Advice Request Browsers that don't shrink the tabs width in the tabs bar

[alakazam]

Besides Firefox, are there any other browsers that don't shrink the width of the open tabs in order to fit all of them into the width of the tabs bar? When you open more tabs than can be fit into the width of the tabs bar, Firefox doesn't shrink the width of the tabs until they're nothing but tiny squares (like Chrome, Vivaldi, Edge and Opera do), but rather allows you to scroll horizontally through them by using either the mouse wheel or the arrows that appear at the beginning and at the end of the tabs bar. Does anyone know any other browsers that have this feature?

 

[jackuars]

Vivaldi and Cent browser are the most customizable browsers I've seen, take a look at Tab settings in Vivaldi's settings menu to see if it helps. Why would you want to scroll through the tabs, seems like a chore, instead tab stacking & tab cycling can be used.

 

[upnorth]

Firefox doesn't shrink the width of the tabs until they're nothing but tiny squares (like Chrome, Vivaldi, Edge and Opera do), but rather allows you to scroll horizontally through them by using either the mouse wheel or the arrows that appear at the beginning and at the end of the tabs bar. Does anyone know any other browsers that have this feature?

FireFox doesn't shrink the width of open tabs, where do you get that from?

Let's say I have 20 tabs open, then open 10 more. The tabs will automatic no matter what browser vendor one use, shrink to fit, and yes even with FireFox ( FF ). Anyone that has FF installed can simply test that for themselves by start open tab after tab and watch what happens. For me that starts to occur after tab number 8. It's slightly happens slower with FF, but it's absolutely not true that FF do not shrink tabs. Unless a user refuse open more tabs then like in my case, 8.

Member @jackuars mention the browser Vivaldi, and even if I never used it I know they created some very smart features that also include tabs. I'm not sure if they have something similar Opera have that's called mouse gestures. Introduced already 2014 or 2015.

Shortcuts

Command the browser with your mouse Opera's mouse gestures let you perform common browsing actions with quick, small mouse movements. To enable or disable mouse gestures: Go to Settings. Click Advanced in the left sidebar, and click Browser. Under Shortcuts, turn on or off Enable mouse gestures...

help.opera.com

 

[alakazam]

FireFox doesn't shrink the width of open tabs, where do you get that from?

I get that from my current PC. I have over 50 tabs open in Firefox right now. The tabs are shrank a little, but not to a tiny square size (like in Vivaldi), and I can scroll from the first to the last tab in Firefox.

 

[upnorth]

I get that from my current PC. I have over 50 tabs open in Firefox right now. The tabs are shrank a little, but not to a tiny square size (like in Vivaldi), and I can scroll from the first to the last tab in Firefox.

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Thanks for the screenshot, because that made it more clear what you mean. Personal I do not know any other browser that have that feature. Maybe with some setting or extension, but not by default as FF.

 

[Gandalf_The_Grey]

It's another way of working, but maybe you like the vertical tabs in Microsoft Edge?

What’s in the latest Edge update? Vertical tabs for all, and faster start-ups

Version 89 of Microsoft's Edge browser kills off 33 security vulnerabilities and is supposed to boost startup times by up to 41%.

www.computerworld.com

 

[jackuars]

I get that from my current PC. I have over 50 tabs open in Firefox right now. The tabs are shrank a little, but not to a tiny square size (like in Vivaldi), and I can scroll from the first to the last tab in Firefox.

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I prefer to stack Youtube videos in a single tab in my browser

 

[alakazam]

I prefer to stack Youtube videos in a single tab in my browser

How to do so?

 

[Ink]

What if you open multiple windows with 10-15 tabs per window?

Take a look at this new feature in Vivaldi.

New Update - Vivaldi 3.6 launches with Two-Level Tab Stacks feature

Vivaldi Technologies released Vivaldi 3.6 Stable to the public on January 28, 2021. The new stable version of the Chromium-based browser improves the tab stacking functionality of Vivaldi significantly. We reviewed the feature when it launched in snapshot builds back in December 2020. You can...

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