Alternative for Slow Tab-Mix-Plus to Customize your Firefox Tabs
One of the most popular reasons for using Firefox is its customization capabilities. Tabs are lovely and if you can control the tabs behaviour, browsing will be more enjoyable. The only problem is high memory/RAM consumption with customized tabs.
Tab-Mix-Plus is a popular firefox addon that gives users great capabilities for customizing tabs. However, TMP is bit heavy on the resources and slows down your Firefox browser. Also, it has got lot of geeky features and advance settings which requires technical knowledge. So, TMP isn’t the right choice for an average user. Moreover, Tab-Mix-Plus may stop working with other addons and may not be compatible with the latest version of firefox.
On the other hand, Tabberwocky is a tiny addon, which claims to be lightweight alternative to bulky Tab-Mix-Plus. So if you love firefox and want different option to TMP, try Tabberwocky to supercharge your firefox tabs.
With Tubberwocky, you can totally customize your Firefox tabs. It allows you to :
• Change the size of tabs.
• Show download progress bar on tabs.
• Have multiple rows of tabs.
• Highlight the unread tabs.
• Set Minimum/Maximum tab width.
• Lock a tab from accidentally closing.
• And much more.
Try this light weighted addon and we are sure you will love it. [download here]
Similar : Smart Firefox Tab Navigation & Quick Firefox Productivity Tips Without Using Any Addon
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This does not allow users to undo the closing of a tab.
Firefox is one and only the best ever browser and I am using that only for more than 5 years. I am using this addon in my browser right now.
Thanks to the info
Like most who know better, I’m a big fan of Firefox. I was doing my weekend house cleaning and noticed your comment on my Social Media Marketing Plus Blog, which prompted me to click thru to your site here.
I thought I was pretty hip to what FF could do but your Tab article was a nice surprise (as was the GCalendar) piece. I’ll have to bookmark your blog and revisit more often.