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Vivaldi released version 7.9 of its iOS browser, introducing two-level tab stacks—a highly requested feature previously exclusive to Android. The update lets users organize tabs into hierarchical groups displayed in the top row of the Tab Bar, with nested tabs appearing in a secondary row only when active. Two stacking modes (Two-Level and Accordion) are selectable via Settings > Tabs > Tab Stacking Style. This redesign addresses clutter in iOS browser interfaces by prioritizing active tabs while maintaining accessibility to grouped content.

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The update also includes Safari import tools for bookmarks, passwords, browsing history, and stored payment data, accessible through Settings > Safari Import. This single-step migration process simplifies switching to Vivaldi for Safari users. Additionally, the Daily Image feature refreshes the Start Page with curated photos daily, optionally syncing to iPhone wallpapers for cohesive aesthetics. These features enhance Vivaldi’s appeal to privacy-conscious users seeking Safari-like familiarity.

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Vivaldi 7.9 is now available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The update positions Vivaldi as a strong alternative for power users who want advanced tab management without sacrificing iOS integration. By combining organizational tools with seamless Safari data transfer, Vivaldi targets professionals and multitaskers who require efficient browser workflows on Apple devices.