6 ms·
A bigger problem with Chrome is that it doesn't support multiple rows of tabs. The usual reasoning is "close some tabs!" For someone who uses a monitor in portr
by surement 9y ago
A bigger problem with Chrome is that it doesn't support multiple rows of tabs. The usual reasoning is "close some tabs!" For someone who uses a monitor in portrait mode, this is painfully ridiculous.
- sleepychu 9y agoConform to widescreen! I'm sympathetic, I use my two secondary 1080ps in portrait. I think I used to use a vim plugin on Chrome that had a sublime-ctrl+p-like feature to just search through my open tabs for the one I wanted.
- surement 9y agoVimium! I use it too, very useful. The command is shift+t to search through open tabs.
- mistermann 9y agoI'd kill for something that could search across Firefox and Chrome tabs - sometimes I know I have something open, but not sure which browser app. I did have an addin like this for FF, but with the performance issues FF already has, it wasn't realistic to run it.
- nol13 9y agona the usual reasoning is "use vertical tab bar and tab groups and dont put your monitor n portrait mode"