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I take it you haven't seen Chrome's pinned tabs? They look precisely like that. The mockup looks like a Mozilla branded Chrome to be honest. Which is a good th

I take it you haven't seen Chrome's pinned tabs? They look precisely like that. The mockup looks like a Mozilla branded Chrome to be honest. Which is a good thing.

nuclear_eclipse 17y ago
How do pinned tabs work in Chrome? ie, how do I access that functionality, and how does it function?
- mhansen 17y ago
  Right click on a tab, and select "Pin tab". It collapses the tab to just a favicon, and persists it across sessions.
  - dmnd 17y ago
    What version of Chrome are you using? I don't have this option in 3.0.195.38, which I assumed was the latest.
    - nuclear_eclipse 17y ago
      I apparently have the feature on my Linux machine, but not on my Windows install, and both are reportedly up to date...
    - mhansen 17y ago
      I'm on the dev builds: version 4.0.266.0. Linux is also on the dev builds