The Four Tiers of Tab Importance

Arc is the greatest web browser ever, and has been tragically moved-on-from by The Browser Company of New York-come-Atlassian. I’ve been back on it the last month or so though. It’s still very usable as they keep the Chromium version updated. I just really like it. It’s so good. My second favorite is Zen because of how well it follows in those Arc footsteps. But I’m attempting a jump over to Dia, the sorta-kinda-Arc-replacement, as it seems like that’s where the effort is focused. But is it?! I don’t see a ton of action on Dia either, to be fair. But they have seemed to bring some of the great some from Arc over to Dia, so I figured it was worth a shot. There is already a bunch of paper-cutty stuff I don’t like, but I gotta give it some time, so I won’t dig into all that just yet. Right now I’d just like to explain one thing I think Arc really nailed: Tab Heirarchy. It’s sort of like a 4-tier system. 1) Pinned Tabs These favicon-only buttons are tabs that persist across all spaces.…