Reading List allows you to add web pages to a list to keep for later. It prevents endless tabs from accumulating on your Tab Bar/Tab Switcher and Bookmarks from being filled with entries you only need once.

Though there are similar services out there, Vivaldi’s Reading List doesn’t require an external app nor do you need to sign up for an account. Also, you can keep your lists in sync on all Vivaldis on all your devices.

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Add pages to the Reading List

To add an open web page to the Reading List.

Option 1

1. Open the  Vivaldi menu.
2. Select Add Page to….
3. Tap on Reading List.

Option 2

To add a link on a page to the Reading List:

1. Long press on the link to open the context menu.
2. Select Add to Reading List.

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View your Reading List

To open the reading list, either:

• Open the  Vivaldi menu and select Reading List.
• Open Panels and switch to the Reading List Panel.

To open an article from the Reading List:

1. Open the Reading List.
2. Select an article you’d like to read.
3. Tap on the entry to open the article in the active tab.

Opened articles will be marked as read automatically and moved to the Pages That You’ve Read section.

To open an article from the Reading List in a New Tab or a Private Tab:

1. Open the Reading List.
2. Long press on the article you’d like to read.
3. Select Open in New Tab or Open in Private from the context menu.

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Manage articles on the Reading List

Mark articles as read

To mark an article read without opening it:

1. Open the Reading List.
2. In the Unread Articles section, long press on the article to open the context menu.
3. Select Mark as read.

Do the same in the Pages That You’ve Read section, to mark articles unread.

To mark multiple articles as (un)read:

1. Open the Reading List.
2. Tap on Edit in the bottom right corner.
3. Tap on the list entries you want to change read status for.
4. Tap on Mark….
5. Select either Mark Read or Mark Unread.

Remove articles from the Reading List

You can remove both unread and read articles from the Reading List. To do that:

1. Open the Reading List.
2. Long press on the article to open the context menu.
3. Select Delete.

To remove multiple articles at once:

1. Open the Reading List.
2. Tap on Edit in the bottom right corner.
3. Tap on the list entries you want to remove.
4. Tap on Delete in the bottom left corner.

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Sync your Reading List

Saved pages in your Reading List can be synced with Vivaldi on your other devices.

To sync your reading list:

1. Go to the  Vivaldi menu > Settings > Sync.
2. Log in to your Vivaldi account.
3. Sync either all data or make sure Reading List is enabled, when syncing only selected data.

Lists from different devices will be merged when synced.

Managing all your tabs in the mobile version of Vivaldi is as easy and efficient as on the desktop.

Tab Switcher

To view your Tabs in the Tab Switcher tap on the  Tab Switcher button in the bottom right corner. The number in the Tab Switcher button indicates how many Tabs you have open.

Slide right/left to view Private Tabs, Synced Tabs, and Recently Closed Tabs.

The active tab will be displayed with a border around the tab thumbnail. Tap on a thumbnail to switch to the selected tab.

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Tab Bar

Vivaldi on iOS comes with a Tab Bar known from the desktop browser. To enable/disable the Tab Bar:

1. Go to the  Vivaldi menu > Settings > Tabs < Tab Style.
2. Tap on Show Tab Bar.

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Open Tabs

Option 1

1. Open the  Vivaldi menu on the right side of the Address Bar.
2. Select New Tab.

Option 2

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Tap on the button at the bottom of the screen.

Option 3

1. While viewing a web page or the Speed Dial, long-press on the Tab Switcher button until a context menu opens.
2. Select New tab or Open in Private.

Option 4

On the Tab Bar, tap on the  New Tab button on the right side.

Option 5

When Vivaldi isn’t open:

1. Long press on the app button on your home screen or app launcher until a context menu opens.
2. Select New Search or Private Search.

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Open in a new tab

To open a link on a website, a bookmark / Speed Dial, a Reading List item, or a History entry in a new tab:

1. Long-press on it.
2. From the context menu select:
   • Open in New tab,
   • Open in New Background Tab, or
   • Open in Private.

