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If I had to sum up the core feature that each of the main IE alternatives brought to the table Chrome would be speed, FireFox would be customization, and Opera would be experimentation. And with the Opera 11 beta that experimentation continues.
Tab Stacking has been added to the latest beta roll-out which happened today as a way of dealing with tens or hundreds of open browser tabs. According to Opera’s Desktop Team:
To see what’s in a stack just hover over it to get a visual preview and the ability to select which window to focus on or remove from the stack. An arrow appears to the right of a tab stack allowing you to expand the tabs along the tab bar too.
You can try it out for yourself by downloading the latest Opera 11 beta build.
Tab Stacking has been added to the latest beta roll-out which happened today as a way of dealing with tens or hundreds of open browser tabs. According to Opera’s Desktop Team:
Tab stacking allows you to organize your browsing, optimize the space on your tab bar, and keep yet even more tabs handy for use.
The video above gives you a better idea of how it works in practice. Tabs can be dragged and dropped on to other tabs to group them. This stack can then be accessed from a single tab making it easier to have lots open without the mess of hundreds across a single bar with none of the names visible.
To see what’s in a stack just hover over it to get a visual preview and the ability to select which window to focus on or remove from the stack. An arrow appears to the right of a tab stack allowing you to expand the tabs along the tab bar too.
You can try it out for yourself by downloading the latest Opera 11 beta build.
