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IMO one of the main problems is that opening a new tab is much faster than finding an existing one.
by handrous 5y ago
IMO one of the main problems is that opening a new tab is much faster than finding an existing one.
- cycomanic 5y agoOne of the best extensions is the tree-style-tabs extensions. It puts your tabs on the left/right of your window organised in a tree, makes finding tabs much faster than having tabs at the top (and with modern wide-screen monitors also optimises screen real-estate)
- dredmorbius 5y agoFirefox Desktop at least lets you know if you've aready got a given URL open. Chrome does not. (My "Close tabs" post-it on my desk lamp is dated April 15. 2017.)
- redfern314 5y agoChrome actually does have that feature, but maybe it differs a bit from how Firefox implements it. It gives you a "switch to this tab" option in the omnibox if your input matches the title or URL of an open tab.
- dredmorbius 5y agoIt certainly doesn't do that on Mobile. I abandoned Chrome/desktop years ago.