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Vivaldi allows placing the tab bar vertically[1], I've used this since Opera times (an Opera founder departed the company after its Chinese takeover, and starte
by bellyfullofbac 5y ago
Vivaldi allows placing the tab bar vertically[1], I've used this since Opera times (an Opera founder departed the company after its Chinese takeover, and started Vivaldi), I currently have around 120 tabs open in 5 windows (actually you can also scroll on the tab bar itself), yeah too damn many.
I suppose people without AppleScript can write a browser extension that iterates through all the tabs and report the count to a Grafana. It would also be interesting to also record ages of tabs (e.g. time since it was opened/time since it was last seen)...
[1] https://vivaldi.com/features/tab-management/ https://vivaldi.com/features/tab-management/
- sfg 5y agoTree Style Tabs in Firefox. Vertical with nesting.
- OJFord 5y agoAnother option is Sidebery, seemed to be the only maintained one when I last looked. It also supports 'panels' - 'tabs' to the sidebar that switch between sets of tabs. You can assign a panel to a FF container.
- m_t 5y agoThis looks like a good replacement of the old tab group Firefox used to have. The fact we can assign them a container is really promising, I'll give it a go!
- Vinnl 5y agoFor me it replaced both my tab groups extension and vertical tabs extension. It's a godsend, although a little bit buggy every now and then.
- cmehdy 5y agoI found this[0] minimal style (not by me) particularly useful, with auto-folding and a thin visual footprint. [0] https://github.com/ongots/firefox-sidebery-minimal-style https://github.com/ongots/firefox-sidebery-minimal-style (screenshots further down the page)
- unicornporn 5y agoThis. The Vivaldi implementation sucks because: not a tree.