Mozilla won.
https://www.ghacks.net/2024/04/02/mozilla-released-a-firefox-nightly-test-build-with-vertical-tabs/
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Mozilla released a Firefox Nightly test build with vertical tabs
Mozilla won.
https://www.ghacks.net/2024/04/02/mozilla-released-a-firefox-nightly-test-build-with-vertical-tabs/
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Better just install Sidebery.
>just make your footprint more unique bro
Nobody uses FF tho?
Insane troony samegayging, have a nice day. Also, extensions increase your attack surface and require 3rd party maintenance, stupid inbred mongoloid.
Still not going to use FF.
have a nice day troony
cope
can you talk to some of your co-employees and implement the tablist as a dropdown in the menubar, thx
Is slurs allowed in IQfy? How is that posting India slurs get me banned for "Racism outside /b" but these homophobic slurs are fine and dandy?
straight cis people do
unironically the reason i'm an edger, it has had vertical tabs support for ages
i just load my bing up, get my bing reward points, my msn homepage has all the latest and greatest news, and the browser gives me nice coupons while i e-shop
feels like 1999 all over again, just with more bloat
I use it at work for this reason. It feels comfy like ie back in 2003.
I have some vertical tree style tab expansion installed in ff for years now, massive skill issue on your part.
it didn't already do this? lol chrom* has had this for a few years. mozilla has become so lame and pathetic.
Dead troony company. No one trusts you homosexuals
>Dead troony company
>implying there is any tech company in 2024 that is not ran by trannies.
Yes there are. If you're a communist, you'd know it by now
wow, maybe in 10 years they will manage to replicate what any vertical addon can currently do
moronic troonys bloating the browser with a feature ive had for decades with a simple extension
i hate troonyfox so much
Thanks, but I'm still using Sidebery
I always used tree style tabs. Good thing that it may become a native feature.
I don't understand vertical gays, doesn't it occupy more screen space that normally?
Not at all. I can have like 70 vertical tabs that can also be contained within one another and still have their titles being fully readable compared to the traditional way horizontal tabs work on most browsers where having 10-15 tabs open turn them into very small icons.
I mean this, it usually displays in a larger part of the screen.
99% of sites don't make full use of the whole screen horizontally anyway so it feels more efficient to just stack tabs there.
>whole screen horizontally
Mmm, certainly.
That's better then.
You can configure it to autohide and have mouseover/shortcut to unhide it.
Seems they are also testing some AI integration, which seems good. I have been using it to summarize stuff for me.
It would be cool if you could use different models, such as Claude 3 or GPT, or even a local model running your machine, while using that same vertical panel interface.
i didnt really ever use any AI, except an occassional search with google's bard or whatever theyre calling it now, and am generally underwhelmed by it, but i find myself using brave's no-login "leo" integration all the time. super handy. the free version is handicapped like a b***h, and im only using brave because i prefer vertical tabs anyway, so this is good news.
For anyone wanting to test.
https://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/firefox/nightly/latest-larch/
>adding vertical tabs
>adding native tab groups
those are the main two things I see listed when people are b***hing about things firefox doesn't have. wonder what excuse people will come up with next to justify still using their meme browsers like vivaldi and brave instead of coming home to the white man's browser.
They only need to add split screen view mode now.
firefox used to have tab groups and it was fantastic, what other browsers have doesn't come even close
>Mozilla won
>by doing something Vivaldi was capable of already.
I know that Edge, Vivaldi and Brave have vertical tabs, but are they nested like TST/Sideberry ones or just flat lists?
This, someone should just tell Mozilla, just install Sidebery, and copy all its functionalities.
Only Vivaldi IIRC and that's because it already does everything, including tab stacks and workgroups.
Vivaldi is the poster child of great ideas, terrible budget. Their interface is horrible because they didn't had the money to actually build something, so they just used html and css
Finally, was the main reason I switched to a chr*mium based browser (won't say the name so people don't call me a shilll).
>muhmuh heckin sideberrytranslovingshit
Yeah, I have custom fricking css and whatever but it doesn't beat a native implementation. Small bugs, shit not moving properly, getting an ugly gap if you set up your bookmarks to only show on a new page, etc.
>(won't say the name so people don't call me a shilll
Stop shilling Brave, we won't install your bitcoin meme browser.
>slowly skinwalking all the shiny features from arc to become the most complete browser
could they be more based?
>shiny features
The concept of vertical tabs on browsers is at least 20 years old. Search about iRider.
The problem I found on most of this integrations is that the context window is way too limited.
How many years since tst, and why is this not industry standard yet wtf?
Why is vertical tab a thing?
How many tabs do you have open? Most tabs I open is like 5. Most of the time there are like 2 tabs open.
What the frick do you do with your computer homosexuals?
I currently have 10 documentation tabs related to Qt, 5 more about C++, and some more about Ocaml.
who needs tabs? just remove them