VivaldiLinux vs Microsoft Edge LegacyWindows

Vivaldi como alternativa Linux a Microsoft Edge Legacy

Actualizado el 28 de octubre de 2026

Nuestra opinión

Vivaldi is a strong replacement for Microsoft Edge Legacy, especially for users who want more control and built-in tools. It supports modern web standards, fast JavaScript, and Chrome extensions, meeting core browsing needs. The UI is highly customizable, which benefits power users but may overwhelm casual ones. Tab management is superior with Workspaces and tiling. E2EE sync, ad blocking, and Proton VPN add privacy. While it lacks direct integration with Microsoft services like OneDrive or Outlook, it handles IMAP and CalDAV well. Best for Linux users who value customization and productivity features over tight Windows ecosystem ties.

Cobertura de funciones90%

Licencia: LicenseRef-proprietary
Precio: freemium
Última versión: 8.2.4133.94 (23 de octubre de 2026)
Valoración: —

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Captura de pantalla de Vivaldi — Vivaldi browser with a unified theme to showcase how a darker background image looks covering the whole UI.

Lo que funciona igual

Both support modern HTML5, CSS3, and fast JavaScript via Chromium
Tab management with stacking and grouping features
Support for browser extensions, including from the Chrome Web Store
Private browsing mode with tracking protection
Sync capabilities across devices (Vivaldi uses E2EE, Edge Legacy used Microsoft account)

Lo que cambia

Vivaldi includes built-in Mail, Calendar, Notes, and RSS—features absent in Edge Legacy
Vivaldi offers deeper UI customization, keyboard shortcuts, and mouse gestures
No native integration with Microsoft 365, OneDrive, or Outlook in Vivaldi
Edge Legacy had tighter Windows OS integration (e.g., Cortana, PDF annotation)
Vivaldi uses its own sync system; no direct migration path from Edge Legacy sync data

Abrir tus archivos de Microsoft Edge Legacy

There is no direct way to import Edge Legacy session files, bookmarks, or settings into Vivaldi using native file formats. However, you can export bookmarks from Edge Legacy as an HTML file and import it into Vivaldi via the browser's bookmark manager. History, passwords, and open tabs cannot be directly transferred. Extensions and settings must be reinstalled manually. On Linux, such migration typically requires intermediate steps through Chromium-based browsers or export tools.

Pasar de Microsoft Edge Legacy a Vivaldi, paso a paso

Export bookmarks from Edge Legacy as an HTML file
Install Vivaldi on Linux via Flathub or official package
Import the bookmarks HTML file in Vivaldi's Bookmark Manager
Sign in to Vivaldi account for sync setup
Reinstall needed extensions from Chrome Web Store
Configure Mail, Calendar, and Notes with your existing accounts (IMAP/CalDAV)

Funciones clave de Vivaldi

Interfaz totalmente personalizable, incluyendo temas, barras de herramientas y atajos de teclado
Gestión avanzada de pestañas con Workspaces, Stacks y Tiling
Correo, Calendario, Tareas y Lector de Feeds integrados (IMAP/POP3/CalDAV/RSS)
Notas integradas, bloqueador de rastreadores y bloqueador de anuncios
Sincronización cifrada de extremo a extremo entre escritorio y móvil
Soporte para extensiones de Chrome a través de la Web Store
Gestos con el ratón y macros programables
Integración con Proton VPN (requiere cuenta)