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> tree-style vertical tab panel, which AFAIK is unique to Firefox For the major browsers, yes. Some Chromium off-shoots have them though.
by kodablah 9y ago
> tree-style vertical tab panel, which AFAIK is unique to Firefox
For the major browsers, yes. Some Chromium off-shoots have them though.
- strogonoff 9y agoI stand corrected, also I should’ve added “on Macs”. I’ve been keeping an eye on Doogie[0], but its maintainer doesn’t have the resources to maintain another build. Curious if anyone can weigh in with similar alternatives available on macOS. [0] https://cretz.github.io/doogie/ https://cretz.github.io/doogie/
- kodablah 9y agoYou're talking to the maintainer :-) Yeah, I don't use Apple products so looking for someone to do the work. In the meantime, I am not too familiar with mac alternatives, but these days CEF, QtWebEngine, etc aren't that difficult to use if you want to roll your own (mine is just Qt + CEF).
- strogonoff 9y agoHey, that’s unexpected and awesome! I hope to be able to help with the build after I upgrade to latest OS version. Concepts on which Doogie is built sound very reasonable and I’m pretty sure they inspired my current setup. Native approach to bubbles vs. workspaces is better than shoehorning containers and tree-style tabs into that with a bunch of extensions in Firefox.