> Tabs on the left and right edges of the windows work much better, because text is wider than it is tall, so you can fit a lot more tabs, and actually read their labels.
Yes, I find that more than a handful of tabs at the top of the page are hard to use.
The wonderful "Tree Style Tab" add-on for Firefox puts your tabs in a tree at the side of the page:
The hierarchy represents parent-child relationships between pages: if you open a page from another page, it becomes that page's child in the tree. You can drag tabs around to rearrange them, collapse/expand/close subtrees, etc.
It's one of the very few add-ons I can't live without (the others being uBlock Origin and uMatrix).
Yes, I find that more than a handful of tabs at the top of the page are hard to use.
The wonderful "Tree Style Tab" add-on for Firefox puts your tabs in a tree at the side of the page:
https://piro.sakura.ne.jp/xul/_treestyletab.html.en
The hierarchy represents parent-child relationships between pages: if you open a page from another page, it becomes that page's child in the tree. You can drag tabs around to rearrange them, collapse/expand/close subtrees, etc.
It's one of the very few add-ons I can't live without (the others being uBlock Origin and uMatrix).