Good design doesn't mean "put everything in smaller containers." Chrome uses distinct rows for tabs, addresses, and bookmarks because each field can contain a lot of information.
Thats true, but wasting space with a container that's too big and almost never fully used is also questionable. And a lof of information can quickly become to much information so having a lot in bookmarks there doesn't seem practical to me.
I just tried this and it works well so I'm sticking with it.
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Good design doesn't mean "put everything in smaller containers." Chrome uses distinct rows for tabs, addresses, and bookmarks because each field can contain a lot of information.
Thats true, but wasting space with a container that's too big and almost never fully used is also questionable. And a lof of information can quickly become to much information so having a lot in bookmarks there doesn't seem practical to me.
I just tried this and it works well so I'm sticking with it.