Vivaldi

The Eveses panel in Vivaldi

Vivaldi installs extensions from the Chrome Web Store, so the Eveses panel works there unchanged.

Residential proxy traffic starts at $7.35 per GB; numbers, captcha solves and inboxes use the same balance.

Workspaces are not containers

Vivaldi's workspaces and tab stacks organise tabs, but they share one cookie store and one proxy setting. So the panel's proxy applies to every workspace at once. If you need a different country per group of tabs, that is a Firefox container feature.

Vivaldi profiles are different from workspaces: each profile has its own extensions and proxy setting, so a second profile can use a second country.

Installing, once the listing is live

Open the Eveses listing on the Chrome Web Store in Vivaldi and choose Add to Chrome; Vivaldi installs it.
Pin the panel from the extensions button in the address bar.
Pair it with your Eveses account using the code from your cabinet.

WebRTC in Vivaldi

Vivaldi has its own WebRTC setting under Privacy (whether to broadcast your IP for WebRTC). Leave it off, or use the panel's WebRTC switch: with a proxy on and WebRTC broadcasting, a page can still read your real address and see the wrong country.

What it does not do

Routing is browser-wide; workspaces do not get separate countries.
No isolated containers for bought accounts; that needs Firefox.

Questions

Does Vivaldi's ad blocker interfere?›

No. It blocks trackers on pages; the panel talks only to Eveses.

Can I pin the panel to Vivaldi's side panel?›

It opens from the extensions toolbar like any Chrome extension.

Same build as Chrome?›

Yes.

One panel for the whole sign-up

Numbers, a proxy, captcha solving and inboxes, paid from one balance.