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I know this sounds crazy, but has any browser just tried implementing two (or more) horizontal rows of tabs? - the user can decide to put them up the top or on

I know this sounds crazy, but has any browser just tried implementing two (or more) horizontal rows of tabs? - the user can decide to put them up the top or on the second row based on their own prioritising. Or just zip them up. Not saying it’s a great idea but these kind of horizontal chrome groups never worked for me, and Arc tabs are too vertical for me.

agumonkey 1y ago
Interesting trick imo
seraphine 1y ago
Vivaldi has had this for some time now. https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/tabs/tab-stacks/ https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/tabs/tab-stacks/
skydhash 1y ago
I would like more a completion based input for search. The address bar can work. but it's usually at a weird place and not configurable (in terms of number of items, labels, and sorting). I would like some command/query popup bar. And then I can reduce the vertical space taken by the tab bar, the toolbar, and the bookmarks menu.
orbital-decay 1y ago
>I know this sounds crazy, but has any browser just tried implementing two (or more) horizontal rows of tabs? Yes. Firefox. (it was like that long ago)