The trio of browsers calls him out after a couple of drinks. Then there's the quiet, mysterious browser in the corner of the bar with an eye-obscuring hat that minds his own business. Another looks like a fox and is all about making the Internet a better place, and the third has some unique features and has an O-shaped face. One is the most popular, the star of the show, but somewhat wants your data. Image a western-like scenario where a couple of web browsers walk into a bar, hats, and guns, and all that.

This new interface replaces some old settings, including the “Always Prefer Bookmarks” setting.

You can now reorder and arrange things just how you like them in Settings: Address Bar: Drop-Down Menu Priority. New in this release, we have also improved and extended how you can configure the address field suggestion drop-down box.(See our blog post on How geolocation works and the Apple Location Services Privacy Policy.) You may need to go into the System Settings app: Privacy and Security: Location Services and grant Vivaldi and Vivaldi Snapshot access to use geolocation.This brings Vivaldi for MacOS on pair with Vivaldi for Windows, which uses the built-in Microsoft Location Service. Just in time for summer holiday-travel season, geolocation services makes a comeback on MacOS! Vivaldi now uses MacOS’ built-in CoreLocation system, powered by Apple Location Services.Mail and Calendar accounts supports Fastmail OAuth logins. Categories in the address field suggestions drop-down can now be reordered.

Vivaldi now uses CoreLocation for geolocation on MacOS.

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