Vivaldi has launched its own free built-in email client mail 1.0, and has integrated Vivaldi's calendar and feed reader Mail 1.0 allows users to add multiple email accounts, including Google and multiple mainstream calendar services. Therefore, users should be able to organize their email and manage their calendar, to-do list, feeds, etc. without leaving the browser.
The new e-mail client is similar to Gmail and Microsoft Outlook. E-mail can be searched and organized into multiple folders or views. However, Vivaldi also offers some slightly unique ways to customize and manage email, calendars, and information sources.
For example, each view has a search bar and a toggle button that displays mailing lists, materials, trash cans, and so on. These are on by default, but you can turn them off. So, for example, when you need to view all unread messages in a particular folder, you can toggle show read off.
At the same time, your email, calendar, feeds, etc. can be used as a sidebar. You can quickly view the web page without leaving your page. Users can also adjust the layout of the mail view in various ways, including the ability to change the vertical layout of the three panels to the horizontal split view.
Similar to Google Calendar, you can also use Vivaldi's calendar locally or online. However, you can also create or edit calendar items with inline event editing. You can also use quick commands to add events while browsing the web without leaving the browser.
There are also some features that privacy lovers may like. For example, you can watch YouTube videos online in Vivaldi's feed reader. Vivaldi said that this can restrict user tracking. New clients can be installed on MAC, windows And Linux computers, and has been integrated into the latest version of Vivaldi browser.
Existing Vivaldi users can start using this new feature by entering "Settings" and then clicking "general". Then, click productivity features and select enable mail, calendar, and subscription.