The Vivaldi Browser, which is built on the open-source Chromium engine used by Chrome and many other browsers, has added support for web extensions on its Android version with the release of version 8.2 in September 2026. This update allows Android users to install and use extensions from the Chrome Web Store, giving them more tools to customize their browsing experience on mobile devices. Vivaldi is known for offering a range of advanced features and high levels of customization, setting it apart from other browsers. Unlike Firefox, which has incorporated artificial intelligence (AI) features and faced some criticism over it, Vivaldi has chosen not to include AI tools in its browser. The Android version of Vivaldi already includes features such as an advanced tab management system, a built-in ad and tracker blocker, and a strong focus on user privacy. The addition of web extension support now gives users even more options to enhance their browsing experience with tools for productivity, navigation, shopping, and entertainment. Several extensions are now available for Vivaldi, including Keepa, which helps track Amazon product prices, and Save Image as Type, which allows users to download images in JPG or PNG formats. Other useful extensions include DoubleClicker, which opens links in new tabs, and Alert on GenAI sites, which helps identify content generated by AI. There are also tools like Click to Remove Element, which lets users eliminate intrusive elements on web pages, and Auto Scroll, which automatically scrolls through long articles. Vivaldi is available on multiple platforms, including Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and iOS, making it a versatile choice for users across different devices. With the new extension support, Android users can now enjoy a more personalized and efficient browsing experience, similar to what is available on desktop versions of the browser.