I fullscreen a browser to see all of the tabs better, lol. Maybe I could transition to vertical tabs instead...

No, she wasn't. Where did you come across that idea?

Considering all that's happened in the past few months, I'd be curious if people weren't.

Oh, you're referring to how stable having separate processes per tab is. The way you worded it, "Browse two or three websites at the same time" made it sound like opening multiple sites in one browser was somehow dependent on multiple processes, or some Chrome exclusive, which it obviously isn't. I get you now.

I'm not really understanding what you mean by, "Browse two or three websites at the same time".

EDIT: Nevermind.

It does save space, but only if the window is maximized.

"Evangelion's backstory follows how a massive tsunami caused the earth's axis to tilt, resulting in climate change, unrest and nuclear war."

Raining? Grounding? Haha, I sort of like "Raining"...

Well either that one button fails, or the whole screen does.

It all looks like low budget housing, in AnyCity, Earth. Kind of sad really. Most of the time, if it wasn't for one landmark sky scraper here and there and some difference in the local weather, I wouldn't be able to tell one city in Russia from somewhere in South Africa.

Yeah China does something cool every now and then. Once in a blue moon.

Hmmm, the whole process sounds just like Panorama in Firefox, complete with a 3 key shortcut. :D .

Follow-up:

Almost there...

Magnets look very likely. I think the trick at the end was better.

I hope other companies, American or not, are too. Doesn't seem to be nearly enough progress here...

If the room has enough windows for this to matter, what would be the best time of day to take a picture for this?

Only a matter of time before this becomes some kind of purely cosmetic procedure. Maybe in 20 years...

@DylanMD: Way too serious? It could just be fun for them. There's always that.