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That’s why people like single tab browsers. Then you leverage a tiling manager like i3 or sway to manage the windows
by qudat 3y ago
That’s why people like single tab browsers. Then you leverage a tiling manager like i3 or sway to manage the windows
- echelon 3y agoThis! Everything in the OS should follow that workflow. Even better if every text entry can be made modal like vim.
- eviks 3y ago> every text entry can be made modal like vim. That's such a wasted design opportunity - give the users freedom in using a proper text editing tool instead of whatever awfulness the OS designers got stuck in decade(s) ago
- dangond 3y agoWhat are some examples? I finally got around to using a tiling window manager this week and have been loving it, but would love a browser without a status bar to go with it
- qudat 3y agoThe main one that comes to mind is https://surf.suckless.org/ https://surf.suckless.org/ But there are many other minimal UI browsers as well as Firefox that support no tabs. I’ve been using qutebrowser which doesn’t have much of a UI since it is vim based
- mo_42 3y agoI like tab-less browsers. Leaving tab/window management to the OS means I don’t have to learn browser-specific commands on top of the OS's ones. I'm using Firefox with a custom userChrome.css: #TabsToolbar { visibility: collapse !important; } Works quite ok but I cannot disable opening tabs completely in Firefox.
- gukov 3y agoThere is a Chrome extension that allows you to limit the number of tabs per window. Tab Limiter I think (on my phone atm).