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Firefox Devs Working on Tab Previews

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Firefox Devs Working on Tab Previews - OMG! Ubuntu
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Tab previews are in the works for a future release of Mozilla Firefox. In current versions of Firefox you hover your mouse over a non-active tab (i.e. any
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    Closest thing to that feature is this add-on:

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/panorama-view/

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      Very laggy and overcomplicated, but found that too!

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        Yeah it’s kinda laggy but does its job. I guess that was the reason why did they remove it from Firefox, it was slowing things down.

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          Afaik Epiphany has this.

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            Never used Epiphany as my main browser but it’s nice to have it around as an another open-source browser project. Gotta check that feature.

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              I mean, why not use Geckoview? Mozilla is doing something really nice and has the only full fledged browser with actual Addon support. Meanwhile GNOME and KDE have half-baked projects that use engines only really maintained by Google and Apple.

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                Yeah, I don’t understand that either. It can be used for something like Electron to run web-like programs but no one does that too.

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                  Well, Thunderbird does that. Thats it. Seamonkey and how they were all called were before my time.

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