I remember when #Firefox got the new feature to re-open the last closed tab. That was a real useful invention. Do you know what we did before that was possible. Yes, it was exactly how you imagine it.

I also remember when web #browsers didn't have #tabs. I'm still not sure whether that was such a good invention after all. Why is there no popular alternative? Opera folded a long time ago with its thumbnail buttons. There are extensions to order, manage and group tabs differently. I think I'd like to try vertical tabs in a bar again for a while. Or just separate windows. Let the window manage manage them. There must be a good reason why every attempt to do that is quickly abandoned. But I'd still like to try it. There are browsers that don't have tabs. But those don't have an engine that I'd like to use for days web browsing.

I should check Firefox about:config for relevant setting.

#Mozilla's rationale for detaching the tabs doesn't make any sense to me. I can just say:

"I attached the tabs to the browser to invite myself to move, rearrange and pull out tabs into a new window to suit my flow, and organize them so they're easier for me to find. And also less space is wasted."

<https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/news/modern-clean-new-firefox-clears-the-way-to-all-you-need-online/>

#firefox #tabs

This morning I played around a bit with #firefox #userChrome.css.

#photonAustralis #sexy #curved #tabs #CSS

Whoops... #TABS