with customizing stuff.
  • Tab Stacking and Tab Tiling: Hmm. In Safari I hit ⇧⌘D and the page is out of the way but still quickly accessible. And it doesn’t use memory. And it’s on my iPhone.
  • Choose your style with Themes: See above, customizing.
  • Quick Commands: Well, looks nice. But, if I want it I can get the same via KM’s List Prompt, or via LaunchBar.

You see, I’m a bit negative today :smile:

BTW, I’ve seen that it also contains a “Task Manager”. I opened it and the first thing it did was trying to connect to Google. Alright…

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