Sidebar Tabs for Firefox 16.0.4 released

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Firefox has released version 16.0.4 of its Sidebar Tabs feature, which allows users to display their tabs vertically in a sidebar format. This feature enhances tab management by enabling users to group and expand tabs for better organization. To utilize Sidebar Tabs, users must enable certain experimental features in the Firefox configuration settings by activating "svg.context-properties.content.enabled" to true.

The grouping of tabs can be accomplished through simple keyboard shortcuts, such as "Shift + left click" or "Ctrl + left click" (or "Cmd + left click" for Mac users). Users can drag selected tabs to group them or use the context menu to select "Tab Group" and group the tabs that way. Each group is color-coded for easy identification, and users can collapse or expand these groups by clicking the colored area or using the context menu. Any new tab opened from a grouped tab will be displayed within that group, and users can also ungroup tabs through the context menu. It is important to note that tab groups will not persist during private browsing sessions.

Overall, Sidebar Tabs provide a unique way to manage tabs, offering an alternative layout and additional functionalities that may enhance the user experience while browsing.

For users looking to optimize their browsing sessions further, they might also explore related tips on restoring accidentally closed tabs, muting tabs across different browsers, or refreshing their browser performance. These enhancements can contribute to a more efficient and enjoyable web surfing experience

Sidebar Tabs for Firefox 16.0.4 released

Sidebar Tabs for Firefox emulates sidebar tabs displaying them vertically.

Sidebar Tabs for Firefox 16.0.4 released @ MajorGeeks