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> When I have about a dozen tabs opened on Chrome, all I can see is a tiny favicon. Which is precisely when tree-style horizontal tabs are better. Because yo
by keypusher 9y ago
> When I have about a dozen tabs opened on Chrome, all I can see is a tiny favicon.
Which is precisely when tree-style horizontal tabs are better. Because you can see the entire title of each window, their nesting, and easily scroll through the list.
- wyuenho 9y agoWhy exactly would I want to have a side bar that has rows mirroring the exact same columns on the tab bar? To band-aid this problem, all Chrome has to do is implement tab preview on mouse hover like Opera has done years ago and now Firefox.
- aldanor 9y agoHovering over half a hundred tabs just to be able to find their name is not fun. Also, the 'column' tabs should be hidden, so there's no mirroring.