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You can change the tabs and address bar positions (independently) in the Samsung Internet settings. You can also choose to display them always, on scroll, or ne
by hadrien01 3y ago
You can change the tabs and address bar positions (independently) in the Samsung Internet settings. You can also choose to display them always, on scroll, or never (for the tabs).
- MaxMatti 3y agoSame for Firefox on Android
- MikusR 3y agoFirefox on Android has no tabs.
- zrobotics 3y agoUmm, what? No, this is absolutely not accurate. They're laid out differently than desktop, but at least on android Firefox does have tabs. Not sure on iOS, but that's basically reskinned safari anyway.
- cbsks 3y agoFirefox on iOS also has tabs
- MikusR 3y agoI am writing this from Firefox on android. Neither phone nor tablet version has tabs. It has list of open websites ordered in a scrolling window as squares (and for sync reasons call them tabs), but no tabbar and no actual tabs. Chrome and Samsung internet has actual tabbar and tabs.
- godelski 3y agoAre you using firefox focus? Because otherwise idk what to tell you. You can even see it in the images on this engadget post. In both images that they show... https://www.engadget.com/firefox-for-android-update-080007893.html https://www.engadget.com/firefox-for-android-update-08000789...
- MikusR 3y agoCan you poit to the picture where Firefox has tabbar?
- dralley 3y agoFirefox on Android absolutely has tabs.