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I also use Firefox because it allows more customization. For example, every major browser nowadays not only supports tabbed browsing but enforces it. I think

by mo_42 3y ago

I also use Firefox because it allows more customization. For example, every major browser nowadays not only supports tabbed browsing but enforces it. I think tabbed browsing is misdevelopment of UX because I need to handle window management on the OS and browser level. I'm using the tabbing feature in sway/i3 so every application has tabs not only browsers and they all act in the same way. I know that not many people think this way. But that's the whole point. We should be able to tailor software to our needs.

thworp 3y ago
I used to do this, but ever since I was forced to boot into windows at work I went back to treestyle tabs everywhere (context-switching became too much). I also never bothered to set up scripts/keybinds for easier managment of deeply nested containers in i3 so moving windows from one tree to another became a keyboard-attack scenario. I have to admit that this one of the things that is nicer to do with a pointing device.