Vivaldi brings multiple windows support to iPad, improves dark mode

Vivaldi made it to iOS back in September and had its first major update three months later. However, the browser still lacks some important features compared with the Android version.

Hopefully, the latest update brings the iOS browser closer to its Android counterpart. Announced earlier this month, a new Vivaldi update is making its way to iPads.

The highlight of this update is multiple windows support, which allows users to view two or three Vivaldi windows open side-by-side on their iPads. The windows can be resized and managed with a tap, drag, and swipe.

In fact, Vivaldi users can create as many windows they want for all their different tasks and work modes. Also, Vivaldi enables additional iPad features like always-on-top Slide Over Mode.

Besides adding multiple windows support, the latest Vivaldi update improves dark mode. The Force Dark Theme setting, which was rolled out a few updates ago, now follows the system color scheme when the automatic browser theme color is used.

More importantly, Forced Dark Theme automatically designs a dark mode color scheme for websites that don’t usually have a dark mode. Not to mention that users can enable Force Dark Theme for all webpages by setting the color preference to dark.

Last but not least, two other Vivaldi features received some upgrades: Notes and Bookmarks. The built-in Notes now allows users to sort their notes by title, creation date, last-change date, and more. The same goes for bookmarks, which can now be sorted by title, nickname, creation date, and kind (folders first).