My nephew showed me his webbrowers and how clearly it did tabs, but he
has an iphone. My Xiaomi comes with a Mi Browser and I can't figure out
how to make tabs let alone find them again.
Do you guys (and gal) recommend another browser that uses tabs
successfully and easily? What is it?
My nephew showed me his webbrowers and how clearly it did tabs, but he
has an iphone. My Xiaomi comes with a Mi Browser and I can't figure out
how to make tabs let alone find them again.
Do you guys (and gal) recommend another browser that uses tabs
successfully and easily? What is it?
micky <NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com> wrote:
My nephew showed me his webbrowers and how clearly it did tabs, but he
has an iphone. My Xiaomi comes with a Mi Browser and I can't figure out
how to make tabs let alone find them again.
Do you guys (and gal) recommend another browser that uses tabs
successfully and easily? What is it?
I use Firefox Mobile on my Android phone. No tabs, but they waste
space. Instead there is a button that shows "tabs" as preview images I
can select to change focus. Think of how [Ctrl+]Alt+Tab works in
Windows to show preview images of windows to let you change focus to one
of them. A square toolbar icon with a number inside shouws the number
of opened tabs, and you tap it to see a list of tabs. Works the same
way in the Chrome Mobile web browser. Phones don't have much screen
space; else, you'd be talking about tablets.
Vivaldi Android looks to have tabs. Not sure how legible they are after
you open a few which would have they squash down in width. Looks like
there is a square icon with number inside at the bottom right to show
how many tabs are open, and perhaps you can tap it to see a preview list
of open tabs. See:
https://vivaldi.com/android/
In an online search, in some forum, a respondent said the Opera Android
web browser will show tabs when switched into Tablet mode.
From https://play.google.com/store/search?q=samsung%20internet&c=apps >screenshots, there are tabs in the Samsung Internet Browser.
Found a Youtube video mentioning some web browsers with a tab bar at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BxPS4MoYbo
Mentions the Dolphin web browser in addition to Vivalid and Opera (in
tablet mode) already mentioned.
All of the above was found using an online search (Google). You should
try it yourself to do research before asking for help.
I'll admit that I could have learned how to use Mi
adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.android.chrome
I use Firefox Mobile on my Android phone. No tabs, but they waste
space...
You mean it doesn't have a _tab_bar_ - even on a tablet, which I use.
It's two taps to change tab, via the thumbnails or a list - which I
prefer. Or you can swipe the URL bar left or right. (Though
irritatingly you can't cycle round them.)
And Firefox on Android will now run (all) add-ons again - a feature
renoved in 2020: 572 at the moment.
"Tab bar" is what I assumed the OP meant by "tabs". I don't recall
using an Android web browser that did not support tabs, but you tapped
an icon to show a list. They weren't in a tab row aka tab bar.
Since tabs have always been available, the OP must've meant some other
means of seeing them. Of course, it's possible the OP didn't even know
about tapping the tab icon to see a list of tabs.
I've been using addons with Firefox Mobile for about 3+ years, like
uBlock Origin. However, it only supports curated addons, not all
addons. The list of supported adds is growing, but it still isn't all
addons available for the desktop version of Firefox.
At present FF mobile supports 594 extensions, a bit more than the 572
count you noted. That is still not all of them unless the scope of
"all" is restricted to FF Android. Back in Dec 2022, there were about
30,000 addons and 480,000 themes for Firefox Desktop.
addons.mozilla.org - Addons for FF desktop. >https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/ - Addons for FF Android.
I wonder if the OP is confusing tabs with a visible tab bar?
On 30 Dec 2023 15:13:38 -0600 VanguardLH wrote:
I use Firefox Mobile on my Android phone. No tabs, but they waste
space...
You mean it doesn't have a _tab_bar_ - even on a tablet, which I use. It's >two taps to change tab, via the thumbnails or a list - which I prefer. Or
you can swipe the URL bar left or right. (Though irritatingly you can't
cycle round them.)
I wonder if the OP is confusing tabs with a visible tab bar?
And Firefox on Android will now run (all) add-ons again - a feature
renoved in 2020: 572 at the moment.
