Add Zen to the list. I have it installed & keeping both eyes on it. Yesterday, Saturday, they were a happy surprise to me. In the morning, it was checked as out of date in the AUR (with 10-15-2024 as last updated). Early in the same evening, it got updated. And late at night I got a 2nd update!!! That on a Saturday to Sunday. Do the look committed to the project!!!
as for firefox future, don’t worry MS has your back 
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Which one of these will happen first?
a. Betelgeuse supernova
b. Abundant, affordable electricity from nuclear fusion
c. Ladybird browser release
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a.
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Oh, can add “Hurd release” to the list.
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Not sure, but I do hope for option B to happen faster.
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I’m sticking with Netscape Navigator. 
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Add world peace to that list as well.
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That seems way more likely than Hurd ever being viable for a broad use-case. 
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You’ve forgotten Half-Life 3.
/s
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Valve can’t count to 3 :3
Half life 3 confirmed 
Due 2048 
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you can create the color schemes yourself. If the tabs are too small, write a CSS file. I made one to make the link list that I have horizontally bigger.
create a custom.css and write this in it:
.tab {
font-family: ‘Arial’ !important;
font-size: 11pt !important;
}
.bookmark-bar {
font-family: ‘Arial’ !important;
font-size: 11pt !important;
}
.tabbrowser-tabs{
font-family: ‘Arial’ !important;
font-size: 11px !important;
}
Done. In vivaldi, use vivaldi://exteriments to allow the CS modification and then say in the settings where this file is located.
Done
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Certainly looks interesting, if same-y to Chromium/Brave.
I hate the crypto-gimmick of Brave. And as for any needed privacy, Vivaldi seems quite capable and customizable…
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I don’t see anything there that has a material impact on privacy other than tracker blocking but that is a pretty small thing in the grand scheme of privacy.
To be clear, I am not implying that you need more privacy, that is up to the individual. I am just pointing out that if you are trusting those settings to protect your privacy, that probably isn’t the case.