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Both Chrome and now Safari have some attempt at useful tab management via tab groups. I feel like Mozilla is just bike shedding now when they could be making hi
by clumsysmurf 5y ago
Both Chrome and now Safari have some attempt at useful tab management via tab groups. I feel like Mozilla is just bike shedding now when they could be making high value improvements in tab and bookmark management.
- lostmsu 5y agoIs there an article describing the feature for Chrome (or Edge, or Brave)?
- wlesieutre 5y agoFirefox used to have tab groups but they removed it: https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/discontinuation-of-tab-groups-panorama/5145 https://discourse.mozilla.org/t/discontinuation-of-tab-group... Maybe now that other browsers are shipping this they'll bring it back. But does improved tab management "embrace the now moment"?
- mnadkvlb 5y agoThe current mozilla ceo is doing whatever they get paid to do by the advertising investors. They are driving firefox slowly to the ground. Firing developers, nerfing the UI, removing feature which had be stable for years. You name it, every single change is to drive this browser to the ground. Mark my word, we wont have a firefox we love in 5-10 years max. Makes me so sad :(‘
- kyleee 5y agoAnd increasing their own pay substantially while their browser market share vanishes
- morsch 5y agoFirefox Android has an innovative tab whack a mole game, where they keep opening a new tab for everything, and every couple of hours you have to individually close old tabs you don't want anymore. Try to avoid hitting the ones you want to keep! It's lots of fun.