The only part missing, is Firefox slightly slower startup time (although that improved as well).
The only part missing, is Firefox slightly slower startup time (although that improved as well).
Then once WebRender lands, well, who knows? I assume Google are planning something in response - the continued dominance of Chrome is worth considerable $billions to them...
TabGroups was really unique in that it felt (to me) like the kind of interaction-redefining change that tabbed browsing was in the first place. I'm adjusting myself to using virtual desktops and KDEs WM-level tabs to compensate, but I still miss the addon.
I’m surprised the built in containers left behind the extensions option to always a url open in a specific container. To me that’s the unique interesting bit — my banks can always be in my banking container, Facebook in a social, etc. By having the browser force the mapping I can make sure that I minimize cross-contamination, reducing attack surface area and increasing privacy.