How to implement scrollable tab bar in Chrome like in Firefox?

When there are too many tabs in Chrome, the tabs become microscopic. I can not see the tab title. I have tried a lot of extensions, but nothing provided a good solution.

How can I make the Chrome tab bar scrollable like Firefox?

Scrollable tabs in Chrome are a long-running request to be found in UI: tab overflow dating from 2008 !!

A hidden setting has existed called Stacked Tabs, described here, but I cannot find it anymore in my current Chrome version.

It is said that it can be re-enabled again by adding to the Chrome command-line the parameter of --force-stacked-tab-strip-layout, but there are other reports that say it is only going to only be available on mobile devices. It certainly doesn't work on my desktop Chrome.

It seems like there is no other solution, and even this one is going out or already gone. Chrome developers detest tab scrolling.

Since at least April of 2019, the flag scrollable-tabstrip is present in Chrome, but unfortunately enabling that flag does nothing as of yet. I couldn't dig up any info on when this feature could start working, but I hope this happens soon.

As for extensions, I don't believe Chrome allows for extensions to interact with the layout of the tabstrip. The good ol' tab managers can list your tabs (perhaps in multiple Chrome windows) as a drop-down list, and allow you to switch, kill or swap tabs. What I would actually find more convenient is a floating tab-strip attached to the bottom of each webpage (which would emulate Chrome's tabstrip, but be scrollable). That's definitely doable, and I believe it could be done without compromising performance.