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My guess: Text is of rare utility these days. Say right now I have: Discord -- Title irrelevant Kontact -- Title irrelevant Firefox -- Title irrelevant, ther

My guess: Text is of rare utility these days. Say right now I have: Discord -- Title irrelevant Kontact -- Title irrelevant Firefox -- Title irrelevant, there's a million tabs VS Code -- Title irrelevant, mostly. Remmina -- Title relevant for once, multiple of those. Terminals -- Title rarely relevant, I just tend to have one per display. A lot of normal usage moved online, which means it's one of the hundred tabs people end up with. For a lot of people, working with documents is rare, and working with multiple in separate windows is very rare. Things that deal with many files like IDEs do so internally.

the_third_wave 3y ago
> Firefox -- Title irrelevant, there's a million tabs Far from irrelevant, the title is how you keep apart all those tabs. Of course this more or less implies you use some vertical organisation feature - whether that be the built-in tab list, an extension like Grasshopper to present them as a vertical menu or something in the line of Tree Style Tabs using the sidebar - to be able to actually read the title. I have Grasshopper under the F1 key which makes tab switching painless: hit F1 and start typing part of the title and the selection is limited to whatever matches the typed text. If there is only one hit just hit enter, otherwise use the cursor keys to move to the required tab ad hit enter. No mouse needed but it can be used if so desired. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/grasshopper-urls https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/grasshopper-u...