About Firefox vertical tabs
Mozilla Firefox receives major updates roughly every four weeks, giving the web browser a steady stream of bug fixes, security enhancements, and new functionality. Firefox 136 is rolling out today with video playback improvements, automatic HTTPS upgrades, and more. Vertical Tabs Firefox's vertical tabs feature is finally rolling out to everyone in Friefox 136. It works pretty much the same as vertical tabs in Microsoft Edge and other browsers, with pages organized as a list in a sidebar rather than along the top of the window. Mozilla You can turn on vertical tabs by right-clicking on the toolbar near the top of the browser, and selecting Turn on Vertical Tabs. Hardware decoding on Linux and macOS Firefox 136 includes the long-awaited rollout of hardware video decoding support for AMD graphics cards on Linux, using the same Video Acceleration API (VA-API) as VLC Media Player and other similar applications. Some builds of Firefox may have already enabled this functionality—the Fedora Wiki says it has been turned on for Intel and AMD graphics since Firefox 101, across both X11 and Wayland desktops. You can check the current status on your machine by opening Firefox, navigating to the about:support page, and checking the HARDWARE_VIDEO_DECODING row. This update also enables hardware-accelerated playback of HEVC/H.265 video on macOS. Most websites still use H.264, VP8/VP9, or AV1 video, but it’s nice that HEVC is another supported option. On a related note, Mozilla also said, “On macOS, some background tasks will be moved to lower power cores resulting in less energy use.” Hardware-accelerated video decoding reduces CPU usage by moving the playback to your system’s graphics, so these changes could help Firefox reduce power and CPU usage during typical web browsing. HTTPS upgrades Starting with Firefox 136, the browser now tries to load all resources using an
Key features of the Firefox vertical tabs that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Firefox will add tab grouping, vertical tabs, and profile
- Firefox is Getting Vertical Tabs, Tab Grouping, and More
- Vertigo Tabs is a simple vertical tabs extension for Firefox
- Vertical Tabs and Tab Grouping Are Coming to Firefox - Linuxiac
- Improved Vertical Tabs for Firefox on Windows : r/firefox -
- Mozilla Firefox 136 Is Out with Vertical Tabs and
- How to Enable Vertical Tabs in Edge, Firefox
Different variable, or has a hard-coded min-width that can't be changed in the config file.Strange. #16 This. Vertical tabs are the way. Wtf that looks more complicated than trying to find the initial reply of a reply of a reply in reddit. RiP to reddit btw. #17 If you have enough tabs that you need to scroll through them, then you have too many tabs open :p #18 What the fuck? How many tabs do people keep open? 5-6 max for me lol. You gotta pump those numbers up. #19 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. #20 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. Try Vivaldi, it supports this feature natively plus many more features. It's a great browser. Alvis Saw the truth behind the copied door #22 Ah the classic- How do I do this?- You should not do that because I don't like itvery useful everyone.OP, as far as I know setting the minimum tab width to "0" in about:config is the best you can do. It dramatically increases the number of tabs you need to have before it starts scrolling, but it eventually does it. I'd also love for a way to have it act like Chrome. #23 wouldn't use Firefox anymore without this.It reverts Firefox tabs to the way it used to be. I hate what the default Firefox does (they're functionally not tabs anymore).Not sure if thats what you're looking for exactly OP but it worked for me personally #24
