And remember.. it's not a race!
this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2023
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Fun fact: if you open more than 100 tabs in chrome (at least on android), it no longer shows the number of open tabs, it just says ":D".
If it's incognito tabs, it says ";)".
I haven't seen a number in years. This means I'd have to count manually which I'm not going to do. Hope this answers your question sufficiently.
On Firefox it's an infinity symbol.
You're picky indeed, my friend.
I didn't know about that feature. Kinda snarky of the devs if you ask me. Good luck with your tabs!