[tcfunk]

I've been using zen lately mostly for the combination of "essentials" + "workspace" tab management scheme. I love having a space for tabs while also having a spot to pin stuff like email and bluesky which doesn't necessarily fit into one category or other.

Admittedly I haven't tried many other options, except sidebery which was good but not quite there for me.

[TranquilMarmot]

Firefox has vertical tabs and tab groups now; those aren't specific to Zen

[paldepind2]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but neither vertical tabs nor tab groups are fully ready and shipped.

From a quick search, it seems that you need to make edits in `about:config` to enable tab groups and use nightly to access vertical tabs.

[homebrewer]

Vertical tabs are available in the latest stable release. They're pretty basic compared to tree style tabs and sideberry, though.

[atulvi]

OK, this is it. The perfect firefox fork. The last thing I need is the ability to self host a ff sync server so my bookmarks are synced with my phone.

[Propelloni]

Lucky us, you can do this today, because, of course, it is Mozilla, so it is open source: https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs

[jofzar]

These are arc features (which were copied/ported to zen) and are the main reason I use ARC atm on my Mac. On PC I use zen because arc sucks on PC. It's hard to lose these features imo.

[nicoty]

In case you didn't know, Arc isn't being developed since 5 months now. The company has moved on to another project called Dia.