About Vivaldi
Vivaldi is a browser from Vivaldi Technologies that sits in the communication category, aimed at people who want browsing and everyday online contact handled by a single, established tool. The current build is 8.2.4147.130, released 2026-10-01, and it arrives as a 334.6 MB package.
Build identity and publisher The application is distributed under the package name com.vivaldi.browser, which is the identifier your device uses to recognise an installed copy and to match updates. Development and maintenance come from Vivaldi Technologies, the named developer behind this release, so the build is tied to a single accountable studio rather than an anonymous publisher.
What the current version tells you Version 8.2.4147.130 is the newest release recorded in this listing, and it carries the date 2026-10-01. If you are comparing against an older install, that version string is the quickest way to tell which build you already have on hand before deciding whether to move to the current one.
Device and storage planning The build requires Android 2026 or newer, so devices running a more recent system should be fine while anything below the stated floor will not be supported. Plan for the 334.6 MB file as well, since that is the size you need free before installation can complete, in addition to whatever room the app uses afterwards.
Category, rating and file details As a communication entry, the app is grouped with tools centred on interaction rather than media or productivity. Two details remain unspecified here: the content rating is unknown and the file type is unknown, so anyone needing those specifics should look for them elsewhere before installing.
APK Information
- Version
- 8.2.4147.130
- Size
- 334.6 MB
- Android
- 2026+
- File type
- APK
- Updated
- Oct 1, 2026
- Package
- com.vivaldi.browser
- Developer
- Vivaldi Technologies
Features
Communication Browser
Vivaldi Technologies
Package Identity
Frequently Asked Questions
Which version does this listing currently cover?
This listing shows version 8.2.4147.130, dated 2026-10-01, as the most recent release. It is the only version identified in the details provided here, so there is no earlier build listed for comparison. If you already have the app installed, check the version shown in its information screen to see whether it matches this build or is an older one awaiting an update.
Which devices can run this build?
The stated system floor for this build is given once on this page and applies to every install of it. Devices running a system version at or above that requirement are supported, while anything older cannot run the package. Devices shipping with a newer system should be compatible, though the listing does not break down support by individual model, manufacturer, or screen size, so device-level availability can still vary.
How much storage should I have free before installing?
The package itself is 334.6 MB, so you need at least that much space available for the download and the initial install. Leave additional room beyond the file for the app's own data once it is set up and running. On devices with limited internal storage, freeing up space first avoids a failed installation, since apps of this size can exceed what a nearly full device can accommodate.
What is the package name of the app?
The package name is com.vivaldi.browser. This identifier is what the system uses to recognise the app, keep it distinct from other browsers, and apply future updates to the correct installation. It is also useful when you are verifying that the file you have matches this particular application, since the visible name can be displayed differently from the underlying package string.
What content rating and file type are listed?
Both are recorded as unknown in this listing. The content rating has not been supplied, so no age guidance is available from these details, and the file type is likewise unspecified. Anyone who relies on a content rating to decide about installing the app, or who needs to know the exact file format before use, should confirm those points from another source rather than assuming them.
