You can either take ten seconds to make a “window 1” and “window 2” workspace and then never touch the feature again, or you’re better off not using Zen. It’s not just about vertical tabs, workspaces are pretty core to how you’re supposed to interact with it and are incredibly powerful once you embrace them.
I keep reading this argument that “it’s incredibly powerful” with no concrete examples. I don’t want a powerful browser, I want it to get out of my way.
Use different workspaces in different windows and your problem is gone. You only see the shared tabs if your windows are on the same workspace.
see, that’s the thing, I don’t care about workspaces and I don’t want yet another concept to manage when basic windows already do that job.
Tab syncing + workspaces force a different workflow to solve problems I don’t have.
You can either take ten seconds to make a “window 1” and “window 2” workspace and then never touch the feature again, or you’re better off not using Zen. It’s not just about vertical tabs, workspaces are pretty core to how you’re supposed to interact with it and are incredibly powerful once you embrace them.
I keep reading this argument that “it’s incredibly powerful” with no concrete examples. I don’t want a powerful browser, I want it to get out of my way.