Which browsers, if any, support multi line tabs?

Jon_01

I'm currently using Waterfox classic with Tab Mix Plus as I need 2 or 3 rows of tabs.
I've got a new laptop and Waterfox isn't working well (lots of lag, pages not loading or refreshing fully). I've tried to fix it, but nothing that support suggests works...

So, are there are other browsers that support multi line tabs?

Thanks. . .

Chino

I don't know the answer to your question but, as an alternative approach, Microsoft Edge supports vertical tabs which lists all your tabs down the left hand side of the browser window.

That allows more tabs to be displayed in a readable manner than if they were all squashed in a row along the top of the browser window.

OnlyTheBestWillDo

https://vivaldi.com/features/tab-management/

They are continuing the innovation that drove the original Opera Browser.

Johnmcl7

Vivaldi supports tab stacking so you can drag tabs onto each other and it will stack them, when you click that tab you'll get a second line of tabs consisting of those you've dragged together, it may be close enough to do what you want.

OnlyTheBestWillDo

Johnmcl7 said:

Vivaldi supports tab stacking so you can drag tabs onto each other and it will stack them, when you click that tab you'll get a second line of tabs consisting of those you've dragged together, it may be close enough to do what you want.

Is there an echo in here? Vivaldi does more than that. I posted a video.

Johnmcl7

OnlyTheBestWillDo said:

Johnmcl7 said:

Vivaldi supports tab stacking so you can drag tabs onto each other and it will stack them, when you click that tab you'll get a second line of tabs consisting of those you've dragged together, it may be close enough to do what you want.

Is there an echo in here? Vivaldi does more than that. I posted a video.

You posted while I was typing my post as you can see from the timestamps, if you'd posted earlier I wouldn't have replied.  As it stands two recommendations for the same software will encourage the OP to have a look.

OnlyTheBestWillDo

Johnmcl7 said:

OnlyTheBestWillDo said:

Johnmcl7 said:

Vivaldi supports tab stacking so you can drag tabs onto each other and it will stack them, when you click that tab you'll get a second line of tabs consisting of those you've dragged together, it may be close enough to do what you want.

Is there an echo in here? Vivaldi does more than that. I posted a video.

You posted while I was typing my post as you can see from the timestamps, if you'd posted earlier I wouldn't have replied.  As it stands two recommendations for the same software will encourage the OP to have a look.

It took you six minutes to write three sentences?  Don't take it all so seriously. 

Jon_01

Thanks all.  Vivaldi  looked like it might be a goer... But having just installed it I find that there's no option to import anything from Waterfox (which is based on Firefox v57).

As I have around a thousand bookmarks, many passwords and 3+ rows of tabs entering them all by cut 'n paste isn't a viable option!!!

OnlyTheBestWillDo

Jon_01 said:

Thanks all.  Vivaldi  looked like it might be a goer... But having just installed it I find that there's no option to import anything from Waterfox (which is based on Firefox v57).

As I have around a thousand bookmarks, many passwords and 3+ rows of tabs entering them all by cut 'n paste isn't a viable option!!!

 Have you tried exporting from WaterFox to HTML and then HTML to Vivaldi?

Import Bookmarks

To import Bookmarks from another browser on the same computer or from an HTML file,

1. Go to the  Vivaldi menu > File > Import Bookmarks and Settings.
2. Select which browser you want to import bookmarks from;
3. Click Start Import.

Depending on the source browser, you can import other browser data, such as Passwords and History, at the same time as well.

Jon_01

OnlyTheBestWillDo said:

Jon_01 said:

Thanks all.  Vivaldi  looked like it might be a goer... But having just installed it I find that there's no option to import anything from Waterfox (which is based on Firefox v57).

As I have around a thousand bookmarks, many passwords and 3+ rows of tabs entering them all by cut 'n paste isn't a viable option!!!

 Have you tried exporting from WaterFox to HTML and then HTML to Vivaldi?

Import Bookmarks

To import Bookmarks from another browser on the same computer or from an HTML file,

1. Go to the  Vivaldi menu > File > Import Bookmarks and Settings.
2. Select which browser you want to import bookmarks from;
3. Click Start Import.

Depending on the source browser, you can import other browser data, such as Passwords and History, at the same time as well.

It would appear I'm screwed and will have to carry on using Waterfox!
Firefox 57 doesn't have any option to export anything in any format, not HTML or csv nothing. And everything is saved in their own format.
Last time I tried other browsers (which would have been 2018 when FF changed and most addon stopped working), the option to import from Firefox was in them all!

OnlyTheBestWillDo

Jon_01 said:

OnlyTheBestWillDo said:

Jon_01 said:

Thanks all.  Vivaldi  looked like it might be a goer... But having just installed it I find that there's no option to import anything from Waterfox (which is based on Firefox v57).

As I have around a thousand bookmarks, many passwords and 3+ rows of tabs entering them all by cut 'n paste isn't a viable option!!!

 Have you tried exporting from WaterFox to HTML and then HTML to Vivaldi?

Import Bookmarks

To import Bookmarks from another browser on the same computer or from an HTML file,

1. Go to the  Vivaldi menu > File > Import Bookmarks and Settings.
2. Select which browser you want to import bookmarks from;
3. Click Start Import.

Depending on the source browser, you can import other browser data, such as Passwords and History, at the same time as well.

It would appear I'm screwed and will have to carry on using Waterfox!
Firefox 57 doesn't have any option to export anything in any format, not HTML or csv nothing. And everything is saved in their own format.
Last time I tried other browsers (which would have been 2018 when FF changed and most addon stopped working), the option to import from Firefox was in them all!

Are you sure?

Show All Bookmarks (Library Window)

Ctrl + Shift + O

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/export-firefox-bookmarks-to-backup-or-transfer