The Chrome Distortion: how Chrome negatively alters our expectations

Re:The Chrome Distortion: how Chrome negatively alters our e... by Illniyar on Saturday March 26, 2016 @01:40PM (#11366577)

I can't imagine opening 10 tabs, let alone hundreds of tabs without tree-style-tabs.

And only firefox has the infastructure to support such changes to its UI.

I would say that the only broweser that supports your use case is firefox, not safari.

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Re:The Chrome Distortion: how Chrome negatively alters our e... by hs86 on Sunday March 27, 2016 @04:14AM (#11369309)

Check out Tab Outliner[1] for Chrome. Its integration into the Chrome UI is not as good as Tree Style Tab's in Firefox but is has better keyboard shortcuts, rearranging tabs with Drag and Drop is more intuitive and its built in session manager allows you to unload entrie trees from RAM without losing the tab hierarchy.

This enables a workflow with several hundreds of tabs without the drawback of the additional RAM and CPU usage. Previously I shared the impression that Tree Style Tab for Firefox has ruined all other browsers for me and I could never switch away from Firefox but Tab Outliner showed me that I was wrong.

[1]http://tabsoutliner.com/

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Re:The Chrome Distortion: how Chrome negatively alters our e... by irascible on Saturday March 26, 2016 @03:43PM (#11367114)

When he says research, he means porn. 100 tabs of porn.

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