How to identify the tab currently opened in Edge?

Question

I had been using Firefox whenever I could in the last years, but I'm forced to use Edge in Windows now. Still it seems (to me) the Edge is not designed for serious work, becuase so many simply things seem so hard to do, like this:

When having multiple tabs open, I'm having real trouble to find out which tab it actually is. Here is a partial screenshot of Edge's "title bar":

My version of Edge is Version 112.0.1722.46, and it seems I'm using the standard theme.

As it seems, Edge sometimes highlights the current tab, as can be seen here:

Firefox

OK, to be fair, I distributed my tabs in Firefox to multiple windows, each having a plenty of tabs open, but have a look at one of those windows:

You'll notice a few differences:

1. The page's (tab's) title is displayed in the title bar
2. The current tab is highlighted by a "frame" around its title
3. There are horizontal scrollbars allowing to scroll in your tab list (using the mouse wheel)

Maybe it answers the two questions:

1. Can it be done better?
2. How can it done better?

Answer 1

If the current color theme of Edge does not emphasis enough the current tab, you may experiment with other color themes or build your own.

Changing the theme is done this way :

• Click the three-dots menu and select "Settings"
• Click "Appearance" on the left
• Select the theme color by clicking on it
• The effect is immediate.

Answer 2

As it seems, Edge only adds a limited set of tab icons to the title bar (something like 80, subject of window width, it seems). Once your tab is "right of" that list, the current tab is no longer indicated in the title bar.

Also it seems the tabs can be selected via Control+PageUp and Control+PageDn in a "modulo-like" manner (switching to the last when doing down on the first, and switching to the first when going up on the last). There can exist tabs where one only sees the URL input field to change (despite of the page contents, of course), but not the window title bar.