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Edge vs Vivaldi

Edge is best for Windows and Microsoft 365. Vivaldi is best for customising everything.

Pick Edge if

Your work runs on Microsoft 365 or you want sleeping tabs that save memory.

The catch. It nudges you toward Microsoft’s services and Copilot, and it blocks trackers but not ads.

Pick Vivaldi if

You want tabs on any side, tab stacks, tiling and a setting for nearly everything.

The catch. The number of options takes time to learn, and its interface is not open source.

Edge vs Vivaldi, feature by feature

EdgeVivaldi
EngineChromiumChromium
Vertical tabsYes, one clickYes, tabs on any side
Sites on screen at onceTwo, in Split screenSeveral, with Tab Tiling
Separate workspacesWorkspaces and profilesWorkspaces and profiles
Ad and tracker blockingTrackers, not adsBuilt in, ads and trackers
ExtensionsEdge Add-ons and Chrome Web StoreChrome Web Store
PlatformsmacOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, AndroidmacOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, Android
Open sourceNoPartly — the interface is closed
PriceFreeFree
DevelopmentActiveActive

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Questions

Is Edge better than Vivaldi?

Neither wins everywhere. Edge is best for Windows and Microsoft 365; Vivaldi is best for customising everything. Pick Edge if your work runs on Microsoft 365 or you want sleeping tabs that save memory. Pick Vivaldi if you want tabs on any side, tab stacks, tiling and a setting for nearly everything.

Do Edge and Vivaldi block ads?

Edge: Trackers, not ads. Vivaldi: Built in, ads and trackers.

Which extensions do Edge and Vivaldi run?

Edge: Edge Add-ons and Chrome Web Store. Vivaldi: Chrome Web Store.

Where do Edge and Vivaldi run?

Both run on macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, Android.

Are Edge and Vivaldi free?

Both are free.