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>I'm not sure I follow. The popup shows you the tab you're hovering over. You wouldn't be hovering over the last tab because it's not in the visible area. That

>I'm not sure I follow. The popup shows you the tab you're hovering over. You wouldn't be hovering over the last tab because it's not in the visible area. That was my point. >But that's unrelated to the problem they fixed. Right now, when you open a large amount of tabs, it always shows favicons. What it used to do, when tabs got smaller than about 30 pixels, was this... I mean, I guess it is better, but I wouldn't consider that "fixed".

Dylan16807 7y ago
> That was my point. But I noted that problem in my first post. And you replied "Not really." to it.
- yoasif_ 7y ago
  The person you replied to said "with Firefox no matter how many tabs I have open, they all remain usable" -- you then said "Chrome fixed that a few months ago." I understood that to mean that all tabs would remain usable. Being able to see a sliver of a favicon when I may have another 200 tabs that I can't get to isn't really fixed in my book.
  - Dylan16807 7y ago
    "that" isn't referring to the line about firefox, because firefox was used as an example of doing it right. "that" referred to the first line: > I can't use Chrome once my tabs shrink down to this: ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| Chrome tabs don't shrink down to a row of lines anymore. The current behavior is still annoying but it fits a lot more tabs before breaking and it breaks much less severely.