However, you do not get to see any two-level tab stack functionality nor the ability to customize the tab behavior like you get to see in Vivaldi. The default behavior of the tabs can be managed, stacked tabs can be changed into accordion-style, the width can be adjusted, the buttons can be customized to be visible/hide, and lots more.īrave also lets you group tabs, assign color, name them, and expand/collapse to easily manage several tab groups. You can also reposition the tabs from the top of the browser to the left/right/bottom side of the browser. With Vivaldi, you can have two-level stacked tabs together, and have several stacked tab groups. If you have a handful of tabs in use, you do not need to both about tab management capabilities, but it can still be useful. Tab management comes in handy when you have loads of tabs active. But, considering Vivaldi is popular for its tab management ability, it is worth pointing it out. For most users, this may not be a comparison criterion.
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