Too many tabs? Try these browsers with better tab management than Chrome
ZDNETHave you ever stopped to look at how many tabs you have across the top of your browser? Is that number so large that you can’t make out the favicons for each of those sites, forcing you to click through them to find the site you need?The frustration described above is more common than you might think. Part of the reason is that many browsers still haven’t figured out how to manage tabs with any level of efficiency.Also: 5 great Chrome-like browsers that put your privacy firstHowever, a handful of browsers make working with an ever-growing list of tabs so much easier that you’ll wonder why you haven’t already made the switch.Trust me — once you’ve experienced real tab management in a web browser, you won’t look back. In fact, after I started using one of these browsers, I couldn’t go back to the old-school method of hunting for tabs in a sea of tiny icons.If that sounds like a frustration you’d prefer to leave behind, read on, my friend, because your tabs are about to get managed.1. OperaI’ll start with the browser that made me leave behind Firefox and never look back. That browser is Opera, and the feature is called Workspaces. With Workspaces, you create categorized spaces (such as Social Media, Shopping, News, and Work) and can open related tabs in those spaces, quickly switching back and forth. You could spend time viewing work-related sites in the Work Workspace and then move to the Shopping Workspace to find a new book to read. Hit the Social Media Workspace and craft a pithy post. Also: 5 great Chrome-like browsers that put your privacy firstWorkspaces can be accessed from the sidebar, and you can create as many as you need. Even better, you can pin specific tabs to specific workspaces. You can also customize keyboard shortcuts to allow you to switch from one workspace to the next without your hands leaving the keyboard. Opera is free to use and can be installed on Linux, MacOS, Windows, Android, and iOS.Best for: Those who want serious tab management, use different operating systems, and don’t mind installing closed-source software. More