Up until May of last year, you would need extensions to properly manage your tabs in Google Chrome. I usually have way more than 20 tabs open рџ™Љ but for this task, I closed a few (duh!) and settled on testing with 20. I wanted to test out Two-Level Tab Stacks for myself, but also test how I would manage my вЂњtoo many tabsвЂќ in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Brave.

In addition to some amazing tab management features, recently Vivaldi introduced Two-Level Tab Stacks вЂ“ the ability to display tabs on two levels. I previously wrote about my experience of using Google Chrome and how I opened many tabs only to end up with so much clutter, it wasnвЂ™t possible to work efficiently.Д«ut that changed when I got introduced to Vivaldi and its way of managing too many browser tabs. Wow, really? DoesnвЂ™t everybody keep a lot of tabs open? Are my 40 tabs a lot of tabs?В рџ®Дigging in a bit more, I realized that most browsers just arenвЂ™t suited to managing too many browser tabs. The majority, on the other hand, keeps open only up to 20 tabs. According to the survey, I am in a minority that keeps open 20 tabs or more. Some time ago, I came across a survey that shattered my perception of what is вЂњtoo many browser tabsвЂќ. I have never thought about tab management as much as I have recently. Vivaldi browser and its legendary tab management

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