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U.S. distances itself from Quebec election as PQ denies courting Washington
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cbc.caCanada and Ukraine sign 100-year agreement to work together on defence, energy and trade
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americanpulse.substack.comRecrutement de chercheurs aux États-Unis | Le plus beau des pieds de nez à Trump
lapresse.caNo charges for Alberta sheriff who used AI to create sexualized images of his co-workers
cbc.caCanada's Carney holds firm against Trump tariffs
dw.comDonald Trump mistakes Bank of Canada for retail bank
cbc.caGoodbye Vivaldi!
Ok, that's it.
After more than a full year using Vivaldi, I call it quit. As time passes, Vivaldi gets slower and slower and clunkier!
Yes, I did everything suggested online (turning off extensions, clearing cache, hardware acceleration, etc.). At one point, I simply have to accept that by trying to do EVERYTHING, Vivaldi lost its main purpose: being an Internet browser!
And that's without mentioning the time when I lost all my saved passwords and my encryption key didn't work! WTF?
No, I don't need Vivaldi mail, calendar, or having 1001 ways to customize my browser. I simply want it to be efficient on a laptop, not hog resources, and have every single website work properly.
I tried it and loved it at first, but I really think Vivaldi is losing sight of what made it popular in the first place.
Goodbye Vivaldi!