Opens in a separate window making it hard to access when your vertical tab is mixed with a plethora of windows.
Provides a bit of customization for some minor tweaks.Shows all the tabs from all the windows.So you either need to press Alt+Tab to open it every time or use the split-screen option to use the browser and vertical tabs at the same time. The extension is straightforward to begin using and the action of switching tabs, closing, or opening new tabs is actually faster compared with other extensions.īut this extension does not add vertical tabs that sticks to the browser. Unlike Edge, you actually have a few settings to adjust the sidebar position, squeezing webpage, tab title, dark mode, etc. The interface looks completely similar to Edge’s vertical tabs including the minimize button. This is by far the best extension that installs vertical tabs the way you looking for. After trying several extensions, these are the ones that we recommend to get vertical tabs in the Chrome browser. But most of them have a really bad UI or confusing layout to navigate. There are multiple ways to get vertical tabs in Chrome using extensions like Sidewise Tree Style Tabs, Tab Tree, Tab Manager Plus, etc.
If you don’t want to switch from Chrome or Firefox either, then here’s how you can get vertical tabs on Chrome and Firefox. So I have decided to bring the vertical tabs feature to the browsers I normally use. But switching everything to a new browser is something I am not looking for.
It’s also refreshing to use a new layout after years of using the same tabs arranged at the top. It makes better use of my 16:9 desktop display. Microsoft Edge’s new feature of vertical tabs almost made me switch to Edge.
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