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Reload Tabs

To reload the web page you have open in the active tab use one of the following options:

• Tap on the Reload button on the Address Bar.
• Scroll to the top and drag the page down. When you see the reload icon, release your finger to reload the page.
• Open the Vivaldi menu and select Reload.
• Tap on the Address Bar and tap Go on the keyboard.

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Switch Tabs

Option 1

Swipe left or right, while your finger is placed either on the Address Bar or bottom toolbar to go to the next or previous tab.

Option 2

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Tap on the tab thumbnail you want to open.

Option 3

In case you have enabled the Tab Bar from  Vivaldi menu > Settings > Tabs > Tab Style, switch tabs by tapping on the tab on the Tab Bar.

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Pin Tabs

You can keep the most important tabs within easy reach in the Tab Switcher by pinning them.

To pin a tab:

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Long-press on the tab’s thumbnail.
3. Select Pin tab.

Pinned tabs will appear near the bottom of the screen in the Tab Switcher and they’ll be the first tabs from the left on the Tab Bar.

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Close Tabs

Option 1

On the Tab Bar, tap on the  Close button on the tab you’d like to close.

To display the  Close button also for background tabs:

1. Go to Settings > Tabs > Tab Style.
2. Enable Show X Button for Background Tabs.

Option 2

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Tap on the  Close button in the top right corner of the Tab thumbnail you’d like to close.

Option 3

1. While viewing a web page or the Speed Dial, long-press on the Tab Switcher button until a context menu opens.
2. Select Close tab.

Close all Tabs

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Tap on Edit in the bottom left corner.
3. Select Close All Tabs.

After the last tab has been closed, you have a choice to open a new Start Page tab or keep the Tab Switcher empty. To toggle the setting:

1. Go to Settings > Tabs > Tab Behavior.
2. Toggle Open New Tab on Closing Last Tab on or off.

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Inactive Tabs

If you tend to open more and more new tabs, but hardly ever close any of them, then eventually you’ll end up with so many tabs that closing them one by one will take a while. Plus, having a large number of tabs open may start affecting performance and battery life.

In Vivaldi on iOS, inactive tabs will be moved to their section in the Tab Switcher. There you can review the tabs – either keep them around, close them one by one, or close them all at once.

By default, a tab will be set to inactive if you haven’t used it in the last 21 days, but you can select the interval for when a tab should be moved to the Inactive Tabs folder.

To change how soon a tab is considered inactive:

1. Go to Settings > Tabs > Inactive Tabs.
2. Select after how many days tabs should moved to the Inactive Tabs folder:
   • Never Move,
   • After 7 Days,
   • After 14 Days,
   • After 21 Days.

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Recently Closed Tabs

To open a recently closed tab in the active tab:

1. Open the  Vivaldi menu and select “Recent tabs”.
2. Tap on the link you want to reopen.

To open a recently closed tab in a new tab:

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Navigate to the  Closed Tabs tab.
3. Tap on the link you want to reopen.

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Reorder Tabs

To change the order of your open Tabs in the Tab Switcher:

1. Long press on a tab you want to move.
2. Drag and drop the tab to its new location.

On the Tab Bar, long-press on the tab and drag the tab left or right.

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Sync Tabs

The third tab in the Tab Switcher – Remote Sessions – will list all the tabs you have open on your other devices that you’ve Synced with the same Vivaldi account.

When you open a tab from Synced Tabs, it will be opened locally and listed with your other Tabs.

To learn more about syncing Remote Sessions, have a look at our help pages about Sync on Mobile and Sync on Desktop.

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Private Tabs

When you browse using a Private Tab, Vivaldi will minimize what is stored locally on your phone so that very few traces are left of what you were browsing once you close all private browsing tabs.

Open private tabs

Option 1

• Open the  Vivaldi menu on the right side of the Address Bar.
• Select New Private Tab.

