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X is rolling out the redesign for tabs (internally called “segments”) to some users on iOS. 👀 Profiles now use icon tabs, text still appears when active. Almost everywhere else, you still have text but now paired with icons when active. Active tabs now are highlighted with white (black... show more

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X is finally rolling out the redesign of profiles and tabs! 🔥 The classic blue is gone, active tabs now highlight in black or white, with icons appearing next to the active tab name. You’ll also feel satisfying haptics every time you switch tabs. Profiles just got a lot cleaner: tabs have been replaced by icons, reducing visual clutter. Posts & Highlights are now combined into one tab (just tap to switch between them). Same with Videos & Photos. A brand new Reposts tab has been added, so everything you repost lives there instead of mixing with your original posts. Plus, your posts no longer appear in the Replies tab. I’m loving how X is evolving with the new redesigns they’re doing. Thanks to Benji and the design team for this! 👏

Iorel

15,874 views • 2 months ago

Today, we’re rolling out two new productivity features in Chrome. With vertical tabs, you’ll now have the option to move your tabs to the side of your browser window by selecting “Show Tabs Vertically.” We’re also introducing immersive reading mode, a new full-page interface for deep focus.

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507,952 views • 5 months ago

A redesign of profile pages is underway for X on iOS 🔥 I like that they decided to use icons, and that some tabs were merged, such as: Post/Highlight and Videos/Photos. With this, we will have a more user-friendly interface IMO!

Iorel

45,212 views • 4 months ago

The benefits of switching between horizontal → vertical tabs are underrated. For the Superlogical multiplexer macOS client, both tab styles are great for very different working styles. For me, horizontal tabs are great for more focussed projects or tasks. I'll open a repo, spawn a few tabs with lazygit, a couple agents etc, and live in that for a while. Vertical tabs however, span sessions and even machines - much better for monitoring existing workloads, disparate agent runs and the like. Operator mode. Still quite early wip stuff but already a delight to use.

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almonk

24,800 views • 26 days ago

So... Vertical tabs are out in Chrome. I thought it would make me switch back to it, I really thought it was the one thing I needed in Chrome. I currently use Dia , but here's the thing. In comparison, the implementation of vertical tabs in Chrome is just awful. It barely changed since I saw it in beta. I thought it would greatly improve during the beta phase, but it did not. So here's everything I dislike about it compared to Dia: 1. It's super laggy. 2. When collapsed, the sidebar moves down, meaning the position of the expand/collapse button shifts down too, making it much harder to find. (I ironically couldn't find the first few seconds of the video specifically because of that) 3. No keyboard shortcut to expand/collapse. 4. Collapsed doesn't move the tabs out of view, they are just tiny. 5. The amount of tabs per line in the grid of pinned tabs is not adjusted depending on the number of tabs. 6. In collapsed mode, all the pinned tabs are now in a column, which can push the actual tabs quite far down. ----- It's just awful. It was built into Chrome as a way to just say "hey we also have vertical tabs!" But the UX is simply awful. This has to be the worst implementation of vertical tabs I've seen so far yet, sadly. For comparison, I'm also showing how Dia handles vertical tabs.

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With ChatGPT Atlas, we aim to push the boundary of what a browser can be — integrating ChatGPT and evolving it into an agent that takes action for you. But even as we build that future, the basics still matter. For most people we talk to, their tab strip is overflowing with too many tabs (mine certainly is!). This week's Atlas release: revamped tab search and a new 'auto organize' your tabs button. Click to remove duplicates, merge windows, or let ChatGPT group your tabs in a way that makes sense. Just hit “update” in the top right to try.

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354,989 views • 2 months ago

Version 1.2.0 of DeltaTune is out now! Move it to a different monitor, enjoy proper display of text in many more languages than before and use Streamer Mode for enhanced compatibility with screen capture software, all included in this update. Get it at the link below⬇️

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