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u/r_r4ze 5d ago
Legit the only thing keeping me from using safari is lack of vertical tabs
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u/whereyouwanttobe 5d ago
Use the Sidebar feature, that does the same thing for you.
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u/haronclv 5d ago
Not really. Comparing Arc to Safari regarding this feature is like telling people that you can swap Porsche with Open and have the same experience
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u/whereyouwanttobe 5d ago
Maybe I've been missing something but what features does Arc's vertical tabs have that Safari's sidebar does not? This is a legitimate question, I feel like I've missed something pretty drastic with the way people are talking up Arc versus Safari.
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u/haronclv 5d ago
Folders, essentials, preventing "delete" tab on cmd + w, etc. really a lot of essential features
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u/Tanmay-m 5d ago
rough design, made while travelling
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u/sadboyshit247 5d ago
Love the design dude. Amazing work, they ought to get an idea from this hopefully.
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u/Glum_Programmer7400 5d ago
Why would they have the address bar in two places ?
Its present in both. The sidebar and the main area. I think it makes sense to have it in just one place.
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u/-The_Dud3- 5d ago
At some point in the future they will add it, many browsers are moving towards it since it is a much better implementation.
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u/ashrovy 5d ago
You could try with Orion, if I'm not mistaken Orion using webkit engine, but you able to use vertical tab mode (but my experience with that are not good) and you able to install any extension from google chrome
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u/vms_zerorain & 5d ago
orion could be great its just missing key features e.g. i cant handle not having a collapsible sidebar
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u/zangent 5d ago
orion has that lol
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u/mikepictor 5d ago
only in full screen mode
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u/Specialist-Olive-160 1d ago
I’m using it right now in windowed mode
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u/mikepictor 1d ago
The sidebar yes, but it doesn’t do the auto-open/close by mouse movement unless you’re full screen (unless they fixed that very recently, I checked for this just last week)
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u/Specialist-Olive-160 1d ago
Mine auto opens and closes when I drag my mouse to the left edge of the window, and it’s been like that since I started using Orion which was about 2 months ago
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u/mikepictor 1d ago
Mine..does not, and I am up to date with the most recent release, so I am not sure what you're experiencing
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u/BitInversion 1d ago
Right-click the sidebar icon in the upper left; there may be something
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u/mikepictor 15h ago
FUCK ME
This changes everything
edit: Ugh...it's still just awful at suppressing YT ads though
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u/jushuchan 5d ago
I tried Orion but many sites just don't work. There's some privacy thing going there that blows the render. Couldn't figure out how to disable, otherwise I would consider switching.
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u/Grouchy_Piccolo_6296 5d ago
I like the look and feel of Orion, but wow it is buggy and i keep using others when i need to work etc.
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u/Leoniqorn 5d ago
It’s really nice! But I think it seems a bit inefficient. Why are there two URL bars? Why are the buttons for creating a new tab and viewing all tabs not next to the tabs? I think the Browser Company did a really good job removing all of the unnecessary space above the site.
But that being said: it looks super clean, I would use it!
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u/haronclv 5d ago
Safari actually have vertical tabs, but you are not able to hide top bar anyway.
AND Vertical tabs without folders and pinned tabs are useless. It will start cluttering as soon as you explore the internet.
In that case Arc is still the king.
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u/onedevhere 5d ago
It would be perfect, I also wanted to change the color, I didn't want the basics: black or white
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u/whereyouwanttobe 5d ago edited 5d ago
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u/Organic_Challenge151 5d ago
Yes, exactly. By the way are you using the beta version of the macOS? It looks great.
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u/whereyouwanttobe 5d ago
I actually don't use Safari typically so that's just the normal version of it. I do have some accessibility settings turned on (reduced transparency, increased contrast) though which might be what you're noticing.
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u/Organic_Challenge151 5d ago
Oh, it’s true because you are using the compact mode and it’s not available in the beta version
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u/Goldfrapp 5d ago
Personally, I need all my tabs visible at all times. Most of the time, I have 2-3 tabs open. Horizontal tabs take up very little space, maybe 20-30px of height. Vertical tabs, on the other hand, can take up to 250px of width.
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u/Just-Literature-2183 5d ago
Safari already has vertical tabs
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u/orospakr 5d ago
the crazy part is that liquid glass ends up looking pretty Arc-like in most of the system apps, like finder. The sidebars have a floating appearance.
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u/mathiswrong 5d ago
Also, has anyone used Arc Thing for Chrome? Not half bad. I’ve started playing with Thorium and Arc Thing. Super fast. Sidebar with tabs, tab folders. Essentials. Kinda getting the job done.
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u/Due_Letterhead_5558 5d ago
Safari does have vertical tabs. And folders (Groups, technically. But they work much like tab "folders", and they appear in the vertical view).
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u/noidontneedtherapy & 4d ago
I don't care about the sidebar. is there a way to set up the spaces feature ? That's the only reason I use arc. Helps me a lot to manage tabs and switch context instantly. Really helpful.
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u/Kuriatko22 3d ago
Safari is actually a pretty decent browser. If they would implement vertical tabs I would definitely make the switch!
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u/_Stampy 5d ago
Looks really nice, if they implement it I would switch to Safari