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From your example what I could understand is that browsers are not doing what you prefer, so you call them "feature lacking".

For the specific case of your example I prefer the current browser behavior. So what?

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Perhaps it wasn't the best example, as the Tab/Window title could fall under Window management. But fine, if you just want minimal chrome, perhaps Chrome will do. Parent said feature-rich. My point really is that there are technical and usability features. And while of course there is cross over - I don't see much in the way of advancement in usability (without extensions). Browser's haven't changed that much in the last ten years - from an end users perspective. Window and web page management isn't great.

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