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The only sane tab behaviour is open to the right of current and close to immediate left. It means that open+close returns you to where you were and the only option that keeps large volume manageable. That it's not in common use shows how much cargo-culting goes into UI design.

Doctora Malka Older@older.bsky.social

I'm trying floorp & for an inveterate tab-multiplier like me 2 problems keep sending me back to chrome: there's not "new tab to the right" function (that I've found), meaning new tabs send me off to casa del carajo; and the tab icons don't squinch into tinier & tinier forms as I add to them. recs?

Making it easy for people to change their UI is one of the things that LLMs ought to be really good at. In this case, I'd likely just generate a browser extension with the correct behaviour — but this would be built-in if product managers were more interested in people and less in nudging.

i am not an expert in extensions by any means but afaik an extension cannot affect the native browser tabs or fully replace it etc...