Option 2

• Open the Tab Switcher.
• Slide to Private Tabs.
• Tap on the + button in the middle of the bottom toolbar.

Option 3

• While viewing a web page or the Speed Dial, long-press on the Tab Switcher button until a context menu opens.
• Select Open in Private.

Close Private Tabs

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Tap on the Close button in the top right corner of the Tab thumbnail.

On the Tab Bar, tap on the  Close button on the tab you’d like to close.

Close all Private Tabs

Option 1

1. Open the Tab Switcher.
2. Slide to Private Tabs.
3. Tap on Edit in the bottom left corner.
4. Select Close All Tabs.

The internet is full of wonderful things worth sharing. Here’s how you can share links, web page text snippets, and images from Vivaldi on iOS.

Share links

To share a link of the page you have open in a tab:

Option 1

1. Tap on the Share button in the main Vivaldi menu.
2. Select how you want to share the link:
   • In a different app,
   • By copying and pasting the link,
   • By creating a QR code.

Option 2

1. Long-press on the Address Bar to open the context menu.
2. Select Share page.
3. Select how you want to share the link.

To share a link on a web page:

Option 1

1. Long press on the link.
2. Select Copy link from the menu.
3. Paste the link in an app you want to share it on.

Option 2

1. Long press on the link.
2. Select Share from the menu.
   • In a different app,
   • By copying and pasting the link,
   • By creating a QR code.

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Share text

To share a text snippet from a web page:

1. Long press on a word on a web page and select the text you want to share.
2. Select Share from the menu that appears.
3. Select Copy or the app you want to share the text on.
4. Follow the app’s sharing steps.

Copy Link to Highlight

Copy Link to Highlight is a great feature for sharing a specific part of a web page quickly.

To link to a specific part of the web page:

1. Select the text you want to highlight.
2. Scroll through the options in the menu that appears and tap on Copy Link to Highlight.
3. Choose Copy or the feature/app you want to use the link for.

When the link is opened, the page will load at the spot where you highlighted the text on.

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Share images

To share an image from a web page:

1. Long press on the image.
2. Select Copy.
3. Paste the image in an app you want to share it on.

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Customize the Share menu

You can display your favorite actions in easy reach by editing the Share menu.

1. Tap on the Share button on the right side of the Address Field.
2. Scroll to the bottom and tap on Edit Actions.
3. Tap on the green + button to add actions to your favorites.
4. If you wish, reorder the actions, by long pressing on the 3 lines after the action name and drag it up or down.

Break Mode allows you to pause the Internet and focus on something else until you’re ready to return. Enabling Break Mode mutes and stops HTML5 audio and videos, hides all Tabs, Panels and other content leaving the screen clean.

Enable Break Mode

To turn on Break Mode:

• Click on the Take a Break button on the left side of the Status Bar. You can change the button’s location by editing the browser’s toolbars;
• Use the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+. / ⌃.;
• Type “Break Mode” in Quick Commands;
• Set a Mouse Gesture for the action.

When you enable Break Mode, you’ll see an introductory pop-up notification describing the feature briefly and an option to edit the Keyboard Shortcut (Status Bar needs to be visible). To close the notification, click anywhere outside the pop-up. In case you don’t want to see the notification in the future, tick the box for Do not show again.

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Disable Break Mode

To return to what you were doing:

• Click on the End Break button in the middle of the page;
• Click on the End Break button on the Status Bar;
• Use the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl+. / ⌃.;
• Type “Break Mode” in Quick Commands;
• Use the same Mouse Gesture you set for turning on Break Mode.

To prevent accidentally going into Break Mode, remove the Take a Break button from the Status Bar. To do that:

1. Right-click on the button.
2. Select Customize > Remove from Toolbar from the context menu.

You can read more about customizing toolbars here.

To remove the keyboard shortcut:

1. Go to Settings > Keyboard > Window.
2. Hover over the Break Mode entry.
3. Click Clear shortcut that appears on the right side.

