As someone who has a lot of tabs open, it would be great if we could grab a tab, drag it slightly downward and create a new row of tabs, I wouldn’t mind having another row at the expense of slightly less vertical viewing space and it could always be re-condensed again into the first row if necessary.
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I really would like to have multiple rows of tabs on my desktop browser. For me it is a deal breaker that is keeping me with Firefox as my default browser. I normall have a large number of tabs open and the small condensed tabs don’t seem to cut it for me.
This would be great. I currently stack windows with multiple tabs open in order to be able to read the tabs. I have lots of tabs open on a regular basis due to many web-based control panels/GUIs open as an administrator and a developer.
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Yes, this would be a good idea. Please implement.
Yes please! Do this.
it is actually TMP (Tab Mix Plus), which was the best browser extension for Firefox, that should be implemented here as well. Amongh which is the most important was the multi-row tabs. You can set many that should be as a maximum and then as you open new tabs it will automatically open a new row if there is not enough place on the current one. We should also be able the set the tab width to icon only, so we have much more space on one line as well.
This could really help. I hit the number of tabs that somehow makes Brave NOT to place the new ones at the end.
I’d love to see Vivaldi’s Tab Stacking feature in Brave though.