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It sounds like Flout has features beyond the tab bar, but your comment makes me wonder if a tab bar layout could be implemented on the OS level.
by divbzero 3y ago
It sounds like Flout has features beyond the tab bar, but your comment makes me wonder if a tab bar layout could be implemented on the OS level.
- pmontra 3y agoGnome has an extension for that. I've been using it instead of the default dock. I made the top bar and the dock disappear. Windows has that by default. On both systems Alt Tab to cycle through windows.
- wanderingmind 3y agoIf you use Linux there are many window managers to try. I personally use i3 which can be tabbed or stacked layout based on your preference
- carlosjobim 3y agoRemember Windows 95? It had a tab bar at the bottom... Or at the top if you moved it there.
- utopiah 3y agoMaybe I'm missing sth but I don't see the novelty. I'm using Firefox on KDE and I can group tabs within a Firefox window (so within Firefox tab bar multiple ones and in KDE 1 item) but I can also split tabs in different windows (multiple Firefox tab bars, multiple items in KDE). I even could script the behavior via Vimperator or KWin Scripts. So... I don't see what's new here.