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I've been leaning back towards firefox recently due to how chrome handles large number of tabs: poorly. It'll squeeze them down to the point that they wont even
by LordLandon 16y ago
I've been leaning back towards firefox recently due to how chrome handles large number of tabs: poorly. It'll squeeze them down to the point that they wont even show the favicon, making finding an open page annoying - compared to firefox, which has a minimum tab length, and scrolls the tab bar if it grows too large to fit.
The rest might be a personal prefference, but I rarely use the mouse to close tabs anyway, ctrl+w is faster, and I can hit that as many times as I want without moving the cursor anywhere. I also preffer the / and ' shortcuts firefox has.
- brown9-2 16y agoJust curious, but if you have that many tabs open why not split them into different windows?
- LordLandon 16y agoIf it's split into windows, not only do I have to hover over every tab to find the one that I want, but also repeat the process for every open window. The alternative is sorting the tabs somehow, but that's more maintance than a middle click.
- jodrellblank 16y agoThat's why I use FireFox's Tree Style Tabs add-on.
- FiddlerClamp 16y agoIndeed - the lack of a multiline tab bar for Chrome is mystifying. No extensions do the trick, either.