In Safari, the name of the tabs are the shortened names given to the bookmarks by the user, so that the user can shorten the name of each tab to an essential identification, e.g. "Chase" "AmEx" etc.
I like the drawer concept for tabs in OmniWeb, but its benefits are somewhat defeated by the fact that the tabs ignore the shortened name assigned to the bookmark by the user, and instead use the original very long name, thus requiring that you mouse over each tab in order to identify it before choosing which one to click on. (I hope I am explaining this coherently.)
I would like to suggest that OmniWeb name the tabs in the tab drawer by whatever (shortened) name the user gives each bookmark, so that all the tabs in the drawer are easily discernible and identifiable at a glance, with no need to mouse over each one to read the long names.
I like the drawer concept for tabs in OmniWeb, but its benefits are somewhat defeated by the fact that the tabs ignore the shortened name assigned to the bookmark by the user, and instead use the original very long name, thus requiring that you mouse over each tab in order to identify it before choosing which one to click on. (I hope I am explaining this coherently.)
I would like to suggest that OmniWeb name the tabs in the tab drawer by whatever (shortened) name the user gives each bookmark, so that all the tabs in the drawer are easily discernible and identifiable at a glance, with no need to mouse over each one to read the long names.
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