You can toggle a lot of what is displayed by default to hide certain components this is true for custom folders, mailing lists, Feeds, junk and trash buttons. to switch to a horizontally split layout instead of the default three-columns layout. All mails of the selected folder are listed at the top and the selected mail is displayed at the bottom of the interface.Â Options to change the default view modes are provided, e.g. The left sidebar, called the Mail panel, displays mail folders and accounts, and feeds. Vivaldi Mail uses a layout with three panes. The mail component supports multiple email accounts that you can all add to the client, similarly to how you can add multiple accounts to Microsoft Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird. The option to create a Vivaldi account and integrate it in Vivaldi Mail is also provided. Vivaldi Mail supports IMAP and POP3, and that means that you can integrate any email client in Vivaldi Mail provided that it supports one of the two standards. The new component combines a mail client, a feed reader and a calendar. to enable prefetch or add a sender name and signature. Adding an account is quite easy, all it takes most of the time is to enter the email address and in the second step the account password. Select Mail from the sidebar panel and click on the button to add your first account. Check the Calendar, Mail, Feeds experiment.Load vivaldi://experiments/ in the address bar of the browser.Here is how you enable Vivaldi Mail right now:

Users need to enable the mail component manually for the time being to start using it. Launched as a technical preview, it is integrated into the latest snapshot of the Vivaldi web browser. Today, Vivaldi Technologies announced that Vivaldi Mail is ready for public testing.

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