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Do you care about vertical tabs? (if not, you must not have many tabs open at once) If so, your choices are: Opera, Edge or Firefox with one of two extensions (
by wintermutestwin 4y ago
Do you care about vertical tabs? (if not, you must not have many tabs open at once) If so, your choices are: Opera, Edge or Firefox with one of two extensions (I use Sidebery).
- stevenhubertron 4y agoOr Vivaldi natively.
- gnicholas 4y agoBrave is adding vertical tabs. It's currently available via flag on Nightly and Dev. Hope they add nested tabs also!
- wintermutestwin 4y agoThanks for that info! I think nested tab are lame as it wastes some of the tab title length. I use a browser window for each high level topic, which mimics the advantages of high level nests.
- gnicholas 4y agoThis is a fair point. In recent years (before Brave supported tabs, but after I left Firefox), I had to use a single window because the TST-style tab manager sat beside it in a separate window. This was annoying enough even with a single browser window, and it was unmanageable with multiple windows. But now that I'm using native tabs, it is much easier for me to use multiple windows because the tabs are attached. Thanks for pointing this out!
- wintermutestwin 4y agoJust to add another suggestion to the multiple windows approach: the Titler extension allows you to name each window so that the title shows up before the current tab name of that window. Unfortunately, Sidebery doesn't pick it up, which makes moving tabs between windows a bit of a pain...
- CRConrad 4y agoIMO Firefox's open tabs menu is a pretty good stand-in for vertical tabs.
- int_19h 4y agoVivaldi also has vertical tabs out of the box, with single-level grouping - very similar to Edge.