Delete all browsing data

First, open the data deletion dialog using one of the following options:

• Go to Vivaldi menu > Tools > Delete Browsing Data.
• In the History Manager click on Clear Browsing Data in the top right corner.
• Type “Delete Browsing Data” in Quick Commands.
• Use the Keyboard Shortcut Ctrl + Shift + Del / ⇧ ⌘ ⌫.
• Create a Mouse Gesture for the action.

Then, select:

• the time range you want to delete data for
  • Past Hour
  • Past Day
  • Past Week
  • Past 4 Weeks
  • Everything
• and which elements of the stored browsing data to delete
  • Browsing History
  • Downloads
  • Cookies
  • Storage
  • Cache
  • Passwords
  • Form Autofill Data
  • Application Cache
  • Site Settings

Finish by clicking Delete.

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Delete selected data

Browsing History

Option 1

1. Start typing a keyword or part of the URL in the Address field.
2. In the Address field dropdown menu’s Browsing History section hover over the entries.
3. Click on the X that appears on the right side to delete the entry.

Option 2

1. Open the History Manager or History Panel.
2. Browse through the history. Use the search box in the top left corner to filter the entries.
3. Right-click on a history entry. (Use the Ctrl / ⌘ or Shift key to select multiple entries).
4. Select Delete.

In Settings > Privacy > Save Browsing History, you can adjust the time after which browsing data will be deleted automatically.

Typed History

1. Start typing a keyword or part of the URL in the Address field.
2. In the Address field dropdown menu’s Typed History section hover over the entries.
3. Click on the X that appears on the right side to delete the entry.

Downloads

To delete a single entry:

1. Open the Downloads Panel.
2. Right-click on the download you want to delete. (Use the Ctrl / ⌘ or Shift key to select multiple entries).
3. Select Remove.

To remove all finished downloads:

1. Open the Downloads Panel.
2. In the top right corner of the Panel, click Remove all Finished.
   Alternatively, right-click on one of the download entries and select Remove all Finished from the context menu.

Cookies

1. Go to Settings > Privacy > Cookies.
2. Click Show Saved Cookies.
3. Hover over the list of cookies.
4. Click on the X that appears on the right side to delete the entry.

To delete cookies in bulk, use the search box above the list of cookies to filter the entries. Click Delete Filtered Cookies to delete them.

Passwords

1. Go to Settings > Privacy > Passwords.
2. Click Show Saved Passwords.
3. Right-click on the password entry you want to delete.
4. Select Delete Password.

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Delete data per website

Option 1

1. Open the website.
2. Click on Site Info on the left side of the Address field and select Site Settings.
3. In the new tab under Usage click Clear Data (on the right side).
4. Click Clear in the dialog to confirm your decision.

Option 2

1. Open the website.
2. Right-click on the page.
3. Select Developer Tools > Inspect.
4. Go to the Application tab > Storage.
5. Click Clear Site Data. Below the button you can change which data will be deleted.

Access your favorite Bookmarks directly from the Start Page with Speed Dials.

Speed Dial Groups

Add a new Speed Dial group

To access bookmarks from the Start Page:

1. In the Bookmarks Panel, make sure your favorites are in the same Bookmarks folder;
2. Long press on the folder and tap on the Edit button;
3. Toggle on Use as Group.
4. Tap on Close in the top right corner.

To create a new Speed Dial group:

1. Tap on the 3-dot menu in the top right corner of the Start Page.
2. Select New Group.
3. Give the new group a name.
4. Tap Done.

You can display multiple Groups on the Start Page and switch between them either by swiping left/right or tapping on the group title.

To change the order of the Speed Dial pages, reorder the groups in the Bookmarks Panel.

Speed Dial subfolders

To create a new Speed Dial subfolder:

1. Long press on a Speed Dial;
2. Drag the Speed Dial over another to create a new folder;
3. Long press on the new Speed Dial folder and select Edit to give the folder a name;
4. Drag more Speed Dials to the freshly created folder.

