Browser maker Vivaldi has released version 1.0 of its email client. Vivaldi Mail is integrated into the Vivaldi browser and will have an integrated Feed Reader and a built-in calendar.
The release version of Vivaldi Mail is available in the most recent version of the Chromium-based web browser, writes the company† In the client, users can log in with services such as Gmail, Outlook, Fastmail, Yahoo Mail and Vivaldi Webmail. Pop3 and imap are also supported. Vivaldi Mail supports multiple e-mail accounts at the same time and will have an integrated Feed Reader, for example for RSS and Atom feeds, and a calendar that can function both online and offline.
Vivaldi Mail indexes incoming e-mail messages so that they can also be viewed offline and automatically organizes them into folders. According to the maker, this happens completely locally on the user’s device and not in the cloud. Furthermore, the client gets a customizable design with different layouts and themes. Keyboard shortcuts allow users to quickly switch between unread emails, among other things.
Vivaldi already released a beta version last year in version 4.0 of its web browser† Users can enable the Vivaldi Mail, the Feed Reader and the calendar in the settings of the web browser, under ‘general’ and ‘productivity features’. The features are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.