Vivaldi Technologies (the developer of the Vivaldi browser) and Polestar (a subsidiary of Volvo that creates Polestar electric vehicles) announced the release of the first full version of the Vivaldi browser for the Android Automotive OS platform. The browser is available for installation in onboard infotainment systems and will be provided by default in premium electric vehicles Polestar 2.
The Vivaldi edition for automotive infotainment systems includes all standard features available in Vivaldi for Android, such as tracker and ad blocking, a built-in translator, and a data synchronization function between various devices.
For safety reasons, some changes have been made to the browser. In particular, the ability to view web pages will only be available while parked, and if the driver starts moving while watching a video, all video streams will automatically switch to audio mode. Additionally, for safety, the file download feature is disabled in the Vivaldi browser for the Polestar 2.
Source: opennet.ru
