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Google Chrome now has vertical tabs, but they might not be enabled by default for you. Here’s what you need to do: - Go to the Chrome flags section, search for "vertical tabs", enable it, and relaunch the browser. - After that, right-click on the empty space next to...

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Ishu Agrawal7 months ago

Arc users rn

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Vekay7 months ago

Firefox has always had this!

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AshutoshShrivastava7 months ago

Almost all browser

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SilenceAtSlip7 months ago

Why doesn't it expand on hover, like in brave?

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Daniel Gomes Silveira6 months ago

THANK YOU!

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Mellian ꩜7 months ago

if you can’t find the setting, just remember: if it’s not in "Appearance," it’s probably hiding in "Flags" waiting for its big break

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Sasshi7 months ago

Not on iPad

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