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josh_bodner
Microsoft
MicrosoftDev channel update to 88.0.685.3 is live
Hello Insiders! Today we’re releasing build 88.0.685.3 to the Dev channel. It’s a relatively quiet week this week, although for heavy tab users, we’ve got some interesting stuff: a discussion abou...
josh_bodner So what's the point of vertical tabs? When I first saw them I was excited because using a web browser on the bottom screen of an Asus Zenbook duo can be a little challenging with the lack of vertical space. I saw that and was like "wow, I can save some vertical real estate with this" except. All it does is take up horizontal space without removing any from the top.
If I can make a request can you make it so the url bar can merge with the windows bar if toggled during vertical tabs mode? It'd be much more useful then.
- josh_bodner
Ebsolas Personally, one of the biggest draws for me is easier tab management. I always use the vertical tab pane expanded/pinned, so I can see much more of the tab titles than I do when they're horizontal. Of course, I also use enough tabs that they would be super squished in horizontal mode and impossible to click. Now, not only is the click target much bigger, I also find drag and drop operations easier to use when doing up-down motions instead of left-right motions with the mouse.
