There is already a launch of Vivaldi 2.5, the new version of the web browser from Vivaldi Technologies. It is the first desktop web browser to fully integrate with Razer Chroma, the premier lighting ecosystem designed for gaming devices. Vivaldi was already known to those looking for an attractive look for their web browser, but now with this new version, the design is taken to another level on Chroma-enabled devices.
With this integration of Razer Chroma, Vivaldi users will be able to enjoy a truly immersive browsing experience on their computers, making the users lighting effects synchronize directly with the colors of the websites they are visiting. This is especially attractive for gamers, since for other users who do not have this type of equipment or do not want such effects, Vivaldi will contribute little compared to other web browsers ...
The Vivaldi browser is available for various platforms, such as GNU / Linux, macOS, and Windows distributions. It is completely free and will be updated by OTA updates direct to always have the latest version available. Unfortunately, the Chroma integration is only compatible with Windows at the moment, although I'm sure it will arrive for Linux soon as well. So you just have to wait a bit to get it.
You already know that there are drivers for Razer, and among them for Chroma for Linux. In addition, there is a project known as OpenRazer with open drivers ...
But for those who want to use Vivaldi 2.5 on GNU / Linux, let them know that they can download it from the official website of the project. Once downloaded and installed, you will be able to enjoy all its functionalities. And if you are looking to enable that integration with Razer Chroma (when available), you can go to the Settings section of the browser, then access the Themes section and there you will have a box to Enable Chroma.