Talk:Firefox/Projects/3.7 and 4.0 Theme and UI Revamp/Direction and Feedback: Difference between revisions

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Anyhow, overall, I think the new Theme is gorgeous. [[User:NisseSthlm|NisseSthlm]] 21:04, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
Anyhow, overall, I think the new Theme is gorgeous. [[User:NisseSthlm|NisseSthlm]] 21:04, 17 September 2009 (UTC)
== Minor change to the tabbing style ==
I really like the way chrome handles tab grouping it some how encourages further navigation. So I would like to see that in Firefox 4.0.
For those not familiar with that I'll give an example:
You have a tab lists ''tabs'' =[]
1- Lets say that you have a '''tab1''' open
  ''tabs'' = ['''tab1''']
2- you open two new tabs from '''tab1''', that would be '''tab2''' and '''tab3'''
  ''tabs'' = ['''tab1''', '''''tab2''''', '''''tab3''''']
3- Now you visit '''tab2''' and open a new '''tab4'''
  ''tabs'' = ['''tab1''', '''tab2''', '''''tab4''''', '''tab3''']
Now there is the difference between Firefox tab grouping and chrome tab grouping.
On Firefox '''tab4''' would be appended to the end of the tab list, so in order to see a page potentially related to '''tab2''' you would have to scroll after '''tab3''' to '''tab4'''. The problem becomes clearer when you have about 6-10 tabs open.
On chrome the 4th tab is inserted after '''tab2''', so if the user hit ctrl+tab we will be taken to the tab directly related to what he was reading previously(that would be '''tab2''').
I hope you guys do this, it would be awesome :)
Thanks for reading this.
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