@lucasnorthmi51959 I have several browsers installed too. Main reasons are 1 I'm curious to see what they have to offer that's different from their competitors 2 I find that no one browser is better than all others in every respect. So, depending on context, I sometimes switch for specific tasks.

@celadyn expand button being added. Good. It's one of the features I miss from Firefox.

@acidinmyfridge said in Need Increase Size And Space for my Tabs:

@swoop if there's an option to get in contact with the developer of that Tab Mix Plus Firefox extension
maybe ask if they can make a chrome extension of it, so you could use it in Opera.

Firefox was my default browser until I switched to Opera as default about a year or so ago. I got the impression that it was pretty tough for the developer to port from Firefox Classic to the web extensions model because the latter is lacking in required APIs. But if/when he's able to crack it then it might be a formality to do a Chromium version.

I notice that default Firefox has a scroll bar for tabs but none of the other mainstream browsers do.

At the moment in Opera I find myself frequently using tab search (right now I have 80 tabs open). Of course this presupposes you can remember at least a part of the page title you're searching for, which I mostly can.

But I'd say once you're at this number of open tabs you need search anyway. I'd still struggle with multiple rows to spot what I was looking for. Whereas typing F2 followed by incremental search is fast.

@tioosaminha if you don't care for specific features then don't use them and/or disable them. Don't assume other users have no use for them. We are all different.

@celadyn this happened to me once in a previous version, though I can't remember what I did to fix it now. I may have just reinstalled. I wasn't using too many at the time.

@stevencee if you haven't already I would enable the one-click keyboard shortcuts. Better usability imo. Press 0 or + (repeatedly if desired) to zoom in and then 6 to return immediately to 100%. Far easier than messing around with the icon.

@marius-b do you mean displaying how many tabs you have open?

@stevencee moving the mouse over the magnifying glass lets you see the zoom level. Though it would be nice to be able to see at a glance what setting you're at.

You can also zoom in and out using one-click keyboard shortcuts. By default 0, 6, + and -. You have to enable one-click keyboard shortcuts first though.

Also Ctrl+ mouse wheel if on Windows.

@huijingfei isn't that just a function of your being restricted in China?