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Antonio Vivaldi

The Italian Baroque composer of The Four Seasons.

First in use: c. 1678
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Vivaldi (browser)

A customizable web browser made by former Opera developers.

First in use: c. 2016

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The Four Seasons composer became a browser for power users.

Which meaning of Vivaldi is the original, and which one is the duplicate riding on its name? Antonio Vivaldi came first (c. 1678). Vivaldi (browser) arrived in 2016. The data below shows which one owns the word now.

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