Scrolling horizontally for stacked windows in taskbar

I currently have 8 firefox windows open. In windows, these would shrink to fit into one screen if there weren’t too many of them. I don’t mind plasma’s approach of making the peek window a scrollable tile set instead, but I can’t seem to easilty scroll through these windows with my scroll wheel.

With the touchpad, I can scroll left of right. This makes sense. But I would also expect my scroll wheel going down to either scroll these windows left or right as well. This makes quickly checking them all easier. Am I missing a setting to toggle this feature, or is such a thing just not implemented in a convenient way yet? If the latter, how can I implement such a feature?

Welcome to the forum @Divinor ,
Super + tab does something similar:


Scrollable but I may have missed the point.

It serves a similar function but not the exact use-case. I want to only browse the open firefox windows, and the most straightforward way is through the taskbar. I’ve attached exactly what I mean here. As I stated, I’d like to do horizontal scrolling of this panel with my mouse’s scroll wheel. Using the touchpad for this purpose is possible but not preferable.

If horizontal scrolling is so important check out toggle grouping by middle-click. Btw keeping mouse pointer on the icon scrolling by mouse works.

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(Should you have relatively static set of FF windows you can use manual sort by dragging them.)

Oh interesting. I was confused on what that option meant when I was looking around initially. I guess this solution helps a bit. Not a perfect solution since it has some slight annoyances but definitely better than the stacked view. It is overall a very close thing to what I wanted. Thanks!

I’ll keep the post open for a few days just in case. Otherwise, your solution answers my question sufficiently.