Cohort IDs can be collected over time to create cross-site tracking IDs

Re:Cohort IDs can be collected over time to create cross-sit... by bentcorner on Thursday April 15, 2021 @11:04AM (#26821336)

I stay on Firefox because of UBO and containers, but when I discovered tree-style tabs I'll likely never leave.

Edge has an ok-ish implementation of vertical tabs but it still has a ways to go to match tree-style tabs.

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Re:Cohort IDs can be collected over time to create cross-sit... by unicornporn on Thursday April 15, 2021 @03:35PM (#26825160)

I've been a Tree Style Tab user for many years, but I have to confess I have a complicated relationship with this add-on. I've reached >600 tabs more than once. That's not only a feature.

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Re:Cohort IDs can be collected over time to create cross-sit... by qwertox on Thursday April 15, 2021 @03:52PM (#26825361)

I used to use Tab Mix Plus on Firefox. Having three rows of tabs and the ability to scroll them vertically for more tabs was the absolute killer feature for me. I loved Firefox for this.

Once Firefox moved to the per-process approach and removed the ability to hack the UI, I saw no more reason to stay on what was a terribly slow browser back then, compared to Chrome. Startup times of 10+ seconds and such shenanigans.

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Re:Cohort IDs can be collected over time to create cross-sit... by petepete on Thursday April 15, 2021 @05:57PM (#26826653)

When you have more than (say) twenty, what does having a tab open give you that bookmarking the page doesn't?

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Re:Cohort IDs can be collected over time to create cross-sit... by unicornporn on Friday April 16, 2021 @02:49PM (#26837623)

I do well with Max Tabs set to 60 when researching something. Anything above that is just bad habits.

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