Rocky 9.x Vivaldi Browser

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Rocky 9.x Vivaldi Browser

Look at Vivaldi browser for:

• Default blocking of Ads and tracker
• There are profiles same as firefox
• There are workspaces and different ways to organize tabs (Group tabs)
• We can also show two table side by side (Split window)
• No need of master password. Passwords are encrypted via OS login.
• All chrome extensions work on it

Import Custom CA into Vivaldi's NSS Database (User-Specific)

If system-level import is not sufficient, you can import the CA certificate into the NSS database used by Vivaldi (similar to Firefox's certificate store) via:

1. (Ubuntu) Install the libnss3-tools package if not already installed:

   sudo apt install libnss3-tools

2. Find Vivaldi's NSS database, usually under your user's profile directory:

   ls $HOME/.pki/nssdb

3. Import the CA certificate using certutil:

   certutil -A -n "Custom CA Name" -t "TC,C,C" -i /path/to/your-custom-ca.crt -d sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb

   For example

   certutil -A -n "Org ROOT CA" -t "TC,C,C" -i /opt/<permanent-path-to-ca>.pem -d sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb

4. Restart Vivaldi for the changes to take effect.

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