Any way to get desktop and tablet styled tabs on Android phone browsers?

[JacobTheTechie]

I often use both chrome and Firefox, and was wondering if there is some kind of setting to [invert/revert] (whatever) to the style of tabs that the desktop and tablet versions use on a phone with a smaller screen, even if only in landscape mode. It would majorly help my sanity, and I would no longer have to go against my OCD by opening a sperate menu to view what I have opened. Thanks in advance to any great thinkers or programmers who can make this a possibility for me.

Note to get rid of any confusion: I just mean adapting the tablet style of the browser that displays all of your tabs at the top, and getting it to work on a phone.

 

[Rukbat]

No, the desktop browser is written one way, the phone browser is written another way. About the only way to get desktop-style tabs on a phone browser is to rewrite the browser (from the start - IOW, open a blank file and start writing code).

 

[JacobTheTechie]

Rukbat, that isn't what I meant at all... I meant converting or cloning the way tabs are at the top in tablet browsers and transferring it to a phone sized screen.

 

[GRIMWALD]

Tabs are present in both Samsung stock browser and in Chrome, with the split screen ability of the Note series of devices, I can split the screen and work with two different browsers with multiple tabs open. If I want more thane two browsers open I can open them on my home screen and still work with multiple tabs.

GRIM