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To: daniel1212

Hidden Chrome option that enables stacked tabs.

chrome://flags/#stacked-tab-strip

I have used and liked TabsOutliner. Why would I want 300 tabs open? To me that means one is doing something wrong. Prefer to have tabs that are open, or bookmarked, or grouped in a side window, all easily visible and accessible. Can make that side window any size I want.


131 posted on 02/13/2021 7:16:21 AM PST by BiglyCommentary
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To: BiglyCommentary
Hidden Chrome option that enables stacked tabs. chrome://flags/#stacked-tab-strip

I have tried those which come default on Vivaldi 3.6. Inferior to multiple tab rows.

Why would I want 300 tabs open? To me that means one is doing something wrong.

But no means. If did not have so many it would hinder productivity. In one browser used mainly for forums and related research than I have tabs of sites I want to have handy, plus ones I am engaged with or want to check on. On another browser for shopping I have many tabs for items I regularly buy (bike parts, etc.) depending on the deason. On another browsers I have tabs for bills to pay and good movies (hard to find) when I too tired. On another browser I mainly just do Quora, and with my stiff arthritic fingers I do a lot of copying and pasting in response to similar questions, adapting them as needed. When you have a lot of irons in the fire, and can easily fit 6 rows of identifiable tabs, 25 across, differently colored according to source (as seen in post 105) on a 23" monitor, then it is far quicker to have everything handy to quickly access. Thank God.

134 posted on 02/13/2021 6:20:57 PM PST by daniel1212 (Turn to the Lord Jesus as a damned + destitute sinner + trust Him to save + be baptized+follow Him!)
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