Alternatively, create a new subfolder and move bookmarks to it in the Bookmarks Panel.

Remove Speed Dial groups

To remove a group from the Start Page:

Option 1

1. Long press on the Speed Dial group’s name on the menu at the top of the Start Page.
2. Select Remove from the context menu.

Option 2

1. Open the Bookmarks Panel and find the group’s folder.
2. Long press on it and tap on the pencil button that appears in the top right corner.
3. Toggle off Use as Group.
4. Tap on Close in the top right corner.

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Add new Speed Dials

To add a new bookmark to a Speed Dial group on the Start Page while you have the page open:

1. Tap on the Vivaldi menu > Add Page to > Start Page.
2. If you wish to edit the bookmark’s information, tap on the banner that appears at the bottom of the screen.
3. Make the necessary edits and tap on Close in the top right corner.

To add a new bookmark to a Speed Dial group while you’re on the Start Page:

1. Tap on the Add button at the end of your Speed Dials’ list.
2. Enter a web page link and/or tap on the suggestions.
3. Tap Done.

If you know that you won’t be adding new Speed Dials via the Start Page, you can hide the Add button.

Option 1

1. Go to Settings > Start Page.
2. Disable Show Add Button.

Option 2

1. On the Start Page, tap on the 3 dot menu in the top right corner and select Customize Start Page.
2. Disable Show Add Button.

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Edit Speed Dials

To edit a Speed Dial bookmark:

1. Find the bookmark either on the Start Page or in the Bookmarks Panel.
2. Long press on it and select Edit Speed Dial (pencil icon in the Bookmarks Panel).
3. Make the necessary edits and tap on Close in the top right corner.

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Manage Speed Dials

Sort Speed Dials

To sort your Speed Dials:

1. Tap on the Sort button in the top right corner of the Start Page;
2. Select your preferred sorting option:
   • Manual,
   • By Title,
   • By Address,
   • By Nickname,
   • By Description,
   • By Date.

You can also sort your Speed Dial bookmarks in the Bookmarks Panel.

Reorder Speed Dials

To reorder Speed Dials:

1. Make sure Manual sorting is enabled (see instructions above);
2. Long press on a Speed Dial;
3. Drag and drop to change the order.

To edit, move or delete a Speed Dial, long press on the Speed Dial to open a context menu with the options.

Alternatively, manage your Speed Dial bookmarks in the Bookmarks Panel.

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Delete Speed Dials

To delete a Speed Dial bookmark:

1. On the Speed Dial page, long press on the Speed Dial bookmark you want to remove.
2. Select Delete from the context menu.

Alternatively, delete the bookmark in the Bookmarks Panel.

To delete a Speed Dial group:

1. Open the Bookmarks Panel.
2. Find the Speed Dial group.
3. Long press on the group.
4. Tap on Delete Bookmarks in the top right corner.

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Start Page layout

There are 4 Speed Dial layouts available in Vivaldi:

• Large Speed Dials,
• Medium Speed Dials
• Small Speed Dials,
• Speed Dial list.

To change the layout:

1. Go to Vivaldi menu > Settings > Appearance > Start Page.
2. Choose your preferred layout.

To customize Vivaldi webmail, click on Settings on the menu on the left side of the page.

You can change settings in the following categories:

• Preferences:
  • User Interface,
  • Mailbox View,
  • Displaying Messages,
  • Composing Messages,
  • Contacts,
  • Special Folders,
  • Server Settings,
  • Encryption,
  • Calendar,
• Folders,
• Identities,
• Responses,
• PGP keys,
• Filters.

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Storage

In Vivaldi mail each account gets 10GB of storage space.

To see how much space you’ve used:

1. In the Mail view, look at the bottom left corner of the window, next to the Logout button.
2. You’ll see the percentage of used space immediately, but you can hover the mouse cursor over the section to see how many megabytes of the allocated 10GB you’ve used.

