Firefox's vertical tabs are here to win you back - how to enable them

ZDNET Firefox has long been treated as a vagabond in the browser world, trailing in popularity behind the likes of Chrome, Safari, and Edge. And though it may have seen better days, Firefox keeps chugging along with new features and innovations. As just one example, the latest version offers vertical tabs, an option that could change the way you juggle all your open web pages. Also: The Firefox I loved is gone - how to protect your privacy on it now Launched this week, Firefox version 136 is a must-have update for anyone who typically works with a lot of open tabs. Your open tabs normally appear at the top of the screen in a tab bar. But the more pages you launch, the more crowded the bar becomes, preventing you from easily managing and using them. With vertical tabs, your open pages appear in a vertical sidebar on the left (or right). You can opt to see the name of each tab or save space by displaying just its icon. Opening or closing a tab requires just a click. By default, the e ... Read full article.