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Display tabs above address bar like in the web version?

littlebigman
littlebigman
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Hello,

I've been using Dolphin for a few years because of its interface, where tabs are displayed above the address bar.

But it hasn't been updated in over a year, so would like to move to Firefox… but FF on Android doesn't support that feature out of the box while it does in the web version.

Is there an add-on available?

Thank you.

Hello, I've been using Dolphin for a few years because of its interface, where tabs are displayed above the address bar. But it hasn't been updated in over a year, so would like to move to Firefox… but FF on Android doesn't support that feature out of the box while it does in the web version. Is there an add-on available? Thank you.
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Hi

This is currently unavailable in Firefox for Android. Please appreciate that different web browsers try to make use of the smaller screen on mobile devices in different ways.

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Paul
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Hi

This is currently unavailable in Firefox for Android. Please appreciate that different web browsers try to make use of the smaller screen on mobile devices in different ways.

littlebigman
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Paul said
This is currently unavailable in Firefox for Android. Please appreciate that different web browsers try to make use of the smaller screen on mobile devices in different ways.

Found it: Opera in "tablet" mode