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I believe all veterans ( assuming you are one since DOD is paying) should have full coverage of all services anywhere they want to go. It would be #%¥|€£4&:&€{{€. cheaper!!!

I think all of the population having access to a decent healthcare system is cheaper. The US is actually spending more per citizen than most european countries, where healthcare is mostly free for everyone. My mother fought against multiple cancers for 7 years with radio, chemo, and 5 surgeries, and I don't even know the cost of anything. I don't care how high are my taxes if healthcare is a right for everyone.

In case he isn't answering more questions, some of the features I use:

• Tab stacking, something Opera (12<) had a long time ago. Don't like completely how Vivaldi does it, but at least has the feature.

• Session management, there are good extensions for that but it's better to have it built-in (still has room to improve :P).

• Web panels, ie. loading a website at a fixed panel, I use it for Whatsapp and Telegram web for example, or the mobile version of Wikipedia. Pretty useful for things you always want at hand. I think you can do something similar in Firefox with "All-in-one Sidebar" extension.

• A "complete" settings panel: Chrome hides almost everything, even changing the download path is considered an "advanced" setting, and has little organization for them. Vivaldi has a ton of settings organized in pretty clear sections, like appearance, tabs, panel, etc...

• Mouse gestures, the first thing I always disabled in Opera :P I never got used to that, but some people love the feature.

Will it be possible for users to host their own sync server, like Firefox?

Do you plan to opensource Vivaldi in the near future?

So you like both David Tennant, Stoya and videogames. I think I'm in love. With you and Stoya, not David Tennant. Tennant is more like a bromance.