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> The most logical tab position is on the left or right, on desktop, because most of the space on a wide screen display is on the horrizontal axis, and you want
by BeefWellington 5y ago
> The most logical tab position is on the left or right, on desktop, because most of the space on a wide screen display is on the horrizontal axis, and you want to reserve as much vertical space as possible for scrolling websites (which happens vertically, and pretty much cannot be changed at this point, as it is baked into the web).
This assumes a landscape-oriented monitor.
I would suggest trying this out on a portait oriented monitor. Tabs on top make the most sense there.
Also, I would generally suggest trying out a portrait oriented monitor. It's quite useful for coding, reading, etc.
- nsonha 5y ago> portrait oriented monitor. It's quite useful for coding, reading, etc. Tried, didn't work, chances are you need a browser or a terminal running test/grep or another code file/document side by side. There are very few intances when you only look at one file and whether you see 150 lines or 100 lines doesn't really matter much, when the file is longer than that anyway and a function is often shorter.