Hi Flip, As an alternative, you can use Stylus the Stylus ( not Stylish, for privacy reasons) extension for your browser. This will allow your browser to re-interpret the CSS styling of the pages tab. The upshot of this is that instead of one row of pages you could see two or three. Use this code: #page-toolbar {
height: 270px;
}
#page-toolbar .container {
height: 270px;
white-space: normal
}
#page-toolbar .height {
height: 270px!important
}
This gives two rows of pages. For every 130 you add to that 270 value, you will add another row of displayed pages. It takes a bit of practice to move them around confidently, since the tab isn't designed for it, but it will double or triple the number of pages viewable at any given time.
