Prevent Giant Tabs in Safari
Using Sierra 10.13.6
I suddenly noticed today that my safari browser has giant tabs
I am pretty sure that earlier I had fixed sized tabs and not the ones which run across my entire screen.
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Using Sierra 10.13.6
I suddenly noticed today that my safari browser has giant tabs
I am pretty sure that earlier I had fixed sized tabs and not the ones which run across my entire screen.
safari
asked 6 hours ago
Knows Not MuchKnows Not Much
55721028
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Using Sierra 10.13.6
I suddenly noticed today that my safari browser has giant tabs
I am pretty sure that earlier I had fixed sized tabs and not the ones which run across my entire screen.
safari
asked 6 hours ago
Knows Not MuchKnows Not Much
55721028
Using Sierra 10.13.6
I suddenly noticed today that my safari browser has giant tabs
I am pretty sure that earlier I had fixed sized tabs and not the ones which run across my entire screen.
safari
safari
asked 6 hours ago
Knows Not MuchKnows Not Much
55721028
asked 6 hours ago
Knows Not MuchKnows Not Much
55721028
asked 6 hours ago
Knows Not MuchKnows Not Much
55721028
asked 6 hours ago
Knows Not MuchKnows Not Much
55721028
asked 6 hours ago
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55721028
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Fixed-width tabs were used up until Safari 4. Starting with either Safari 5 or 6 (I'm not sure which because I can't find a screenshot of Safari 5's tab bar), the style switched to full-width. Safari 6 was released alongside macOS Mountain Lion in 2012.
So, unless you just upgraded from a version of macOS earlier than Mountain Lion, your tabs have always been full-width.
Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to change the style back to fixed-width if that's what you prefer.
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Fixed-width tabs were used up until Safari 4. Starting with either Safari 5 or 6 (I'm not sure which because I can't find a screenshot of Safari 5's tab bar), the style switched to full-width. Safari 6 was released alongside macOS Mountain Lion in 2012.
So, unless you just upgraded from a version of macOS earlier than Mountain Lion, your tabs have always been full-width.
Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to change the style back to fixed-width if that's what you prefer.
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Fixed-width tabs were used up until Safari 4. Starting with either Safari 5 or 6 (I'm not sure which because I can't find a screenshot of Safari 5's tab bar), the style switched to full-width. Safari 6 was released alongside macOS Mountain Lion in 2012.
So, unless you just upgraded from a version of macOS earlier than Mountain Lion, your tabs have always been full-width.
Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to change the style back to fixed-width if that's what you prefer.
answered 5 hours ago
daGUYdaGUY
4,814174267
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Fixed-width tabs were used up until Safari 4. Starting with either Safari 5 or 6 (I'm not sure which because I can't find a screenshot of Safari 5's tab bar), the style switched to full-width. Safari 6 was released alongside macOS Mountain Lion in 2012.
So, unless you just upgraded from a version of macOS earlier than Mountain Lion, your tabs have always been full-width.
Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to change the style back to fixed-width if that's what you prefer.
answered 5 hours ago
daGUYdaGUY
4,814174267
Fixed-width tabs were used up until Safari 4. Starting with either Safari 5 or 6 (I'm not sure which because I can't find a screenshot of Safari 5's tab bar), the style switched to full-width. Safari 6 was released alongside macOS Mountain Lion in 2012.
So, unless you just upgraded from a version of macOS earlier than Mountain Lion, your tabs have always been full-width.
Unfortunately, I don't know of a way to change the style back to fixed-width if that's what you prefer.
answered 5 hours ago
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4,814174267
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