I would once again like to thank the #Mozilla folks for their fine work on making #Firefox do what they think the user should want, rather than what the user actually wants. This is a challenging technical task, but they have proven to be very adept at it over the years.

Current #gripe: tab groups. My tabs just started opening in tab groups without me doing anything. Took a while to figure out this was actually what was going on; the UI affordances for this are not obvious, and it just seemed to be two unrelated niggles - (1) links opened in new tabs weren't opening at the end of the tab bar, and (2) some weird little thing was showing up in the tab bar, which just looked like a graphical glitch.

I didn't enable tab groups, but I suddenly got them anyway.

I didn't choose for links opened in new tabs to be placed into tab groups, but I got that anyway.

And there's no setting in the UI to control this, at least in my Firefox. Search the settings UI for "group" and there's 0 results. Looking through the settings, I don't see it under another name.

You can turn it off in about:config - it's at `browser.tabs.groups.enabled`.

Firefox keeps getting worse and worse. This "we know better than the user, they should want this change and we won't let them even opt out, much less require them to opt in" is a huge driver of that.

When will #Servo be suitable as a daily driver?

#tab #BrowserTab #TabGroup #TabGroups #browser #arrogant #PissesMeOff #PissMeOff

Is there any way to open the URLs clicked from other apps in
@brave (desktop) in a specific tab group, instead of putting to very last of the tab list?

E.g: I have a "videos" tab group, and if I open a YouTube link from e.g: Telegram, I want it to be appended to this "videos" tab group.

#brave #bravebrowser #youtube #tabgroup #tabs #tab #telegram

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#Browser #Opera #Chromium #AI #UI #TabGroup #Messenger #Player #Windows #MacOS #Linux