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I've been trying out the side tabs for a week now and cannot get used to it. So many sites I use have left hand menus, e.g. JIRA, AWS, that is seems like cognit
by patwolf 6y ago
I've been trying out the side tabs for a week now and cannot get used to it. So many sites I use have left hand menus, e.g. JIRA, AWS, that is seems like cognitive overload to see both menus butted up against each other.
With top tabs there's at least the URL bar to provide some spatial separation between the two.
- toyg 6y agoJust push it to the right then...? If it's doable, that is. That's where I keep my system taskbar.
- onychomys 6y agoYeah, I do mine on the right, and keep the browser on my right-hand monitor, so the list of tabs is way at one side of my view. It's worked really well for me.
- WorldMaker 6y agoYeah, in Firefox I've been really happy with Tree-Style Tabs on the right hand side.
- IlliOnato 6y agoExactly what I am doing. Tabs on the right on the right-hand monitor on Mac (which has window controls on the left). They never get in the way, basically I only see them when I am going to use them.
- darkteflon 6y agoSame here, using Tree-Style Tabs on Firefox. I’m on a Mac and would like to use Safari but it has no support for tabs down the side - impossible to go back.