I use this in combination with Dark Reader extension for webpages. I hope some of you will also find Vivaldi to be a viable alternative. Opera, get your profile path and navigate to the extension folder ID. Find out where an image came from, how its used, or find higher resolution versions. Opera: Source extension by Deathamns, Sublime Text 2/3. This is the official TinEye Opera extension. To tell the truth there are some features I miss when using Vivaldi but the sheer number of Vivaldi only useful features convinced me to make the switch. Beautify JavaScript, JSON, React.js, HTML, CSS, SCSS, and SASS. After ticking that checkbox Dark Reader started working correctly again. Not having this enabled prevented the Dark Reader extension from working on Google search pages. Firefox for logging into various hosting control panels I have to use for work. Find Dark Reader on your extensions/add-ons page and enable/place a checkmark next to a setting called 'Allow access to search page results'. Vivaldi for regular browsing on the net (hence the two extensions highlighted above) -> I used to use Chrome Canary for this. 'standard' Chrome for development (no content changing plugins are installed here). I would like to note that I actually use three browsers for my daily routines (and of course others for testing frontend but that is a different story.):

I do not want to list all the cool features Vivaldi has you might want to take it for a test drive to see them for yourself. Nonetheless, I can run two of my favorites: When installed in Vivaldi, most Chrome extensions run without issues but Vivaldi's user interface is very different from the standard Chrome UI that is why there can be issues with extensions relying on some Chrome UI stuff. Vivaldi is yet another Chromium offspring but it is a rather good one I think, hence the idea that I should recommend it in the Forum. Earlier this week I bumped into the Vivaldi browser for the first time.

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