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"Annoyed"? Just don't use them then - like seriously, what difference does it make? How does getting rid of tabs make the browser "more intuitive"?
by colinramsay 12y ago
"Annoyed"? Just don't use them then - like seriously, what difference does it make? How does getting rid of tabs make the browser "more intuitive"?
- spolu 12y agoWell you can't live in a mono-page environment. You necessarily need to rapidly switch between web-pages (if not having some running in the background (music)). The question is whether people think that there is a better experience out there. Any opinion on that?
- privong 12y ago> The question is whether people think that there is a better experience out there. You might consider rewording your poll. As it reads, it more seems as though you're asking if people would rather have a browser with tabs or without tabs, as opposed to asking if people think tabs is the best user interface option to deal with having multiple pages open.
- colinramsay 12y agoThat's not what you originally asked though, you have some poorly-defined problem with tabs and asked the community if we'd like to ditch them. You didn't even mention replacing tabs with a better paradigm.
- spolu 12y agoYou're right