what a fucking joke, the best thing it did was create the zen browser project, and before that Vivaldi existed that took the spot of zen without the hype

You should try the Shimmer userchrome tweaks along with the Sideberry extension . With both of them it's even better than Zen IMO.

Zen Browser is open source and in active development!

Does any other browser let me open 2 windows with the same synced tabs? Also, permanent per-space tabs, please.

Zen makes something like 84 external connections, which is around double what even Edge makes (and Microsoft has basically become a malware company).

This was patched, and the vast majority were just fetching thumbnails.

Zen does

Why do people want vertical tabs? It feels as if it just takes up more space, and my muscle memory after all these years makes me move to the top. I always go back to horizontal tabs after using vertical tabs for a day.

Zen is a lot more than just vertical tabs. And I have never run into any "pains and bugs".

Because web content is increasingly mobile and vertical-oriented. So the horizontal space is usually empty anyway.

Sometimes new things take time to get used to but if you try it for more than a single day you may find that you like it.

The Browser Company, the developer behind the Arc Browser, has announced that Arc is going away

Where? Where did they do this? Why is there no link? They said several times, very recently, that it was not going away. They were just basically going into maintenance mode.

please know this: we’re not trying to shut Arc down.

- 2 weeks ago

No Linux build, not git link, why would anyone care?

Makes sense. The sites I am using most probably have not adopted the new style yet. And like I said, the hardest part is the muscle memory of looking at the top for my tabs and moving my mouse to the top to select a tab.

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Because 96% of people aren't using Linux to browse the web.

with the TF2 engineer's voice

THE ARC IS DEAD?

I really liked the layout of Arc, but ended up going back to Firefox because uBlock still works on it.

it couldn't be too popular as a windows only project. I assume it was too lite known, like I never even heard about it here or other places

tab groups in firefox are surprisingly good! even alongside a tab group management addon. they complement each other, like when you don't want to create a bunch of subgroups for an exclusive view but just collapse them