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I also had the same problem (can't believe Chrome apparently doesn't have any UI solution for this natively), but reading your comment made me wonder if Vimium
by nojonestownpls 5y ago
I also had the same problem (can't believe Chrome apparently doesn't have any UI solution for this natively), but reading your comment made me wonder if Vimium could be a solution to this. And yeah, pressing T and typing part of the title makes it much easier to select a tab when you have many. Only useful if you're already using Vimium or are ready to switch of course, but improves the usability of Brave a lot for me.
- soundnote 5y agoChromium has tab scrolling now, check flags.
- nojonestownpls 5y agoThanks. But that's a solution to a small - and to me less important - part of the problem. My main issue is a Fitts' law kind of thing where it's just unnecessarily difficult to click to choose a tab without a risk of closing it.
- soundnote 5y agoThe setting specifically allows for different degrees of shrinkage, including not at all.
- nojonestownpls 5y agoOh thanks! The pages I found from a search didn't mention this at all (probably because they were largely about how Microsoft Edge enables the scrolling by default, and the Chromium flag itself not being the main focus).