To see the size of specific folders:

1. Go to Settings > Folders > select a folder > Information > Size;
2. Click Click to get folder size.

When you start running out of space, you’ll get a warning, asking you to create more space by deleting some emails. When you reach the 10GB limit, new incoming emails won’t be delivered and the sender needs to send the email again after you’ve created enough space in your mailbox.

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Folders

In the folder settings, you can add, edit and delete your mail folders. In addition, you can delete all message in your mail folders.

Archiving emails

To archive your emails:

1. Go to Settings > Preferences > Special Folders;
2. Select a folder for your archive (or create one first in Settings > Folders) and choose how to sort them into additional folders.
3. Select the email(s) you want to archive and click Archive on the menu above the email view.

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Identities

In Vivaldi Mail all emails need to be delivered to and sent from [email protected]. This means that different aliases, unfortunately, can’t be used. But, if you have set your Vivaldi Mail up in a mail client, you may use plus addressing (also known as sub-addressing). With plus addressing you can add a keyword to your email address ([email protected]) which allows you to create different variations of the email address. Everything between the + and @ symbols is ignored when deciding, to which account the email belongs to.
You can also create Filters with these addresses to automatically organise your emails into different folders.

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Signature

To add a signature to your emails:

1. Go to Settings > Identities;
2. Select your identity;
3. Write your signature.

You can add either a Plain Text or HTML signature.

For additional signature options, go to Settings > Preferences > Composing emails > Signature Options.

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Spellcheck

To check the spelling:

1. Select the email language from the small arrow next to Spell on the menu above the email composer.
2. Click Spell;

You can enable automatic spellcheck before sending an email and other options in Settings > Preferences > Composing Messages.

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You can always access your mail from any browser on https://webmail.vivaldi.net/, but you can also set your mail account up in a desktop mail client or mail app on your mobile device.

There are many different mail clients available. To add your Vivaldi account to a mail client of your choice, follow the mail client’s instructions for adding a new account.

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Add Vivaldi webmail account to Vivaldi Mail

To learn about the browser built-in mail client, check out the help pages about Vivaldi Mail.

To add your Vivaldi webmail account to Vivaldi Mail:

1. Make sure you have a enabled Mail, Calendar and Feeds in Settings > General > Productivity Features;
2. Go to Settings > Mail > Mail account;
3. Add a new account;
4. Enter your Vivaldi email address;
5. Click Continue;
6. Select whether you want to verify yourself via OAuth or App-Specific Password.
7. Enter the relevant password and log in.

Once you’ve logged in, Vivaldi will start downloading your email messages and contacts. In Mail Settings you can also add a name, signature, enable prefetching full messages and check server settings.

OAuth vs App-Specific Password

Use OAuth when you haven’t enabled Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for your Vivaldi account. To use app passwords, you need to have 2FA enabled.

You can create a new app password for your Vivaldi account after enabling 2FA on your account’s profile on Vivaldi.net. For more information and instructions, take a look at the Help page about Two-Factor Authentication for Vivaldi accounts.

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Server settings

In case the server settings aren’t detected automatically or aren’t detected correctly, use the following settings:

Incoming mail

IMAPs (recommended):
Server: imap.vivaldi.net
Port: 993
Authentication method: normal password
Connection security: SSL/TLS

IMAP:
Server: imap.vivaldi.net
Port: 143
Authentication method: normal password
Connection security: STARTTLS

POP3s:
Server: pop3.vivaldi.net
Port: 995
Authentication method: normal password
Connection security: SSL/TLS

POP3:
Server: pop3.vivaldi.net
Port: 110
Authentication method: normal password
Connection security: STARTTLS

Outgoing mail

SMTPs (recommended):
Server: smtp.vivaldi.net
Port: 465
Authentication method: normal password
Connection security: SSL/TLS

SMTP:
Server: smtp.vivaldi.net
Port: 587
Authentication method: normal password
Connection security: STARTTLS

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In case you need our assistance with setting up your Vivaldi account in a mail client, please send us a message below.

