Microsoft Edge wants to further improve the dynamics of open tabs with a new option that users can adapt to their needs.
The idea is that the tab system adapts to your web browsing style and can offer you different ways of managing them, without the need to resort to third-party options.
New dynamic to manage open tabs in Microsoft Edge
Microsoft has made a lot of changes to its web browser that make it easier to deal with open tabs. Regardless of how many tabs we have open in Edge, there is an option in the browser that will help us manage them.
Or we can let it do the work for us with the standby function that suspends those that are inactive for a certain period of time. On the other hand, it has also taken care of offering different ways of displaying the tabs with the new option that allows the bar to be placed on the side, turning them into vertical tabs.
This is an interesting dynamic that allows us to toggle between a full view of the tab and a preview that only highlights the web page icon. And now a third option is added: the possibility of resizing the tab bar.
An option that users with small screens will appreciate, since they will be able to find a compromise between seeing only seeing the favicon and having the extended tab bar. Just by dragging and dropping the sidebar you can change the size it occupies on the screen, so you can adapt this dynamic to your needs.
This is a dynamic that is being tested in the Beta, Dev and Canary versions of Microsoft Edge, so we will still have to wait for it to be implemented in one of the future versions of the browser to enjoy this new option.
