3 ms·
Firefox with tree style tabs is on another level. Firefox also supports lazy loading tabs when restarted, so only pinned tabs and tabs you view consume resource
by abtinf 7y ago
Firefox with tree style tabs is on another level. Firefox also supports lazy loading tabs when restarted, so only pinned tabs and tabs you view consume resources.
I have nearly 1000 tabs open in Firefox and navigate them extremely efficiently. Does chrome do that?
- pkamb 7y agoI don't really want/need to use a new horizontal tab paradigm that supports thousands of tabs. I just want a really good implementation of the standard top-of-the-window tab bar.
- abtinf 7y ago*Vertical I was lured in initially by the novelty. But it has become an amazing tool for organizing myself. When I browse HN, I shift-click on everything interesting, and it automatically gets organized into a nice collapsible tree. When I am working on a project, I move search results, project pages, and relevant info to a single tree. I leave other things open indefinitely, which effectively replaces bookmarks.
- EricE 6y agoWow - I love to browse the web like that, and that functionality sounds amazing. I’ll have to try it out - thanks!