After staring to use Vivaldi mail, you might want to bring your old emails with you, so you can continue using email from where you left off. Here’s how.

Importing mail from another account

Setting up both accounts

The best way to move all of your emails from your current mailbox to Vivaldi is to set up both Vivaldi account and your current email provider’s account using IMAP in an email client of your choice (e.g. Vivaldi Mail).

Follow your mail client’s instructions for adding new IMAP accounts. If you need to enter Vivaldi’s server settings manually, check out our Help Page about setting up your Vivaldi mail in a mail client.

Moving the emails from one account to another

Once you have set both accounts up, you can move emails from your current email service provider’s IMAP folders to Vivaldi’s IMAP folders. To move emails:

1. Select the emails using Ctrl/Shift key or by other means available in the mail client;
2. Right-click on one of the selected emails and select either Move to or Copy to (path and labels may vary).
3. Select the corresponding Vivaldi folder as the destination.

To move whole folders full of emails, hold down the Ctrl key and drag the folder to Vivaldi’s Inbox folder.

If the suggestions above don’t work in your mail client, please refer to that mail client’s help documentation for moving emails.

After you have moved all the emails, you can use the Vivaldi webmail interface on webmail.vivaldi.net, continue using the mail client and add your Vivaldi account to other mail clients (e.g. mail app on your phone).

If you’re keeping the other account active and it allows automatic forwarding, you can set up email forwarding from the previous account to your Vivaldi email. That way you don’t have to manually check the old mailbox.

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Exporting emails

To export all your emails from Vivaldi to another mail account, do the same as with Importing emails. Set up both accounts in a mail client and copy the emails and folders from Vivaldi to the destination mailbox.

Downloading emails

To download a single email:

• Open the email;
• Click on More (. . . ) on the menu above the mail view;
• select Export;
• Save the email as an .eml file.

Downloading all emails

Downloading more than one email at a time is, unfortunately, not possible in the Vivaldi webmail interface.

To download emails in bulk:

1. Set your Vivaldi account in a mail client;
2. Select the emails you want to download;
3. Right-click on one of the emails and select Save as/Download;

Depending on the mail client, the instructions may vary. If the above doesn’t work, refer to your mail client’s help documentation for downloading emails.

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Enabling encryption

If you want to send and receive encrypted emails.

1. Go to Settings > Preferences > Encryption;
2. Enable:
   • message encryption and signing,
   • message signatures verification,
   • message decryption.

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Creating PGP keys

To create a new key:

1. Go to Settings > PGP Keys;
2. Click Create on the menu above the key information;
3. Select between a 2048 and 4096 bit key size;
4. Set a password for the key;
5. Click Save.

Please note that since the PGP keys are stored on our servers, encryption in Vivaldi webmail is not a full end-to-end encryption. For end-to-end encryption, we suggest setting up your account in a mail client that supports PGP.

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Importing keys

To import keys:

1. Go to Settings > PGP Keys;
2. Click Import on the menu above the key information;
3. Click Browse to locate the file on your computer;
4. Click Import.

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Exporting keys

To export keys:

1. Go to Settings > PGP Keys;
2. Click Export on the menu above the key information;
3. Select whether you want to export:
   1. Public Keys Only,
   2. Secret Keys.

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Sharing public keys

Before you can start having encrypted email conversations with your contacts either import their public key file as described above or share your public keys with each other via email:

1. Compose a new email;
2. In the Options and attachments section on the right enable Attach my public key;
3. Send the email;
4. When you get an email back with your contact’s public key, click Import after “This message contains attached PGP key(s)”.

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Sending and reading encrypted emails

When composing an email, in the Options and attachments section on the right, check the boxes for:

• Digitally sign this message (asks for the key’s password), and/or
• Encrypt this message.

When you receive an encrypted email enter your encryption key’s password to view the content.

In Settings > Preferences > Encryption you can decide, how long the password is valid until you need to enter it again.

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