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Tree Style Tabs? And then you can organise them somewhat into groups ? I use tree style tabs with some custom theming to make it take up only enough room on t
by LandR 6y ago
Tree Style Tabs?
And then you can organise them somewhat into groups ?
I use tree style tabs with some custom theming to make it take up only enough room on the left to show the site favicon. It then opens up when I mouse-over.
- quercusa 6y agoI find Tree Style Tab even more useful than the old Tab Mix Plus extension. Anything I open from HN will be a child of the HN tree, which can be opened or closed as a group.
- miohtama 6y agoTree Style Tabs is awesome extension and one of reasons to switch to Firefox.
- beagle3 6y agoI used TreeStyleTabs for a few years. But then, one day, I accidentally closed it -- and the browser was running so much faster I can't stand TST anymore.
- unicornporn 6y agoI don't find that it slows down FF. How long ago did you try TST?
- beagle3 6y agoI re-open it every month or so, and it didn't really change. I can't notice it when I have 10-100 tabs open. It's unbearable when I have 1000 (which happens more often than I would like to admit). It should be noted, though, that my web browsing machine is an early 2013 MacBook Pro with 8GB of RAM; It's possible I wouldn't have noticed on a faster machine.
- hombre_fatal 6y agoWell, your browser without TST is going to handle 1000 no better, so it's not really about TST. For example, there are many solutions to auto-suspend old tabs so they unload from memory.
- beagle3 6y agoOn the same hardware, the same browser with TST disabled (and no auto-suspend) easily handles 1,000 open tabs - slightly slower than it handles 100, but barely noticeable. With TST it is unbearably slow.