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I gotta be honest, the only reason I use FF is because of tab tree extensions. I usually defend it for that reason + some privacy benefits but I do all my profe
by dmix 2y ago
I gotta be honest, the only reason I use FF is because of tab tree extensions. I usually defend it for that reason + some privacy benefits but I do all my professional work in Chrome because it's way more popular and I grew up on it's dev console. If Chrome supports tab trees I'd probably move over so I can do less context switching.
- xtracto 2y agoI started using Edge (in linux! My main desktop OS) due to its vertical tabs feature, which include grouping and side-by-side tab view. I know a lot of people consider it a sin, but I love it, it works great in Linux.
- cholantesh 2y agoSplit tabs also exist in Vivaldi. I do think it would be nice for Mozilla to invest seriously in features like this, but Sidebery, Tridactyl, and especially UBO are frankly sufficient reason for me to stick with Firefox.
- wenc 2y agoFF is more than that. It has multi account containers, which lets you work with isolated browser sessions — super useful when you have to login to multiple accounts. I switched form Chrome to Firefox some time back and have no regrets. I was ready to be the outlier but to my surprise FF is well supported in the BigCorp tech company that I work for. (Native internal addons are still being developed) Chrome is not bad but it is not better than FF for the things I’m doing. I think we also live in a world that is different from the world of IE6 which had a lot of vendor specific stuff. The web today—though not perfectly vendor agnostic—is much more so than before.