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Re:Multiprocess Firefox by xixixao on Sunday May 17, 2015 @05:35AM (#9559368)
You can of course search open tabs from the address bar. But at least my workflow is to browse through the old tabs and read / close one by one.

Also in Firefox the tabs never shrink to just favicon, the tab heads become a scrollable list. Much better than Chrome imo.

Re:Multiprocess Firefox by mmebane on Sunday May 17, 2015 @09:42PM (#9562518)
I use Tree Style Tab for this, although I hate the actual tree functionality - it just happens to be the only reasonable vertical tab solution I've found. Unfortunately, it seems to get a little bit laggy with more than a couple hundred tabs.
Re:Multiprocess Firefox by grimman on Sunday May 17, 2015 @05:50AM (#9559392)
Unless you specifically tweak the UI to enable really small tabs, which is among the first things I do on a fresh install. Favicon + a small number of pixels for padding, way way less than Google allows me to get away with! Slap on a bunch of tab groups and I'm set.

I'm quite comfortable with a tab group filled to the point where the tab bar only displays favicons, but hasn't gotten to the point where it lets me scroll yet. That way I can rely on spatial memory to get to the right tab, without necessarily seeing the title!

Of course, searching for the right tab is an option, just like you said. I love the fact that Firefox also activates the correct tab group automatically.