Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't Firefox have all those features? Why put third party intermediary between you and the source?

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ciefa 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

1) No they don't 2) Zen had them first

Firefox is "copying" from Zen, and I think that's good. I do like Zen, but I wouldn't mind having all the features in Firefox (and imho some of the UI lately in Zen is... weird)

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yellowapple 21 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

Pretty sure in most/all the cases mentioned, they were available as extensions long before Zen had them. In particular, both Zen's and Firefox's built-in vertical tabs feel like a bit of a downgrade from Tree Style Tabs (which I continue to use on Firefox, and also used on Zen last time I tried it).

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accidc 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Could you list a couple of things you find wierd? Wondering if its worth switching

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tethys an hour ago | parent [-]

Not OP, but I am not a fan of the newly introduced library. Exploring my history is bad in Firefox, and this is even worse. It doesn’t show full page titles, so it’s almost impossible to find the right page.

	▲	fffrantz 35 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Agreed. It’s really annoying to be honest.

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jamie_ca 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Maybe I haven't looked too deep into Firefox multi-profile config, but:

- The distinction between pinned (soft-bookmarked) tabs and other tabs is very useful for me organizing things at work. (I didn't like when Arc added a setting to auto-delete other tabs X days after creating, though)

- Multiple "spaces" on the tab bar combined with global bookmarks at the top mean I can have a space for planning work and one for implementation work, and from both of those I have an easy link to Jira to search up tickets without needing to hop back and forth.