Vivaldi browser gets two tab bars

Browser Vivaldi gets a feature to divide tabs over two horizontal bars. For example, more tabs fit into the image with enough width to show a page title than is possible with a single bar.

The feature is integrated with Tab Stacks, a feature to collect several tabs under a single tab, says Vivaldi. Next to the page title is the number of tabs that can be found in that collection, and they then open in a bar below the regular bar with tabs.

Vivaldi thinks the feature makes it easier to keep more tabs open at once. The Tab Stacks feature has been around for six years. Users do not need to use the second tab bar; there is also a compact mode that displays the stacks of tabs above the tab itself. There is also a vertical view, which places the tabs on the side. The feature is in version 3.6, which will be available from Thursday.