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And on the flip side, Chrome - just had the biggest laugh when I got to this point: "Imagine being able to configure anything useful in chrome ever." Overall,
by sundvor 3y ago
And on the flip side, Chrome - just had the biggest laugh when I got to this point:
"Imagine being able to configure anything useful in chrome ever."
Overall, a very well written article - kudos to the author.
(I've made the switch to FF again myself after Edge just got too annoying with their constant nagging about Bing search and other features. And the prompt to restore tabs. Just STFU and stop it already.)
- moring 3y agoCould you explain this point to me? I just checked and out of those two, it was _Firefox_ that has tiny, barely visible, vanishing scroll bars and _Chrome_ that has thick, well-visible, persistent ones. (And no, I didn't configure that on either) The only thing that IMHO needs improvement in Chrome scroll bars is that the knob is light grey on lighter grey.
- alpaca128 3y agoOne useful thing you can enable in Chrome is tab bar scrolling. Without this setting the tab bar is broken by default, if you open too many tabs on it the bar will simply not show some of them because there's no room left, while all remaining ones are just a few pixels wide.
- diogenes4 3y agoThere's always tree-style tabs, eg https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-tab/ https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta...