The shield icon in the top left corner shows the protection details of the current page, you may use it to turn off the blocker, or adjust the settings. Tap the + button to open a new tab, or the x to close the current tab. The pull gesture also displays two icons: + and x. Vivaldi supports pull to refresh, you may want to use that to quickly reload pages. This is likely why the address bar is at the top of the screen, I suppose that's a decent trade-off. Speaking of which, try swiping on the toolbar, this allows you to switch between tabs quickly. You can switch between the four sections by swiping to the sides. The trash can icon allows you to access your browsing history. The tab switcher lists all your tabs, recently synced tabs, and lets you enable private browsing mode. That said, the toolbar at the bottom of the iOS app provides access to the bookmarks, back and forward navigation buttons, search button (which triggers the URL bar), and a tab switcher. Most modern browsers have the URL bar at the bottom because it is easier to reach.
The address bar stays at the top of the page in both styles. There are two tab styles to choose from in Vivaldi: a minimal experience without a tab bar, or a Desktop Tab experience. The new tab page has the usual "sponsored shortcuts", but you can remove them easily, and replace them with speed dials for your favorite websites.
Vivaldi's iOS app is fairly similar to the Android version, but for those of you who have never used it, let us a take a look at what you can do with it.
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