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In osx I had to do: cd /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS mv "Google Chrome" "Google Chrome Binary" echo '#!/bin/bash exec "${
by cbr 15y ago
In osx I had to do:
cd /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS
mv "Google Chrome" "Google Chrome Binary"
echo '#!/bin/bash
exec "${0%/*}/Google Chrome Binary" -enable-vertical-tabs "$@"' > "Google Chrome"
chmod ugo+x "Google Chrome"
This let me start chrome with the "-enable-vertical-tabs" command line switch. Once it was started I needed to right click a tab and choose "Use Side Tabs".
- jannes 15y agoWouldn't this break after an update?
- andfarm 15y agoProbably worth noting that the vertical tab UI you end up with looks pretty weird (on Mac OS, at least), as it's literally just moving the existing tabs over to the side without changing the graphics at all.
- olifante 15y agoto try it out without making it permanent, just open a Terminal window and enter something like this: /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome -enable-vertical-tabs