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Tabs on the side are a hugely important part of my workflow. I don't know how top-tabs people get through their days! Some browsers have side-tabs built in, bu
by quesera 3y ago
Tabs on the side are a hugely important part of my workflow. I don't know how top-tabs people get through their days!
Some browsers have side-tabs built in, but their implementation and/or UI is poor.
Other browsers can't do side-tabs at all, even with extensions.
Firefox is the only browser that allows extensions to do tabs on the side properly.
And I've tried all of the extensions. Sidebery is the best presently, and the best so far.
- apocalyptic0n3 3y ago> I don't know how top-tabs people get through their days! In my case, I feel the opposite. Having the tabs on the side interrupts the browsing experience and annoys me. I personally do two things that probably makes it easier to live with horizontal tabs: 1. I habitually close tabs. If I'm at 10+, I'll quickly scan them and throw any that I might need later into the bookmark bar (if they aren't in a folder, it triggers me to check them again soon-ish). Then I just purge all tabs because having more than 10 is just a cluttered mess. This is also true in JetBrains, iTerm, Sublime, Finder, etc. 2. I don't fullscreen my browser. It usually only uses about 80% of my screen width, sometimes less. That provides much less incentive to use side tabs