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I've had the unload flag enabled in about: config for months.
Haven't used the update yet but there are several related flags to change the appearance and behavior of unloaded tabs in there as well.
Tab groups are another thing I was using for a while, they still hide some flags to enable some options. Again, there are some neat flags associated with this in about: config.
There are also some hidden peefs for backing up your data that would be cool if they pushed them.
Sometimes it fewls lkke I probably spend more time tweaking flags than I do using the browser.
I use the release version, not nightly or developer. But you can usually find some future features in there. Some good, some not. YMMV.
As always - Use caution.
how do i even find cool flags to flip and break my browser?
Go to
about:configjust boring flags that do nothing everywhere.
i know the cool ones are somewhere over there though.
I believe
browser.profiles.enabledis a cool one you can enable now which isn't on by default (But will be eventually)hah ill be trying it out!