Chromium has an add-on, "The Great Suspender", that allows you to
suspend tabs. That is, the tabs are there but the browser won't download
the page until you tell it to. This speeds up the browser and you still
get to have great number of tabs.
On 16/02/16 04:00, AndyHC wrote:
Looks like there is a like-for-like add-on (which you can install
pre-v45 for continuity), also a tree format add-on (although I thought
there was a long-term plan afoot for *all* browsers to stop
add-ons/plug-ins?).
Also I have found that leaving multiple tabs open leads to PC
performance degradation suggestive of a slow memory leak.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/*tab*-*groups*-removal
On 16/02/2016 00:49, Gene Wirchenko wrote:
Dear Vixens and Reynards:
I used to use the latest version of Firefox. With version 29.0,
Mozilla screwed up the tabs horribly. I upgraded back to 28.0 and
have been running that version since. Recently, I have started
working for a company with a WordPress site. I have had trouble with
the CSS. Thinking that it might be a browser issue, I decided to try
a later version of Firefox, that being 44.0.2. The CSS problem was
still there so I will probably have to look elsewhere for the cause
of the problem (unless the problem is common to both Firefox versions).
HOWEVER, the tabs are as bad as ever, and apparently, tab groups
are about to be removed in version 45. I use tab groups heavily.
(STOMP, STOMP, STOMP!)
So, my question is: What browser do you recommend and why?
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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