It's not exactly accurate to call it a "nice-to-have" - it is still an integral part of the web browser that must be implemented sooner rather than later.But if it means getting vertical tabs out quicker, then sure, let tab grouping come later.
The above post is not an example of vertical tabs. That is a tab list. You cannot interact with the tabs in a meaningful way. Please look at how Microsoft Edge or Vivaldi handles vertical tab bars to get a better understanding of what is being asked ...
Hi @rayf, thank you for the reply!To start, I do use Tree Style Tab as my vertical tab solution. I usually activate it once I have 6-7 tabs because until that point the horizontal tab strip is fine for navigation. (Side note: I disable the 'tree' asp...
For me, my main issue is I often have a lot of tabs open and the current horizontal tab strip makes it difficult to read, at a glance, tab titles in order to find the tab I need. I have found that vertical tabs alleviate this because it's less "dista...
