Show HN: PolyBrowser goes open source on GitHub. Let’s re-imagine web browsing
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#4You know, I don't consider myself to be OCD, but the thought of scrolling horizontally through webpages that essentially never really align worth a damn on the actual browser window honestly makes me a bit nauseous.
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#6Seems pretty nice, but I'll stick with Firefox + the TreeStyleTabs addon.
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#8Seems pretty nice, but I'll stick with Firefox + the TreeStyleTabs addon.
The other barrier (which I guess PolyBrowser suffers from too) is that Chromium is so adamant on separate processes per tab that it becomes painful to use a lot of tabs. I wish they would officially support "--single-process" (doesn't need to be default or anything).
Edit: I see PolyBrowser is in XUL so it's already FF, pardon the comparison.
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#9Seems pretty nice, but I'll stick with Firefox + the TreeStyleTabs addon.
Someone is going to take the chrome content API (or CEF or something similar) and make this happen and will become very popular (or even better, an "IDE" environment of sorts for browsing w/ good context switching). No, I am not talking about a separate window with hierarchical tabs, I am talking about being able to use some of this horizontal space I have plenty of. The other barrier (which I guess PolyBrowser suffe…
PolyBrowser also supports large browsing sessions with better memory manegement than Chromium.