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int32 commented on Firefox Sidebar and Vertical tabs: try them out blog.nightly.mozilla.org/... · Posted by u/ReadCarlBarks

thomasahle · a year ago

And it also as vertical tabs! Just checked out Arc. Very innovative design. I guess it's inspired by mobile browsers.

int32 · a year ago

You can also group tabs in the vertical view but also create separate „workspaces“ (to distinquish between different projects or even private <> work).

Though the most innovative feauture is their deep integration of services like Notion, GitHub, telegram etc.

Quite astonishing actually and definitely one of my favourite pieces of software.

int32 commented on Firefox Sidebar and Vertical tabs: try them out blog.nightly.mozilla.org/... · Posted by u/ReadCarlBarks

nullhole · a year ago

This made me think of one thing that I've wanted to see for a long time with browsers: split-pane view.

In other words, the ability to see two browser sessions, side-by-side, with a vertical split between them. Two viewports, each with their group of tabs. The same type of view you can get in, for example, Notepad++ with its "Tab>Move to Other View", or Visual Studio's "Tab>New Vertical Document Group".

I frequently arrive at situations where I want to compare the contents of one webpage against the contents of another webpage. So far, the most usable option I've found is to split the 2nd tab off into a new window, then arrange the two windows side-by-side.

There is "Side View"[1], but that shows a bare viewport, which makes browsing in the 2nd viewport much more restricted than regular browsing.

[1] https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/its-a-new-firef...

int32 · a year ago

The Arc browser (macOS and Windows) has exactly that feature

int32 commented on My toddler loves planes, so I built her a radar jacobbartlett.substack.co... · Posted by u/jakey_bakey

int32 · 2 years ago

Awesome, thank you for making this app! My 2yo is obsessed with planes too and we spent a good chunk of our day looking up the sky scanning for planes :) We tried the Flightradar24 app too but it is way to distracting for him... can't wait to show him tomorrow!