1

I have an app that displays really useful information in the tab title and I'd really love to be able to see this always. If I have too many tabs open or I pin it, the title shrinks and I can't read it any more. I am guessing a better place for it would be the Taskbar. Or put it in the empty space after the last tab. Or slam it in the URL bar. Or whatever. I am open to any good solution that makes it prominent. But I really need to see that title info. (WSL v2 is running, chocolatey is installed -- I am not afraid of the command line, should that be helpful.)

enter image description here

2 Answers 2

0

I believe Chrome is designed to shrink the tab names per the amount. It wouldn't make sense to have every title of a website on a big scroll wheel, especially because a lot of Chrome tabs can hurt your memory, and it wouldn't make sense to use them all at once to the point where the icons shrink.

My suggestion: Write a script that saves the title into a text file or a separate so you can at least see them.

0

Vertical tabs is only solution for this problem.

Edge and vivaldi has built-in vertical tabs.
For chrome and brave, you need to install chrome extensions or write own chrome extension.

I try these 3 extensions. Find more at chrome web store:

  1. tabWindow: Multi-window vertical tabs. chrome webstore link: tabWindow

  2. tabs Outliner: Show tabs in tree style. chrome webstore link: tabs Outliner

  3. tabFlow: Show tabgroups in tree style. chrome webstore link:tabflow

You must log in to answer this question.

Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged .