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Honestly you are the first person I’ve ever heard that prefers chromes tab system. Check out tree style tabs it’ll change your life. I hate chrome now solely du

by jzoch 3y ago

Honestly you are the first person I’ve ever heard that prefers chromes tab system. Check out tree style tabs it’ll change your life. I hate chrome now solely due to it

paranoidxprod 3y ago
I recently started using Sidebery over TST and found it much more customizable for how I use tabs. It's worth taking a look at if you haven't already.
- beltsazar 3y ago
  Is there any kind of migration process from TST if I move to Sidebery? I don't want to lose my current tree structures in TST.
- SomeHacker44 3y ago
  I installed it to see. I don't want something on the "side" - I want the tab organization to be on the top where the tabs ordinarily live anyway. That's what the Chrome tab groups does well. I can just visually see which tabs are grouped together, and collapse all of them.
unaindz 3y ago
This! But also check out sidebery, in my opinion is much better in every way to tree style
- deafpolygon 3y ago
  Except in style.. it's on the ugly side.
clumsysmurf 3y ago
I haven't used chrome tab system, but Safari's tab groups are nice. Point being, most other browser, including esoteric ones like Vivaldi, have a way to organize tabs beyond simple order and moving them to other windows. If you are in a corporate environment, it is unlikely a user can install extensions like sideberry.
pcthrowaway 3y ago
Tab groups in Chrome are a relatively new feature (and might still be behind an experimental feature flag, or at least the ability to save tab groups might be). They're a game changer; so much better than using a third party extension IMO.
- FirmwareBurner 3y ago
  >Tab groups in Chrome are a relatively new feature I'm gonna die on this hill but I'd like to add that Opera had tab groups natively without extensions since 2010 [1]. Damn I feel old now. Also, UX of tab groups in old-Opera was way nicer than current-Chrome since you could just drag and drop tabs on top of another and it would automatically create groups. [1] https://www.computerworld.com/article/2512081/opera-11-ships--adds-stacked-tabs-and-extensions.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/2512081/opera-11-ships...
- nvm0n1 3y ago
  Tab groups are old. Maybe saving them not?

by jzoch 3y ago

Honestly you are the first person I’ve ever heard that prefers chromes tab system. Check out tree style tabs it’ll change your life. I hate chrome now solely due to it

paranoidxprod 3y ago

I recently started using Sidebery over TST and found it much more customizable for how I use tabs. It's worth taking a look at if you haven't already.

beltsazar 3y ago
Is there any kind of migration process from TST if I move to Sidebery? I don't want to lose my current tree structures in TST.
SomeHacker44 3y ago
I installed it to see. I don't want something on the "side" - I want the tab organization to be on the top where the tabs ordinarily live anyway. That's what the Chrome tab groups does well. I can just visually see which tabs are grouped together, and collapse all of them.

unaindz 3y ago

This! But also check out sidebery, in my opinion is much better in every way to tree style

deafpolygon 3y ago
Except in style.. it's on the ugly side.

clumsysmurf 3y ago

I haven't used chrome tab system, but Safari's tab groups are nice. Point being, most other browser, including esoteric ones like Vivaldi, have a way to organize tabs beyond simple order and moving them to other windows. If you are in a corporate environment, it is unlikely a user can install extensions like sideberry.

pcthrowaway 3y ago

Tab groups in Chrome are a relatively new feature (and might still be behind an experimental feature flag, or at least the ability to save tab groups might be). They're a game changer; so much better than using a third party extension IMO.

FirmwareBurner 3y ago
>Tab groups in Chrome are a relatively new feature I'm gonna die on this hill but I'd like to add that Opera had tab groups natively without extensions since 2010 [1]. Damn I feel old now. Also, UX of tab groups in old-Opera was way nicer than current-Chrome since you could just drag and drop tabs on top of another and it would automatically create groups. [1] https://www.computerworld.com/article/2512081/opera-11-ships--adds-stacked-tabs-and-extensions.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/2512081/opera-11-ships...
nvm0n1 3y ago
Tab groups are old. Maybe saving them not?