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Activities:To view the activities where the most time was directly spent, use the Bottom-Up tab.To view the root activities that cause the most work, use the Call Tree tab.To view the activities in the order in which they occurred during the recording, use the Event Log tab.Root activitiesOpen the Activity Tabs Demo webpage in a new window or tab. The activity tabs are the Bottom-Up, Call Tree, and Event Log tabs at the bottom of the Performance tool. These tabs display root activities. devtools-performance-activitytabs]( repo folder. -->Root activities are activities that cause the browser to do some work. For example, when you click a webpage, the browser runs an Event activity as the root activity. That Event activity may cause other activities to run, such as a handler.In the flame chart of the Main section, root activities are at the top of the chart. In the Call Tree and Event Log tabs, root activities are the top-level items.For an example of root activities, see The Call Tree tab, below.The Bottom-Up tabOpen the Activity Tabs Demo webpage in a new window or tab.Use the Bottom-Up tab to view which activities directly took up the most time in aggregate.The Bottom-Up tab only displays activities during the selected portion of the recording:To learn how to select a portion of a recording, see Select a portion of a recording, above.In the Main section flame chart of the previous figure, almost all of the time was spent running the a, b, and c functions. The top activities in the Bottom-Up tab of the previous figure are also a, b, and c. In the Bottom-Up tab, the next most expensive activity is Minor GC.The Self Time column represents the aggregated time spent directly in that activity, across all of the occurrences.The Total Time column represents aggregated time spent in that activity or any of the children.The Call Tree tabOpen the Activity Tabs Demo webpage in a new window or tab.Use the Call Tree tab to view which root activities cause the most work.The Call Tree tab only displays activities during the selected portion of the recording:To
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Different variable, or has a hard-coded min-width that can't be changed in the config file.Strange. #16 This. Vertical tabs are the way. Wtf that looks more complicated than trying to find the initial reply of a reply of a reply in reddit. RiP to reddit btw. #17 If you have enough tabs that you need to scroll through them, then you have too many tabs open :p #18 What the fuck? How many tabs do people keep open? 5-6 max for me lol. You gotta pump those numbers up. #19 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. #20 I used to love Tabmix Plus on the old firefox which would let me have multiple tab rows. I need to look for alternative extensions cause I'm not a big fan of vertical styles. Try Vivaldi, it supports this feature natively plus many more features. It's a great browser. Alvis Saw the truth behind the copied door #22 Ah the classic- How do I do this?- You should not do that because I don't like itvery useful everyone.OP, as far as I know setting the minimum tab width to "0" in about:config is the best you can do. It dramatically increases the number of tabs you need to have before it starts scrolling, but it eventually does it. I'd also love for a way to have it act like Chrome. #23 wouldn't use Firefox anymore without this.It reverts Firefox tabs to the way it used to be. I hate what the default Firefox does (they're functionally not tabs anymore).Not sure if thats what you're looking for exactly OP but it worked for me personally #24
