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[โ€“] Neon@lemmy.world 5 points 3 months ago (1 children)

tabs within tabs

I use the Firefox "Tab Groups" Extension to get a similar result and I have to agree, it is so nice to keep order

I prefer the Firefox "Tab Groups" Feature actually because I feel it's more comfortable / has a more clear separation AND:

It automatically freezes tabs and integrates with containers (kind of like browser profiles on Chromium but in the same Window)

Fair enough. I'm relatively sure that Vivaldi does the same freezing, however I haven't seen documentation around it and I'm too lazy to look it up. I can say that tabs that haven't been used in a while reload entirely when you switch to them.

But I do like Firefox's privacy. Limiting cookies to only cookies from that website is a nice touch.