I used a chromebook for a long time for travel while I was using a linux desktop at home. I've now switched to a macbook as the only device I use due to apple s

I used a chromebook for a long time for travel while I was using a linux desktop at home. I've now switched to a macbook as the only device I use due to apple silicon and the macbook being the only laptop I could order with a QWERTY keyboard in germany. Still there are many things I miss from the chromebook: - touchscreen - alt+tab - proper fullscreen mode - linux VM - no annoyances like apple music or "look this up" popping up randomly An entire category of things I miss are things that make tabbed browsing more pleasant. ChromeOS is the only OS that seems designed for that: - swipe to cycle through tabs - triple tap to open in a new tab - move pointer to the top to select other tabs, in effect giving you an infinitely tall tab bar, like MacOS has an infinitely tall menu bar[1] I hope there will be chromebooks with snapdragon x elite chips and Google will figure out distribution like Apple (order and choose keyboard layout online and pick up at a store). [1]: https://blog.codinghorror.com/fitts-law-and-infinite-width/ https://blog.codinghorror.com/fitts-law-and-infinite-width/