Dave Royal <dave@dave123royal.com> wrote:
You mean it doesn't have a _tab_bar_ - even on a tablet, which I use.
It's two taps to change tab, via the thumbnails or a list - which I
prefer. Or you can swipe the URL bar left or right. (Though
irritatingly you can't cycle round them.)
"Tab bar" is what I assumed the OP meant by "tabs". I don't recall
using an Android web browser that did not support tabs, but you tapped
an icon to show a list. They weren't in a tab row aka tab bar.
Since tabs have always been available, the OP must've meant some other
means of seeing them. Of course, it's possible the OP didn't even know
about tapping the tab icon to see a list of tabs.
And Firefox on Android will now run (all) add-ons again - a feature
renoved in 2020: 572 at the moment.
I've been using addons with Firefox Mobile for about 3+ years, like
uBlock Origin. However, it only supports curated addons, not all
addons. The list of supported adds is growing, but it still isn't all
addons available for the desktop version of Firefox.
At present FF mobile supports 594 extensions, a bit more than the 572
count you noted. That is still not all of them unless the scope of
"all" is restricted to FF Android. Back in Dec 2022, there were about
30,000 addons and 480,000 themes for Firefox Desktop.
addons.mozilla.org - Addons for FF desktop. >https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/ - Addons for FF Android.
On 31 Dec 2023 04:24:31 -0600 VanguardLH wrote:
"Tab bar" is what I assumed the OP meant by "tabs". I don't recall
using an Android web browser that did not support tabs, but you tapped
an icon to show a list. They weren't in a tab row aka tab bar.
Since tabs have always been available, the OP must've meant some other >>means of seeing them. Of course, it's possible the OP didn't even know >>about tapping the tab icon to see a list of tabs.
I've been using addons with Firefox Mobile for about 3+ years, like
uBlock Origin. However, it only supports curated addons, not all
addons. The list of supported adds is growing, but it still isn't all >>addons available for the desktop version of Firefox.
At present FF mobile supports 594 extensions, a bit more than the 572
count you noted. That is still not all of them unless the scope of
"all" is restricted to FF Android. Back in Dec 2022, there were about >>30,000 addons and 480,000 themes for Firefox Desktop.
addons.mozilla.org - Addons for FF desktop. >>https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/ - Addons for FF Android.
This list says 572 (when opened in my Fx Android) <https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/>
Where does 594 appear?
Many of the desktop ones never in fact worked on Android. Their authors ticked a box but didn't test them - you just had to try them. I included 'Android' in the title of my add-ons aimed an Android so people would know they worked.
Now you have to add a specific Android manifest key to attest that they
work. Maybe there are 22 without that key, in which case they can't be installed on Release but maybe still can in Nightly. (Guessing.)
That makes sense but I never found how to make a tab, so I didn't know
they always had tabs. Before this Xiaomi phone I've had a Samsung
phone, and 2 other brands that escape me right now. Never found how to
do tabs on any of them . :-(
In Firefox mobile, tap on the square toolbar icon with a tab count
inside of it. If no tabs are loaded, a count of 0 (zero) is shown
inside the box.
Andy Burns wrote:
Here it usually displays ∞ in the box.
Is that when lots of tabs have been left open? I suppose the little
square box icon for tab mgmt can only show a 1-digit number, so a tab
count of 10, or more, would show a placeholder symbol, like infinity.
VanguardLH wrote:
In Firefox mobile, tap on the square toolbar icon with a tab count
inside of it. If no tabs are loaded, a count of 0 (zero) is shown
inside the box.
Here it usually displays ∞ in the box.
VanguardLH wrote:
Andy Burns wrote:
Here it usually displays ∞ in the box.
Is that when lots of tabs have been left open? I suppose the little
square box icon for tab mgmt can only show a 1-digit number, so a tab
count of 10, or more, would show a placeholder symbol, like infinity.
I think it shows infinity (definitely no confusion with the incognito
mask) after 99 tabs - not helped by its concept of returning you to
recent tabs while letting older ones pile-up as inactive tabs, I've just
set it to auto-close after a month, I must have had several hundred, got bored closing them one by one, eventually just closed them all
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