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Interesting that nobody mentioned not using tabs at all. I adapted the chrome.css of my firefox to hide tabs altogether, so I can get more screen real state. Th
by dangom 6y ago
Interesting that nobody mentioned not using tabs at all. I adapted the chrome.css of my firefox to hide tabs altogether, so I can get more screen real state.
That paired with Vimium allows me to hit T to get a list of all open tabs, which I can then incrementally search. If I want to open a link from history, I hit O instead.
- pkulak 6y agoI've done that as well and it's great. Well, if I really need tabs, I use the tabbing that's built into my window manager (Sway). But it makes me really consider if I need it, and then it's easy to pop the "tabs" out, move them to different work spaces, etc. It's such a darn-clean look too. https://i.imgur.com/UvJbEMG.png https://i.imgur.com/UvJbEMG.png
- mmphosis 6y ago#TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse; }
- bbbobbb 6y agoHow do you deal with websites that hijack your vimium shortcuts (gmail.. or event where it does not work - new tab blank page..)
- dangom 6y agoYou can deactivate it for sites where it interferes with your workflow. I've become used to switching tabs when it doesn't work, or hitting Cmd+L and searching from the address bar. To be precise, I use a combination of Ctrl+tab, Cmd+L, T and O, in that order of frequency. I don't mind repeated tabs, so sometimes I'll just do a web search for whatever item I wanted again.